Geography and Refugees: Patterns and Processes of Change

Partial table of contents:

Geography and Refugees: Current Issues (R. Black).

RECEPTION, SETTLEMENT, AND REPATRIATION OF REFUGEES IN THE THIRDWORLD.

`Internal Refugees': The Case of the Displaced in Khartoum (J.Bascom).

Mass Flight in the Middle East: Involuntary Migration and the GulfConflict, 1990-91 (N. Van Hear).

REFUGEES AND ASYLUM-SEEKERS IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD.

The `Sweden-wide Strategy' of Refugee Dispersal (T. Hammar).

North and South: Resettling Vietnamese Refugees in Australia andthe UK (V. Robinson).

NEW DIRECTIONS, NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

Repatriation and Information: A Theoretical Model (K. Koser).

Forced Migration and Ethnic Processes in the Former Soviet Union(Z. Zayonchkovskaya, et al.).

CONCLUSION.

Retrospect and Prospect: Where Next for Geography and RefugeeStudies?

(V. Robinson).

Index.