Refugees, Gender and Human Security: A Theoretical Introduction and Annotated Bibliography
The refugee does not exist: people who have been uprooted differ in personality, gender, age, ethnicity, religion and socio-economic background and status. This book offers a completely new perspective, linking together the concepts of refugee, gender and human security. In addition, the book provides an annotated bibliography which can be sued as a guide to the extensive literature. It is timely and needed, and this book will stimulate many academics and practitioners to rethink their work.
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