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People in camps

2
August 1998

This issue has a special feature on refugee and IDP camps. As Dr Richard Black says in his introductory article, the six articles are useful in reminding us of what some academics and policy makers have been arguing for a long time - that ‘camps’ represent a poor solution for refugees.

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  • The value of memory
  • Enclosures and exclusions: wildlife conservation schemes and pastoral tribes in the Middle East
  • Putting refugees in camps
  • The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement: a new instrument for international organisations and NGOs
  • The Kibeho crisis: towards a more effective system of international protection for IDPs
  • From village to camp: refugee camp life in transition on the Thailand-Burma Border
  • Prolonged stay in a refugee camp: some thoughts
  • Encampment at Abu Rakham in Sudan: a personal account
  • Saharawi refugees: life after the camps
  • Camps: literature review
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