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FMR 70 – Conocimiento, voz y poder

Las personas que han vivido el desplazamiento necesitan que se les escuche. Sus perspectivas, estrategias y soluciones deberían estar en el centro de los debates sobre políticas y prácticas. Los autores de este número reflexionan sobre los progresos realizados, pero también sobre el camino que queda por recorrer. Cuestionan las actitudes, ponen de manifiesto las injusticias y hacen recomendaciones prácticas para el cambio. We are very grateful to the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) for their partnership on this issue and for the generous financial support of both the International Development Research Centre of the Government of Canada and LERRN (funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)). Forced Migration Review issue 70 includes a major feature on ‘Knowledge, voice and power’ exploring issues of representation, influence, privilege, access, discrimination and more. The issue also includes a feature on ‘Social cohesion in refugee-hosting contexts’, exploring the role of social cohesion in contexts of protracted displacement, with a particular focus on Kenya and Lebanon. It has been produced with the financial support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Jesuit Refugee Service.
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FMR 70 – المَعارفُ والرَّأي والقُوَّةُ

يَحتاجُ الأشخاصُ الذينَ عاشوا تَجرِبَةَ النّزوحِ إلى أن يُستمعَ لصوتِهم. إنَّ وجهاتِ نظرِهم واستراتيجياتِهم وحلولَهم حول السياساتِ والممارساتِ يجبُ أن تكونَ في صلبِ المناقشات. ويفكِّر الباحثون مَلِيًّا، في هذا العددِ، فيما يتعلق بالتقدم الذي أُحرِز حتى الآن، وكذلك فيما يتعلق بالطريق التي ما زال يتعيَّنُ السفر فيها. إنَّهم يَتَحَدَّونَ السُلوكِيّاتِ القائِمةَ، ويُلقونَ الضَّوءَ على حالاتِ الظلمِ ويقدِّمون توصياتٍ من أجلِ التغيير. We are very grateful to the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) for their partnership on this issue and for the generous financial support of both the International Development Research Centre of the Government of Canada and LERRN (funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)). Forced Migration Review issue 70 includes a major feature on ‘Knowledge, voice and power’ exploring issues of representation, influence, privilege, access, discrimination and more. The issue also includes a feature on ‘Social cohesion in refugee-hosting contexts’, exploring the role of social cohesion in contexts of protracted displacement, with a particular focus on Kenya and Lebanon. It has been produced with the financial support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Jesuit Refugee Service.
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FMR 70 – Knowledge, voice and power

People with lived experience of displacement need to be heard. Their perspectives, strategies and solutions should be at the centre of discussions about policy and practice. The authors in this issue reflect on progress made but also on the road still to travel. They challenge attitudes, highlight injustices and make practical recommendations for change. We are very grateful to the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) for their partnership on this issue and for the generous financial support of both the International Development Research Centre of the Government of Canada and LERRN (funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)). Forced Migration Review issue 70 includes a major feature on ‘Knowledge, voice and power’ exploring issues of representation, influence, privilege, access, discrimination and more. The issue also includes a feature on ‘Social cohesion in refugee-hosting contexts’, exploring the role of social cohesion in contexts of protracted displacement, with a particular focus on Kenya and Lebanon. It has been produced with the financial support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Jesuit Refugee Service.
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FMR 70 – Savoirs, voix et pouvoir

Les personnes ayant une expérience vécue du déplacement doivent être entendues. Leurs perspectives, leurs stratégies et les solutions qu’elles préconisent devraient être au centre des discussions à propos des politiques et des pratiques sur le sujet. Les auteurs de ce numéro se penchent sur les progrès réalisés, mais aussi sur le chemin qu’il reste à parcourir. Ils remettent en question les attitudes, soulignent les injustices et formulent des recommandations pratiques sur les manières d’aboutir à un changement. We are very grateful to the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) for their partnership on this issue and for the generous financial support of both the International Development Research Centre of the Government of Canada and LERRN (funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)). Forced Migration Review issue 70 includes a major feature on ‘Knowledge, voice and power’ exploring issues of representation, influence, privilege, access, discrimination and more. The issue also includes a feature on ‘Social cohesion in refugee-hosting contexts’, exploring the role of social cohesion in contexts of protracted displacement, with a particular focus on Kenya and Lebanon. It has been produced with the financial support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Jesuit Refugee Service.
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From the Editors

People with lived experience of displacement need to be heard. Their perspectives, strategies and solutions should be at the centre of discussions about policy and practice. The authors in this issue reflect on progress made but also on the road…

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