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Refugee Review: Re-conceptualizing Refugees and Forced Migration in the 21st Century&#160;ARTICLESThe Shifting Borders of Interdiction and Asylum: A Canadian case study of safe country of origin policiesMICHELLE BALLThe perils and possibilities of citizenship transformation: health-based claims and the Canadian Interim Federal Health Plan reform debate LUCIA FRECHAContinental Drift: Realigning the Humanitarian Purpose and Practical Reality of International Refugee Law in Western States BEN MILLSStatelessness Protections as a Remedy for Protection Gaps in Jordan and India MIRIAM ACED AND ANWESHA GHOSHCo-Ethnicity, Security and Host Government Engagement: Egypt as a Non-Traditional Receiver of Migrants and Refugees KELSEY P. NORMANPoliticizing Environmental Displacement: A Four-Category Approach to Defining Environmentally Displaced People NICOLE MARSHALLOPINION PIECESGermany as Host: Examining ongoing anti-immigration discourse and policy in a country with a high level of non-national residents SABINE LEHRUnderstanding India’s Refusal to Accede to the 1951 Refugee Convention: Context and Critique SREYA SENClimate refugees? Alternative and Broadened Protection Avenues for Refugees from Small Island Developing States (SIDS)  MAINÉ ASTONITAS, JACQUELINE FA’AMATUAINU, and  AHMED INAZRefugee decision-making in Canada: difficulties in accessing the research site and strategies for resolution SULE TOMKINSONPRACTITIONER REPORTSMoVE (method:visual:explore): Marginalized migrant populations and the use of visual and narrative methodologies in South Africa ELSA OLIVEIRACompassion and Pragmatic Action: The Restoring Family Links Program CHRISTA CHARBONNEAU KUNTZELMANThe Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins Program: An Ongoing Community Project Report: Reflections On Higher Education In A Refugee Setting THEOGENE BARAVURAESPMI NETWORK’S DISCUSSION SERIESIntroduction: Seeking Safety on the High Seas HILLARY MELLINGERConceptualising ‘people on the move’ in the Horn of Africa and Yemen MELISSA PHILLIPSSeaborne Asylum Seekers in the 21st Century: An Australian’s Perspective BAYAN EDISHow to Re-Frame? European State Reactions to the Situation of “Seaborne Migrants” in the Mediterranean SOPHIE HINGERHow To Re-Conceptualize The Right To Asylum In The Lethal Sea-Crossing Age? CHIARA DENAROChanging State Responses in the Central Mediterranean: Search and Rescue, Interdiction, and ExternalisationKEEGAN WILLIAMSFrom “Boat People” to “Irregular Maritime Migrants:”  A Re-conceptualization of Seaborne Refugees after 40 Years OLIVIA TRANINTERVIEWSSecret Trial 5: Interview with Director AMAR WALALiberia: Past, Present, Future: An Interview with LAURA BERLINGER, WILLIAM JACOBS and GARRETSON SHERMANPlus d'infos