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Surgery in a Palestinian refugee camp

Injury, 1992
From 1985 to 1987, three Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon were attacked several times by a Lebanese militia. We present a review of 1276 casualties who were wounded in the refugee camp of Bourj al-Barajneh during two such attacks between December 1985 and April 1987.
P A, Cutting, R, Agha
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Protection of Palestinian Refugees

2020
Abstract This chapter examines the protection dimension of the distinctive regime set up for Palestinian refugees in an historical and comparative fashion. It then addresses the need for international protection of Palestinian refugees.
Francesca P Albanese, Lex Takkenberg
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Palestinian Refugees and the Palestinian-Israeli Negotiations

Journal of Palestine Studies, 1999
(1999). Palestinian Refugees and the Palestinian-Israeli Negotiations. Journal of Palestine Studies: Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 81-89.
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“We Palestinian Refugees”

Journal of Contemporary Archaeology, 2017
Our joint research addresses the complex role of heritage in selected Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan. Informed by the ‘We Refugee’ theses of Arendt (1943) and Agamben (1995) we see these ‘heritage ethnographies’ as a means to explore the paradoxes confronted by refugees as subject to both a ‘bio-political rites of passage’ that consigns them to ...
Beverley Butler, Fatima Al-Nammari
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Palestinian Refugees and Peace

Journal of Palestine Studies, 1994
(1994). Palestinian Refugees and Peace. Journal of Palestine Studies: Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 5-17.
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Palestinian Refugees And Identity

2015
-- List of illustrations, viii -- Acknowledgements, x -- Introduction, 1 -- 1 It feels like home, 30 -- 2 Imperatives of work, 72 -- 3 Politics and Islam, 102 -- 4 Ordinary Masculinities, 134 -- 5 Time Off! ‘Loitering’ in the Camp, 162 -- Conclusion, 191 -- Glossary, 202 -- Notes, 205 -- Bibliography, 238 -- Index ...
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UNRWA and Palestinian Refugees

2014
Abstract This chapter compares the legal situation of Palestinian refugees from that of other refugees, and whether any differences affect the former’s rights to a durable solution to their plight. It looks at the role of the United Nations and its subsidiary agencies, particularly the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine
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The Privileged Palestinian 'Refugees'

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
The “Palestine refugees” have been exceptionally indulged by the international community for seventy long years. This ranged from their very recognition as refugees though most of them to satisfy the basic criteria for such status, to the unprecedented benefit of a relief agency created exclusively for their welfare (the United Nations Relief and Works
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The Peace Process and the Palestinian Refugees [PDF]

, 1995
SolLution of the Palestinian refugees (PR) is integral to the ongoing peace process between the Arab countries and Israel as well as the negotiations between Israel, and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) . The refugee issue is politically significant because a majority of the Palestinians are classified as refugees .
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Restricting access to employment as a human rights violation: a case study of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon

International Journal of Human Rights, 2023
Tina Kempin Reuter
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