Population resettlement in international conflicts : a comparative study
The core subject of the book is a comparative analysis of the resettlement and relocation of populations within the context of international conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.
Case Reports
xxviii, 245 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
9780739116074, 073911607X
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Introduction / Pawel Lutomski and Arie M. Kacowicz
Forced migration and the humanitarian regime / Susan Martin
Postwar spatial reorganization : the resettlement of Greek refugees, 1922 -1930 / Arnon Golan
The unraveling of Algérie française and the fate of the pieds noirs / Ian Lustick
Resettlement of refugees in Finland and Cyprus : a comparative analysis and possible lessons for Israel / Nurit Kliot
Return and resettlement as a result of ethnic cleansing in post-conflict former Yugoslavia / Paul Prettitore
The Polish expulsion of the German population in the aftermath of World War II / Pawel Lutomski
Iraqi Jews in Israel : from "refugees" to "zionists" and back again / Esther Meir-Glitzenstein
The resettlement of the Palestinian internal refugees in Israel : a successful story? / Hillel Cohen
The legal rights of the Palestinian refugees under international law / Robbie Sabel
Lords of the earth? the 2005 disengagement and the Israeli settlement project / Ehud Eiran
Population trends and scenarios in Israel and Palestine / Sergio DellaPergola
Conclusions / Arie M. Kacowicz and Pawel Lutomski
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