UNHCR: The Politics and Practice of Refugee Protection

Alexander Betts · Gil Loescher · James Milner

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Migration, Racism, and Human Rights Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration and Exile Studies

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Introduction 1. The origins of international concern for refugees 2. UNHCR in the Cold War, 1950-1991 3. UNHCR in the post-Cold War Era 4. The politics and practice of UNHCR's mandate 5. UNHCR as a global institution 6. New Challenges Conclusion: Towards the future

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