The myth of self-reliance : economic lives inside a Liberian refugee camp / Naohiko Omata.

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Omata, Naohiko [Author]

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9781785335655

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HV640 .M984 2017

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Contents:

Economic lives in Buduburam -- The household economy in the camp -- Roots of economic stratification : a historical perspective -- Repatriation to Liberia : the 'best' solution for refugees? -- The 'end' of refugee life? When refugee status ceases -- Developing a better understanding of livelihoods, self-reliance and social networks in forced migration studies -- Epilogue: Buduburam in 2015.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

'Guests who stayed too long' : refugee lives in a protracted camp -- Economic lives in Buduburam -- The household economy in the camp -- Roots of economic stratification : a historical perspective -- Repatriation to Liberia : the 'best' solution for refugees? -- The 'end' of refugee life? When refugee status ceases -- Developing a better understanding of livelihoods, self-reliance and social networks in forced migration studies -- Epilogue: Buduburam in 2015.

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