Reporting What’s Going on at the Neighbors from a Distance: Turkish News Channels’ Breaking News Coverage of the 2018 Missile Strikes against Syria by Ayşen Akkor Gül

“…For instance, no broadcast journalistsreflected the opinions of Syrian refugees living in Turkey, and very few reported from anywhere nearthe scene of the action. …”
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EU Financial Assistance to Civil Society in Turkey: Shrinking the Political Space in the Post-Gezi Process? by Sinem Bal

“…However, even though civil society organizations have strengthened their catalysing role and become a new counter-hegemonic political space since the Gezi protests, it is argued that Turkey’s normative distance from the EU and the pragmatic links between the EU and Turkey over refugees have led the EU to reduce its financial relationships with Turkey’s rights-based civil society.…”
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Multiple Hepatic and Renal Hydatid Cysts Managed with Laparoscopic Surgery by Lamia Kouba, Bayan Alsaid, Taisser Almeree, Mazen Allouche, Abdulghani Alshalabi

“…The growing number of immigrants and refugees from endemic areas could increase the prevalence of the disease in nonendemic countries. …”
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The “Immigrant Medical Services” Organization from the End of the British Mandate Through the First Years of Israel (1944–1953) by Dorit Weiss

“…The aftermath of the Second World War and the Holocaust triggered mass migration of Jewish refugees to British Mandatory Palestine and, after 1948, the nascent State of Israel. …”
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Developments in Border and Migration Management in the South East European Region by POLGÁR István

“…Basically, it is one of the main migration routes, also called the Western Balkan track, used by thousands of migrants and refugees on their way to the EU member states. Managing migration in the EU and in the neighboring countries is a social and economic investment that enables societies to strengthen their cohesion and resilience and become more prosperous. …”
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Un atelier d’écriture pour les exilés : une question de statut by Sara GREAVES

“…It examines the proposition from the perspective of the exiles (an umbrella heading including economic migrants and refugees), then for research purposes. How can exiles benefit from a creative writing workshop? …”
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Clinical Manifestations and Distribution of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in Pakistan by Abaseen Khan Afghan, Masoom Kassi, Pashtoon Murtaza Kasi, Adil Ayub, Niamatullah Kakar, Shah Muhammad Marri

“…It is a major public health problem in the country especially alongside regions bordering the neighboring Afghanistan and cities that have had the maximum influx of refugees. The purpose of our paper is to highlight the diverse clinical manifestations of the disease seen along with the geographic areas affected, where the hosts are particularly susceptible. …”
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Rescuing the Jews in Lithuania during World War II: Practices of Creating a Lithuanian Museum Narrative by Rūta Šermukšnytė

“… Lithuanian historiography shows that the topic of rescuing the Jews in Lithuania during World War II (WWII) is intertwined into different narrative schemes: the pre-Holocaust story of the rescue of Jewish refugees at the beginning of WWII and the topic of the Holocaust in Lithuania. …”
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Le Roman de Perceforest, la Sicambre et la guerre de Cent Ans by Levente Selaf

“…It is a mythical city, invented by the Historia regum francorum, place of residence for several centuries of Trojan refugees who will become the ancestors of the French. …”
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Límite Pirineos. Una mirada global a la participación de anarquistas españoles en la Resistencia francesa by Diego Gaspar Celaya

“…Between 1940 and 1945 more than 10,000 Spaniards, thousands of them anarchists, mostly refugees in French territory as a result of the Spanish Civil War, fought in the French Resistance ranks. …”
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La prison de Guingamp, de l’ombre à la lumière by Emmanuel Laot

“…Closed for the first time in 1934, it took in Spanish refugees in 1937 and 1939, then reopened in 1941 and was disused in 1952. …”
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Afghan Pashtun asylum seekers’ deportation issues and self-inflicted violence in Germany by Ashfaq takkar

“…The acceptance rate for asylum applicants from Afghan refugees has experienced a decline, coinciding with the government's attempts to enhance the number of deportations. …”
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Municipal variations in the housing arrangements of international students by Feng Hou, Max Stick, Haozhen Zhang

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Fighting Another’s War: Imperialist Projections on the Victorian Novel’s Continent by Tamara Wagner

“…They were seen as a threat, spilling over into Britain, as bringing in competing flows of refugees, and most importantly perhaps, as demanding a rethinking of imperialist legacies of guilt. …”
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Representing Environmental Emergency as Social Emergency: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 in Blues Songs from Louisiana and Mississippi by Stéphanie DENÈVE

“…Through their songs, they described how they experienced and perceived their interactions with nature, denounced the treatment African-American environmental refugees received, and raised awareness about an issue which is as burning today as it was then – environmental injustice, in a way that still seemed relevant to Hurricane Katrina’s victims almost a century later.…”
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Analysing the effectiveness of migrants’ protection and integration through the applicability of the European Union’s directive on long-term residents by Ana Filipa NEVES, Carlos NOLASCO

“…Only in 2011, was this specific regime also applied to refugees. Two decades after its entry into force, it was time to analyse the impact of this legal avenue in the lives of long-term migrants living in Portugal. …”
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Towards Activation or Inactivation? Migrants’ Experiences of Encounters with the Swedish Public Employment Service by Maja Lilja, Hanna Li Kusterer, Sven Trygged

“…This study investigates how these migrants experience encounters with the PES after the initial establishment period. A total of 23 refugees, mostly women, participated in semi-structured interviews that were analysed thematically. …”
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Place-based Guaranteed Minimum Income in Barcelona: (un)intended inclusionary policy for migrants by Laura Colini

“…The role of cities engaging in various forms of basic income, such as the Guaranteed Minimum Income, and how they impact specific target groups as migrants and refugees, is still understudied. At the peak of the migration wave in Europe between 2015 and 2016, the European programme Urban Initiative Actions funded a pilot project on Basic Income led by the city of Barcelona. …”
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Navigating the Aftermath: U.S. Policy in Afghanistan Following Troop Withdrawal by Z. Makoveeva

“…While the Middle East countries were anxious about security issues in the region, Europe was anxious about the mass migration of refugees. Russia, the country which is crucially interested in stable peace in the Middle East, and China, which is cooperating with Afghanistan in the economic sector, began negotiations with the Taliban government to stabilize the situation peacefully after the withdrawal of American troops.The article analyzes the changes in US policy in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of troops in August 2021. …”
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Addressing limited access to water sanitation and hygiene in Gaza strip shelters during conflict by Samer Abuzerr, Kate Zinszer

“…Recent data from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) and the World Health Organization (WHO) reveal that approximately 200,000 civilians are displaced, with only 30% of shelters having access to potable water and even fewer possessing functional sanitation infrastructure. …”
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