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Local Community Experiences of Displacement from Syria: Views from Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey

  • Conference Archive
    • Programme of Events
    • Welcome and Introduction by Prof. Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh
    • Distinguished Keynote: Prof. Homi Bhabha: The Afterlife of Migration
    • Panel 1: Disrupting Humanitarian Narratives
    • Roundtable Conversation: Writing Displacements into Literature
    • Panel 2: Hosting, Hospitality and the Common Good
    • Film Screening and Panel Discussion: Displacement in/through Film
    • Keynote Conversation: The Politics and Ethics of Knowledge Production in Conflict Situations
    • Workshop: Translation, Literature and Precarity
    • Workshop: Locating Faith in Humanitarian Practice and Local Community Response
    • Panel 3: Rethinking Community, Rights and Displacement: Theory and Practice
  • Blog
    • Reflections from ‘the Field’
    • Contextualising the Localisation of Aid Agenda
    • Representations of Displacement Series
    • Faith and Displacement Series
    • Translation and Displacement Series
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