Naohiko Omata

• Unwelcome participation, undesirable agency? Paradoxes of de-politicisation in a refugee camp

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Refugee Survey Quarterly

• Who takes advantage of mobility? Exploring the nexus between refugees’ movement, livelihoods and socioeconomic status in West Africa

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), African Geographical Review

• The Myth of Self-Reliance: Economic Lives Inside a Liberian Refugee Camp

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Studies in Forced Migration, 36

• Book review: The Concerned Women of Buduburam: Refugee Activists and Humanitarian Dilemmas

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Journal of Refugee Studies, 30 (1), 134 - 137

• Refugee Economies: Forced Displacement and Development

  Alexander Betts, Louise Bloom, Josiah Kaplan, and Naohiko Omata, (2016)

• Refugee economies in Kenya: preliminary study in Nairobi and Kakuma camp

  Naohiko Omata, (2016), RSC Working Paper Series, 120

• Book Review: South–South Educational Migration, Humanitarianism and Development: Views from the Caribbean, North Africa, and the Middle East

  Naohiko Omata, (2016), Population, Space and Place, 22 (6), 636 - 638

• Micro-finance in refugee contexts: current scholarship and research gaps

  Evan Easton-Calabria and Naohiko Omata, (2016), RSC Working Paper Series, 116

• Forgotten people: former Liberian refugees in Ghana

  Naohiko Omata, (2016), Forced Migration Review, 52, 10 - 12

• Home-making during protracted exile: diverse responses of refugee families in the face of remigration

  Naohiko Omata, (2016), Transnational Social Review

• Book Review: Governing Refugees: Justice, Order and Legal Pluralism

  Naohiko Omata, (2016), Social & Legal Studies, 25 (2), 253 - 256

• Economic reintegration of returnees in Liberia

  Naohiko Omata and Noriko Takahashi, (2016), Forced Migration Review, 51

• Assessing economic impacts of hosting refugees: conceptual, methodological and ethical gaps

  Naohiko Omata and Nina Weaver, (2015), RSC Working Paper Series, 111

• Book Review: Displacement economies in Africa: paradoxes of crisis and creativity

  Naohiko Omata, (2015), Journal of Refugee Studies, 28 (4), 597 - 599

• Research in Brief: Refugee Economies

  Alexander Betts and Naohiko Omata, (2015), RSC Research in Brief 2

• Open wallet, closed doors: exploring Japan’s low acceptance of asylum seekers

  Naohiko Omata, (2015), Migration Information Source

• Examining the impact of UNIDO’s training on the economic reintegration of repatriated refugees in Liberia

  Naohiko Omata and Noriko Takahashi, (2015), Working Paper 12 / 2015

• Humanitarian innovation and refugee protection

  Alexander Betts et al, (2014), In: Brennan, K. (ed.) Making Global Institutions Work, 53 - 68

• The end of refugee life?

  Naohiko Omata, (2014), Peace Review: Journal of Social Justice, 26 (3), 394 - 491

• Refugee Economies: Rethinking Popular Assumptions

  Alexander Betts et al, (2014)

• Refugee livelihoods in Kampala, Nakivale and Kyangwali refugee settlements: patterns of engagement with the private sector

  Naohiko Omata and Josiah Kaplan, (2013), RSC Working Paper Series, 95

• Repatriation and integration of Liberian refugees from Ghana: the importance of personal networks in the country of origin

  Naohiko Omata, (2013), Journal of Refugee Studies, 26 (2), 265 - 282

• Community resilience or shared destitution? Refugees' internal assistance in a deteriorating economic environment

  Naohiko Omata, (2013), Community Development Journal, 48 (2), 264 - 279

• The complexity of refugees' return decision-making in a protracted exile: beyond the home-coming model and durable solutions

  Naohiko Omata, (2013), Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 39 (8), 1281 - 1297

• Refugee livelihoods and the private sector: Ugandan case study

  Naohiko Omata, (2012), RSC Working Paper Series, 86

• Humanitarian innovation and refugee protection

  Alexander Betts et al, (2012), RSC Working Paper Series, 85

• Struggling to find solutions: Liberian refugees in Ghana

  Naohiko Omata, (2012), UNHCR New Issues in Refugee Research, 234

• Online connection for remittances

  Naohiko Omata, (2011), Forced Migration Review, 38, 27 - 28

• Forgotten or neglected? Non-registered Liberian refugees in Ghana: their rights and protection

  Naohiko Omata, (2011), Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration, 1 (2), 12 - 16

• 'Repatriation is not for everyone': the life and livelihoods of former refugees in Liberia

  Naohiko Omata, (2011), New Issues in Refugee Research, 213

• Who receives remittances? A case study of the distributional impact on Liberian refugees in Ghana

  Naohiko Omata, (2011), Development Viewpoint, 61

• The significance and limitations of remittances from the West for a Liberian refugee population and the local host community in Buduburam village, Ghana

  Naohiko Omata, (2011), In: Aoyama, T. (ed) Migration, Mobility and Globalization, 7 - 16

• Empowering rural women through strengthening shea butter industry

  Naohiko Omata, (2007)

• Alchemy field report on FCC micro credit programs to refugees in Mozambique

  Naohiko Omata, (2004)

Publications

• Unwelcome participation, undesirable agency? Paradoxes of de-politicisation in a refugee camp

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Refugee Survey Quarterly

• Who takes advantage of mobility? Exploring the nexus between refugees’ movement, livelihoods and socioeconomic status in West Africa

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), African Geographical Review

• The Myth of Self-Reliance: Economic Lives Inside a Liberian Refugee Camp

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Studies in Forced Migration, 36

• Book review: The Concerned Women of Buduburam: Refugee Activists and Humanitarian Dilemmas

  Naohiko Omata, (2017), Journal of Refugee Studies, 30 (1), 134 - 137

• Refugee Economies: Forced Displacement and Development

  Alexander Betts, Louise Bloom, Josiah Kaplan, and Naohiko Omata, (2016)