Broadening the scope of scolarly research on the repatriation of refugees is a necessity
Koen Vlassenroot, Jolien Tegenbos
Abstract
Koen Vlassenroot, Jolien Tegenbos
Abstract
Almost twenty years on from the decade of voluntary repatriation, Jolien Tegenbos and Koen Vlassenroot explore how scholarly understanding of the process of ‘return’ has evolved and how it has largely been determined by policy priorities.
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Almost twenty years on from the decade of voluntary repatriation, Jolien Tegenbos and Koen Vlassenroot explore how scholarly understanding of the process of ‘return’ has evolved and how it has largely been determined by policy priorities.
Key concepts: Repatriation, Scope (computer science), Refugee, Political science, Public administration, Law, Computer science, Programming language