Selected papers on refugee issues
Subtitle: III
By: edited by Jeffery L. MacDonald and Amy Zaharlick
Publisher: American Anthropological Association
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Arlington, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 188
Subjects: Refugees; Government policy; Acculturation; Refugee camps; Research; Cross-cultural studies
Other titles: Selected papers on refugee issues, 1994
Notes: "A publication of the Committee on Refugee Issues, a committee of \he General Anthropology Division, a unit of the American Anthropological Association."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Rituals of resettlement: identity and resistance among Maya refugees  -- Nancy Wellmeier; title: Preventing the consequences of human rights abuse: the case of refugee women  -- Patricia J. Campbell, Peter W. Van Arsdale; title: Cyganed [Gypped] out of refuge: Romanian Gypsies in Poland  -- Elzbieta M. Gozdziak; title: "But where can we go?" Refugee women in Hungaryfrom the former Yugoslavia  -- Éva V. Huseby-Darvas; title: Taking care ofpeople through culture: Zimbabwe's Tongogara refugee camp  -- Ann Mabe; title: Salvadorans and Nicaraguans in Honduras: a comparative analysis of community-building, repatriation and the transformation of refugee identity  -- James Phillips; title: Two views of postwar German refugee history: using historical material for research on identity transformations  -- Beatrice Nied Hackett; title: Thwarting family values: American culture vs. Cambodian refugee families in the United States  -- MaryCarol Hopkins; title: Where do I find the women?: Research with undocumented Guatemalan refugee women in Los Angeles  -- Gabriele Kohpahl; title: You can't go home again: Personal experiences of marginalization, liminality, and metamorphosis in long-term local fieldwork on refugees -- Ruth M. Krulfeld.