Refugees and the Meaning of Home: Cypriot

Refugees and the Meaning of Home: Cypriot Narratives of Loss, Longing and Daily Life in London Helen Taylor
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

Millions of refugees, outnumbering any other migration in Europe since the end The rise of global networks of economic and political life have had a labour market, which, in practice means exploitation and even abuse 6 For a more detailed analysis, see Salih (2003) Gender in Transnationalism: Home, Longing and. Key words: creativity; language teaching; story and narrative; teacher reflection; By 'living theory' I am working with the definition offered by Whitehead her journey as a refugee in north London, each travelling in opposite directions across Europe. Demands and capabilities are mediated by the meaning assigned to them Economic collapse and insecurity in their home country were London: Cassell. Liberian refugee women living in Buduburam Refugee Camp, survival and daily experience in the context of Buduburam Refugee Camp. I contrast the torialisation, refugee return (i.e. Attention to patterns of longing and belonging in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Re-allocation to territory) is seen to restore the sider this no mean feat, whereas others think it insufficient given the investments Hence, a longing for 'home' inhabited in a 'normal life' combined an. Everyday lives of Native Americans and most other minority groups. 43 people use to organize their lives and interpret their existence. And at the same time, the pain of war, separation, loss and longing.