Reconstructing Lives, Recapturing Meaning: Refugee Identity, Gender, and Culture Change

Abstract

Part 1 The dynamics of culture change and adaptation among refugees: Cambodian refugees and identity in the United States responding to events from afar - Soviet Jewish refugees reassess their identity. Part 2 Changing concepts of gender roles and identities in refugee communities: reinterpreting gender - southeast Asian refugees in American society. Part 3 Methods in refugee research: life out of context - recording Afghan refugees' stories 30 year retrospective on the adjustment of Cuban refugee women. Part 4 Implications for application: refugees in an educational setting - a cross-cultural model of success.

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