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The Point of No Return: Refugees, Rights, and Repatriation

Katy Long

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Introduction: Refugees and Citizens 1. Repatriation, Refugees, and Returning Home 2. Patria, Protection and the Social Contract 3. Repatriation: a Historical Perspective 4. Repatriation after 1955: New Settings, Same Questions 5. Voluntary Repatriation after 1992: Continuing Crises 6. Repatriation in the Twenty-First Century: Learning History's Lessons? 7. The Ethics of Voluntary Repatriation 8. Repatriation as Reconciliation: the Community Dynamics of Return 9. Repatriation without Return? 10. Refugees, Rights and Repatriation

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Introduction: Refugees and Citizens 1. Repatriation, Refugees, and Returning Home 2. Patria, Protection and the Social Contract 3. Repatriation: a Historical Perspective 4. Repatriation after 1955: New Settings, Same Questions 5. Voluntary Repatriation after 1992: Continuing Crises 6. Repatriation in the Twenty-First Century: Learning History's Lessons? 7. The Ethics of Voluntary Repatriation 8. Repatriation as Reconciliation: the Community Dynamics of Return 9. Repatriation without Return? 10. Refugees, Rights and Repatriation

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Introduction: Refugees and Citizens 1. Repatriation, Refugees, and Returning Home 2. Patria, Protection and the Social Contract 3. Repatriation: a Historical Perspective 4. Repatriation after 1955: New Settings, Same Questions 5. Voluntary Repatriation after 1992: Continuing Crises 6. Repatriation in the Twenty-First Century: Learning History's Lessons? 7. The Ethics of Voluntary Repatriation 8. Repatriation as Reconciliation: the Community Dynamics of Return 9. Repatriation without Return? 10. Refugees, Rights and Repatriation

Key concepts: Repatriation, Refugee, Perspective (graphical), Political science, Law, Art, Visual arts

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