Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp: Gender, Violence, and Coping in Uganda
Autor Ulrike Krauseen Limba Engleză Hardback – 21 iul 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781108830089
ISBN-10: 1108830080
Pagini: 250
Dimensiuni: 160 x 235 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Locul publicării:Cambridge, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1108830080
Pagini: 250
Dimensiuni: 160 x 235 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Locul publicării:Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cuprins
1. Introduction; 2. Gender-Based Violence in the Camp and Beyond; 3. Humanitarian Aid and the Camp Landscape; 4. Changing Gender Relations in the Camp; 5. Coping during and with the Difficult Life in the Refugee Camp; 6. Conclusions.
Recenzii
'This important and original work unpacks the ways in which confinement and encampment exacerbate gender-based violence against both women and men. Providing a granular focus on a single Ugandan refugee camp, it integrates insight into refugees' lived experiences with critical engagement with the role of humanitarian organizations. Ulrike Krause offers a voice to harrowing human stories and shows why they matter for policy and practice.' Alexander Betts, University of Oxford
'Whether you are a scholar, a policy maker or a practitioner, you will find this thought provoking book extremely valuable and its richly informed polyphonic analysis persuasive. Drawing from her experience in a refugee camp in Uganda, Dr Krause engages in an in- depth, thoughtful yet robust dialogical interaction which unravels, contests or refines a wide range of theories, concepts and practices on gender based violence as a continuum (i.e: humanitarian/dehumanizing aid; women vulnerable objects/actors). Forced migration is a complex process in which gender roles and relationships are continuously and contextually renegotiated. A must-read.' Maroussia Hajdukowski-Ahmed, McMaster University
'Through her in-depth knowledge of life and coping in a refugee camp and her careful attention to detail, Krause explores how gender-based violence needs to be understood in relation to humanitarian governance and coping strategies in the camp - moving beyond the moral binaries of much work on this contentious subject.' Simon Turner, University of Copenhagen
'Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp: Gender, Violence, and Coping in Uganda by Ulrike Krause is a well documented and meaningful work related to subjects like gender-based violence, gender roles and relations, humanitarian aid as well as strategies of displayed women and men in encampment in Uganda's camp Kyaka II, for the refugees who mainly escaped the conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.' Carmen Ungur-Brehoi, Journal of Identity and Migration Studies
'In Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp, Krause offers compelling and nuanced insights into gender-related violence amongst refugees who escaped conflicts in Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo). The book is based on her extensive research in Kyaka II refugee camp in Uganda in 2014 … It will not only be a valuable reference for academics and students in related areas but also offer useful lessons for aid practitioners, particularly in light increasing interest in the role of gender in refugee contexts. For these reasons, this inspiring work by Krause deserves wider readership amongst scholars, students and policymakers interested in gaining nuanced insights into gender dynamics taking place inside a long-term encampment.' Naohiko Omata, International Migration
'Whether you are a scholar, a policy maker or a practitioner, you will find this thought provoking book extremely valuable and its richly informed polyphonic analysis persuasive. Drawing from her experience in a refugee camp in Uganda, Dr Krause engages in an in- depth, thoughtful yet robust dialogical interaction which unravels, contests or refines a wide range of theories, concepts and practices on gender based violence as a continuum (i.e: humanitarian/dehumanizing aid; women vulnerable objects/actors). Forced migration is a complex process in which gender roles and relationships are continuously and contextually renegotiated. A must-read.' Maroussia Hajdukowski-Ahmed, McMaster University
'Through her in-depth knowledge of life and coping in a refugee camp and her careful attention to detail, Krause explores how gender-based violence needs to be understood in relation to humanitarian governance and coping strategies in the camp - moving beyond the moral binaries of much work on this contentious subject.' Simon Turner, University of Copenhagen
'Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp: Gender, Violence, and Coping in Uganda by Ulrike Krause is a well documented and meaningful work related to subjects like gender-based violence, gender roles and relations, humanitarian aid as well as strategies of displayed women and men in encampment in Uganda's camp Kyaka II, for the refugees who mainly escaped the conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.' Carmen Ungur-Brehoi, Journal of Identity and Migration Studies
'In Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp, Krause offers compelling and nuanced insights into gender-related violence amongst refugees who escaped conflicts in Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo). The book is based on her extensive research in Kyaka II refugee camp in Uganda in 2014 … It will not only be a valuable reference for academics and students in related areas but also offer useful lessons for aid practitioners, particularly in light increasing interest in the role of gender in refugee contexts. For these reasons, this inspiring work by Krause deserves wider readership amongst scholars, students and policymakers interested in gaining nuanced insights into gender dynamics taking place inside a long-term encampment.' Naohiko Omata, International Migration
Descriere
Offering nuanced insights into violence, humanitarian protection, gender relations, and coping of refugees in a Ugandan refugee camp.