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Alina Pathan |
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A Billion Indians in a Changing Climate |
Vikram Kolmannskog |
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The Point of No Return - Exploring Law on Cross-Border Displacement in the Context of Climate Change |
Brett Neilson |
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Struggles on the Borders of Higher Education: The Subjectivation of Indian Students in Australia |
Raffaele Marchetti |
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Global Citizenship: The Case of Migrants and Residents |
Elizabeth Snyder |
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Waging Peace: Women, Restorative Justice, and the Pursuit of Human Rights in the Solomon Islands |
Discussion Paper I |
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The Destruction of a Refugee Camp in Greece: A Report by the Movement for the Rights of Refugees and Immigrants in Patras |
Discussion Paper II |
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A Sleep in a Sterile Zone [This military campaign too, is a part of the same regime] |
Supurna Banerjee |
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Book Review on Ravinder Kaur, Since 1947: Partition Narratives among Punjabi Migrants of Delhi, New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2007. p. 16 |
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Articles submitted for consideration of publication in Refugee
Watch should be around 5000 words.
Book reviews can be around 1000 words and review articles can be
around 2000 words. Articles
will have endnotes and not foot notes. Endnotes should be restricted to the
minimum. Panel discussions and round-tables can also be proposed for
publication. Enquiries about possible submissions are welcome.
For submission of articles
and all other matters, correspondence should be addressed to the Editor,
Refugee Watch, Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group, FE-390, Sector-III, Salt
Lake, Kolkata – 700 106 or ranabir@mcrg.ac.in . For book review and review-articles
correspondence to be addressed to Dr. Anita Sengupta, Review Editor, Refugee
Watch, at the same address or at
anitasengupta@hotmail.com.
Authors will have to submit articles both hard and soft copies (in MS Word).
All articles are peer reviewed and it may take 3 to 4 months before a
decision is reached on the proposed publication.
Contributors will get 5 copies of the journal.
Individual contributor retains her/his copyright. However, in
reproduction of the article elsewhere, full citation of the journal will be
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