Palestinian Refugee Repatriation

1- Introduction: the comparative study of refugee
repatriation programmes and the Palestinian case

2- Trends and patterns in refugee repatriation
overview and the Palestinian case

3- Return of refugees: retrospect and prospect

4- UNHCR and repatriation

5- Perspectives on Palestinian repatriation

6- The Palestinian refugees of 1948: models of allowed and denied return

7- ‘Sustainable returns’?: state, politics and mobile
livelihoods – the Guatemalan case

8- What does “adequate assistance” mean in the context of promoting viable return and appropriate compensation?: lessons from the Horn of Africa

9- Linking return and reintegration to complex forced migration emergencies: diversities of conflict, patterns of displacement and humanitarian responses – a comparative analysis

10- Refugee return in Bosnia and Herzegovina

11- Re-approaching voluntary repatriation within a reconciliation framework: a proposal drawn from the
Cambodian return process

12- UNHCR under duress: the reducing power of UNHCR to influence outcomes for Afghan refugees

13- Politically preferred solutions and refugee choices: applying the lessons of Iraq to Palestine

14- Palestinian return migration: lessons from the international refugee regime

15- Global perspectives on Palestinian refugee repatriation