Palestinian Refugees: Identity, Space and Place in the Levant

ISBN-13: 9780415580465 / Angielski / Twarda / 2010 / 234 str.

Are Knudsen;Sari Hanafi

Opis

This book takes a fresh look at the refugee problem & examines Palestinian refugee exile & alienation across the Levant. It opens a critical debate on key conceptual dimensions, unpacking the new terminology on refugees, migration & diaspora studies.

Spis treści

Introduction  Part I: Space, Governance and Locality  1. Cartographic Violence, Displacement and Refugee Camps: Palestine and Iraq  2. Governing the Palestinian Refugees Camps in Lebanon and Syria: The Cases of Nahr El-Bared and Yarmouk Camps  3. Palestinian Camp Refugee Identifications: A New Look at the “Local” and the “National”  Part II: Urbanisation, Place and Politics  4. Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon: Migration, Mobility and the Urbanization Process  5. Refugees Plan the Future of Al Fawwar: Piloting Strategic Camp Improvement in Palestine Refugee Camps  6. Nahr el-Bared: The Political Fall-out of a Refugee Disaster  Part III: Civic Rights, Legal Status and Reparations  7. Passport for what Price? Statelessness Among Palestinian Refugees  8. Dynamics of Humanitarian Aid, Local and Regional Politics: The Palestine Refugees as a Case-Study  9. Reparations to Palestinian Refugees: The Politics of Saying ‘Sorry’  Part IV: Memory, Agency and Incorporation  10. ‘The One Still Surviving and Viable Institution’  11. ‘A World of Movement’: Memory and Reality for Palestinian Women in the Camps of Lebanon  12. Politics, Patronage and Popular Committees in the Shatila Refugee Camp, Lebanon