Accommodation as Displacement: Notes from Refugee Camps in Greece in 2016

Abstract Since 2015, Greece has been in the midst of the so-called refugee crisis. State authorities and organisations of the national and international humanitarian system responded by providing refugees with accommodation in organised refugee camps that produce spatially isolated and socially marg...

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Published in:Journal of refugee studies 2019-12, Vol.32 (Special_Issue_1), p.i12-i21
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