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The case studies featured below show how our academic research, across a range of subjects, is having an impact on the wider world.

Case studies

Informing policy regarding a new category of involuntary migrants
Environmentally Displaced People
Engaging with humanitarian actors to develop a methodology for innovation
Humanitarian Innovation Project
Engagement work by Associate Professor Tom Scott-Smith has helped enrich understanding of the complexities of emergency refugee accommodation and humanitarian nutrition
Promoting understanding of humanitarian nutrition and shelter
Challenging popular myths about refugees
Refugee Economies in Uganda
Transforming attitudes in humanitarian aid organisations
Refugee Youth: Agency and Aspiration
Examining the origins of refugee and forced migration studies, and charting its future direction
The Oxford Handbook of Refugee and Forced Migration Studies
Towards solutions for protracted refugee situations
The PRS Project
Research in Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia has led to a radical reframing of assumptions held by aid agencies about the economic lives of refugees
Transforming the role of refugees in host economies

Research

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