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Select article: The politics of exclusion: embedded racism and Japan’s pilot Refugee Resettlement Programme

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First published 2020-7

The politics of exclusion: embedded racism and Japan’s pilot Refugee Resettlement Programme

Pascale Hatcher, Aya Murakami

Race & Class

Select article: Standardizing Refuge: Pipelines and Pathways in the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program

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First published 2023-8

Standardizing Refuge: Pipelines and Pathways in the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program

Jake Watson

American Sociological Review

Select article: Purpose: God's Love as Seen in the Refugee Resettlement Program in Rutland,Vermont

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First published 2018-3

Purpose: God's Love as Seen in the Refugee Resettlement Program in Rutland,Vermont

Gwendolyn Grace

Anglican Theological Review

Select article: A Qualitative Comparison of the Effectiveness of Private and Public Refugee Resettlement Programs: The San Diego Case

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A Qualitative Comparison of the Effectiveness of Private and Public Refugee Resettlement Programs: The San Diego Case

Paul Sargent, Charles F. Hohm, Robert Moser

Sociological Perspectives

Select article: The US Refugee Resettlement Program — A Return to First Principles: How Refugees Help to Define,Strengthen,and Revitalize the United States

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The US Refugee Resettlement Program — A Return to First Principles: How Refugees Help to Define,Strengthen,and Revitalize the United States

Donald Kerwin

Journal on Migration and Human Security

Select article: Lessons Learned? A Critical Review of the Government Program to Resettle Bosnian Quota Refugees in the United Kingdom 1

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Lessons Learned? A Critical Review of the Government Program to Resettle Bosnian Quota Refugees in the United Kingdom 1

Vaughan Robinson, Caroline Coleman

International Migration Review

Select article: Charting a Course to Rebuild and Strengthen the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP): Findings and Recommendations from the Center for Migration Studies Refugee Resettlement Survey: 2020

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Charting a Course to Rebuild and Strengthen the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP): Findings and Recommendations from the Center for Migration Studies Refugee Resettlement Survey: 2020

Donald Kerwin, Mike Nicholson

Journal on Migration and Human Security

Select article: Predicting Mental Health Care Enrollment and Treatment Uptake among Newly Arrived Refugees in U.S. Resettlement Programs

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Predicting Mental Health Care Enrollment and Treatment Uptake among Newly Arrived Refugees in U.S. Resettlement Programs

Aimee Hilado, Melissa Bond, Elizabeth Sanchez

Journal of Health and Social Behavior

Select article: A Quantitative Comparison of the Effectiveness of Public and Private Refugee Resettlement Programs: An Evaluation of the San Diego Wilson Fish Demonstration Project

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A Quantitative Comparison of the Effectiveness of Public and Private Refugee Resettlement Programs: An Evaluation of the San Diego Wilson Fish Demonstration Project

Charles F. Hohm, Paul Sargent, Robert Moser

Sociological Perspectives

Select article: Working with the vulnerable but meritorious: the non-governmental and public sectors and African refugees in Melbourne

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First published 2001-12

Working with the vulnerable but meritorious: the non-governmental and public sectors and African refugees in Melbourne

Lorraine Majka

Journal of Sociology

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