Forced migration and global processes a view from forced migration studies

Papers presented at the 8th Biennial International Conference of the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration (IASFM), held in January 2003 in Chiang Mai, Thailand in cooperation with the Asian Research Centre for Migration, Chulalongkorn University.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The international refugee convention : national identity as a limitation on compliance / Petrice R. Flowers -- A pragmatic solution, revisited : evaluating the successes and failures of a self-sufficiency and integration programme for Rwandese refugees in Burundi, 1962-1976 / Nathaniel H. Goetz -- Displacement by development and moral responsibility : a theoretical treatment / Peter Penz -- Involuntary resettlement in the Three Gorges Dam area in the perspective of forced migration due to hydraulic planning in China / Florence Padovani -- 'I went as far as my money would take me' : conflict, forced migration and class / Nicholas Van Hear -- Relief and development as flawed models for the provision of assistance to refugees in camps / Barb Wigley -- Globalization of human rights and its impact on internally displaced Kurds in Turkey / Betul Celik -- Beyond exile : refugee strategies in transnational contexts / Marita Eastmond -- Is the Australian Refugee Review Tribunal 'institutionally' biased? / Susan Kneebone -- Challenge without transformation : refugees, aid, and trade in western Tanzania / Loren B. Landau -- Protection, threat and movement of persons - examining the relationship of terrorism and migration in EU law after 11 September 2001 / Elspeth Guild -- Community services in refugee aid programmes : leading the way in the empowerment of refugees or a sop to humanitarian consciences / Oliver Bakewell -- 'Just a refugee': rights and status of refugees in New Zealand / Heather Devere, Keryn McDermott, Jane Verbitsky -- Terrorism and the non-derogability of non-refoulement / René Bruin and Kees Wouters.