Large-scale displacement - whether caused by war, state-related political or development projects, different forms of political violence, structural crisis, or even natural disasters - evokes many stereotyped assumptions about those forcibly displaced or emplaced. At the same time there is a problematic lack of attention paid to the diversity of actors, strategies ...

<p>Contents: Cuénod, Jacques: The Problem of Rwandese and Sudanese Refugees -- Eldridge, John: Education and Training of Refugees and Their Potential Contribution to Development --  Legum, Margaret: Problems of Asylum for Southem African Refugees  --  Matthews, Z. K.: The Role of Voluntary Organisations in the Refugee Situation in Africa --  Omari, T. Peter: From R...

<p>Contents: Cuénod, Jacques: The Problem of Rwandese and Sudanese Refugees -- Eldridge, John: Education and Training of Refugees and Their Potential Contribution to Development --  Legum, Margaret: Problems of Asylum for Southem African Refugees  --  Matthews, Z. K.: The Role of Voluntary Organisations in the Refugee Situation in Africa --  Omari, T. Peter: From R...

"When Egypt decided to build the High Dam at Aswan, the world's attention was attracted by the wonderful scheme, its design, its scale, its cost and its benefits to Egypt; but its evil aspects for Nubia passed unnoticed. The reservoir lake which was created upstream from the Dam disastrously affected all Egyptian Nubia and a reach of 150 km inside the Sudan. In the...