No refuge : the crisis of refugee militarization in Africa
This book traces the experience of refugee and IDP militarization in four African countries emerging from or affected by war: Guinea, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda. It considers the effects of such militarization on regional, national, and human security, and reflects on the responses of hosting governments and humanitarian organizations.
1 online resource (xviii, 261 pages) : maps.
9781848131583, 1848131585
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AcknowledgementsPreface - Kamel MorjaneAbbreviations1. Arms availability and refugee militirization in Africa - conceptualising the issues - Robert Muggah and Edward Mogire2. The militirization and demilitirization of refugee camps and settlements in Guinea, 1999 - 2004 - James Milner with Astrid Christoffersen-deb3. Protection failures: Outward and inward militirization of refugee camps and settlements and IDP camps in Uganda - Robert Muggah4. Preventing or abetting: refugee militirization in Tanzania - Edward Mogire5. The wheel turns again: militirization and Rwanda's Congolese refugees - Gregory Mthembu-Salter6. From bad to better: reflections on refugee and IDP militirization in Africa - Sue J. NahmAbout the contributorsIndex
Originally published in print: 2006