International and Local Relief Organizations and the Promotion of Children’s and Young Adult Refugee Narratives

Abstract

This article looks into refugee narratives produced or endorsed and promoted as children’s reading matter by international refugee relief organizations. The analysis accounts for their emergence as a separate genre with recurrent features, while questioning the assumptions that underlie their production and the aims they serve.

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