Journal of Refugee Studies

Migration Studies

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  1. Correction to: Field reflections from training Finnish asylum officials 2026-08-05
  2. Suspended solidarity: the experience of precarity and the chronopolitics of support in Australia’s asylum regime 2026-07-14
  3. From survival to sustainability: a spatial implementation timeline for socially sustainable refugee camps 2026-07-13
  4. What is policy relevance in refugee and forced migration research?: rethinking the dual imperative 2026-06-24
  5. Correction to: IDP perspectives on IDP participation 2026-05-29
  6. Cardboard camp: stories of Sudanese refugees in Lebanon By Maja Janmyr, Yazan Al-Saadi, K., Omar Khouri, Noemie Honein, Anthony Hanna, Sirène Moukheiber 2026-03-31
  7. ‘ Uganda likes refugees too much ’: domestic narratives on refugee protection 2026-03-28
  8. Refuge by ‘technical’ means : humanitarianism, bureaucratic asylum, and the politics of refracted mandates in postcolonial India (1947–1981) 2026-03-26
  9. After the exodus: gender and belonging in Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugee camps 2026-03-25
  10. Intergenerational trauma in refugee communities. Edited by Laura Kromják and Ajlina Karamehić-Muratović. 2026-03-24
  11. Searching for purpose beyond displacement—a review of more to life than a refugee camp: a Congolese refugee’s quest for a purpose and better life 2026-03-10
  12. Jonathan, a refugee who wants to be a Black Korean 2026-02-06
  13. At the intersection of transness and refugeeness: ‘I don’t want to wear another label that adds even more vulnerability.’ 2026-01-14
  14. Field reflections from training Finnish asylum officials 2026-01-13
  15. ‘I needed this journey’: home visits in wartime as transformative events 2026-01-09
  16. Ambivalent intersectional solidarity: Berlin’s LGBTIQ+ civil society alliances during the war in Ukraine 2026-01-07
  17. The role of collective hypervisibility in everyday lives of refugees: the Syrian refugee hubs in metropolitan areas of Turkey 2026-01-07
  18. Waiting out the crisis: a strategy for resisting displacement in Burundi 2026-01-02
  19. Correction to: When does a refugee stop being a ‘refugee’? The social construction of refugeehood after cessation 2025-12-19
  20. Reproductive health injustice in internally displaced persons camps in Nigeria 2025-12-13
  21. Telling the gendered story: the construction of migrant subjectivities in UNHCR’s animated information campaign 2025-12-12
  22. Art, agency, and access: refugee experiences and resistance in the context of EU’s migration management 2025-12-11
  23. After Border Externalization: Migration, Race, and Labor in Mauritania By Hassan Ould Moctar 2025-12-11
  24. Making Rafha: explaining the establishment of Saudi Arabia’s first and only refugee camp 2025-12-09
  25. A long journey home: losing and remaking home following displacement (Berghahn, Forced Migration Series 53. 2025) By Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia 2025-12-09
  26. Mapping the Global North bias in forced migration studies: three decades of publication and citation trends 2025-12-06
  27. The racialized, racializer, and anti-racializer: religion and the racialization of refugees in South Korea 2025-11-30
  28. Land for refugees: sharing and exchanging in Northern Uganda 2025-11-21
  29. Digitalisation of the Finnish asylum procedure: from efficiency to procedural vulnerabilities 2025-11-17
  30. IDP perspectives on IDP participation 2025-11-15
  31. ‘Partial returns:’ displacement, mobility, and translocal connections in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina 2025-11-15
  32. Intermediaries and opacity: understanding refugee family reunification through migration infrastructures 2025-11-12
  33. ‘The threat of forced return is the government’s last resort’: structural, cultural, and direct violence towards Syrian refugees in Lebanon 2025-11-10
  34. Asylum access adjudication: a multi-level framework for socio-legal research 2025-11-09
  35. When the best is the enemy of the good: the ironic negotiation process of Japan’s controversial asylum amendment bill 2025-11-08
  36. Accountability without accounting: missing and inconsistent labeling of refugee and asylee students in state datasets 2025-10-03
  37. Credible fictions: how states stage refugee governance for geopolitical gain 2025-10-03
  38. Perceived discrimination of asylum seekers and refugees in Hong Kong: the empowering role of refugee-led organizations 2025-10-01
  39. The ties that bind and break: a natural experiment on the role of (in)stability in local and transnational social ties for loneliness among refugees 2025-10-01
  40. Queer and Trans African Mobilities: Migration, Asylum and Diaspora. By B. Camminga and John Marnell 2025-09-25
  41. Lifeworlds in Crisis: Making Refugees in the Chad–Sudan Borderlands By Andrea Behrends 2025-09-24
  42. The Border as a Service Job: Supply Chain Justice—The Logistics of British Border Control By Mary Bosworth 2025-09-10
  43. LGBTIQ+ refugees in India: RSD and the implications of legal developments in the country of asylum 2025-08-29
  44. ‘Chileans ex Romania’: Resettlement, Containment, and the Limits of UNHCR’s Global Ambitions during the Cold War 2025-08-27
  45. Constrained paths: legal status and mobility governance of Syrian refugees after the 2023 earthquakes 2025-08-21
  46. Forced migration and fertility: disruption and adaptation outcomes of women fleeing to Türkiye from Syria 2025-08-20
  47. The ‘UNFAIR’ refugee agency: UNHCR accountability after protests and violence 2025-08-20
  48. Integration through insurgency: opposing approaches to refugee resettlement in major resettlement sites 2025-08-19
  49. Empowering Ukrainian refugees in Seattle: integrating hazard preparedness education into resettlement research 2025-08-19
  50. Magic bullet or questionable remedy? Discussing the use of Meta advertising to recruit hard-to-reach migrants for surveys 2025-08-05