Palestinian Refugees: Identity, space and place in the Levant

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Introduction
Part I: Space, governance and locality
	1 Cartographic violence, displacement and refugee camps: Palestine and Iraq
	2 Governing the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and Syria: The cases of Nahr el- Bared and Yarmouk camps
	3 Palestinian camp refugee identifications: A new look at the ‘local’ and the ‘national’
Part II: Urbanisation, place and politics
	4 Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon: Migration, mobility and the urbanization process
	5 Refugees plan the future of Al Fawwar: Piloting strategic camp improvement in Palestine refugee camps
	6 Nahr el-Bared: The political fall- out of a refugee disaster
Part III: Civic rights, legal status and reparations
	7 Passport for what price? Statelessness among Palestinian refugees
	8 Dynamics of humanitarian aid, local and regional politics: The Palestine refugees as a case-study
	9 Reparations to Palestinian refugees: The politics of saying ‘sorry’
Part IV: Memory, agency and incorporation
	10 ‘The one still surviving and viable institution’
	11 ‘A world of movement’: Memory and reality for Palestinian women in the camps of Lebanon
	12 Politics, patronage and Popular Committees in the Shatila refugee camp, Lebanon
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