Title: Refugees, environment and development /
Authors: Black, Richard, 1964-
Publisher: Longman,
Year: 1998
Subjects: Refugees; Disasters
Abstract: Challenging the opinion that refugees cause environmental degradation, this book explores alternative approaches to the dynamic processes involved in the relationships between forced migration, sustainable development and environmental management.
Contents: Ch. 1. Why link forced migration and environmental change? -- Ch. 2. Forced migration and environmental change: the evidence -- Ch. 3. Towards an environmental toolkit -- Ch. 4. Environment and development: what is different about emergencies? -- Ch. 5. Responding to refugee emergencies: the Rwandan crisis -- Ch. 6. Seven years on: refugees and natural resource management in West Africa -- Ch. 7. Post-conflict environmental rehabilitation -- Ch. 8. Linking research and practice.