- Language
-
Englisch
- Identifier
-
oai:gesis.izsoz.de:document/62073
1187279013
- Series
-
BICC Policy Brief; Bd. 1/2016
Subject
Sozialwissenschaften, Soziologie, Anthropologie
Contributor
Mielke, Katja
Grawert, Elke
Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC)
Grawert, Elke
Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC)
- URN
- Rights
-
Der Zugriff auf das Objekt ist unbeschränkt möglich.
- Last update
-
26.01.2023, 1:53 PM CET
Object type
- Monografie
Associated
- Mielke, Katja
- Grawert, Elke
- Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC)
Other Objects (12)
Warum Afghanistan kein sicheres Herkunftsland ist
Exodus aus Afghanistan: wie Deutschland Selbsthilfe und Eigeninitiativen unterstützen kann; Empfehlungen für die Bundesregierung
Exodus from Afghanistan: how Germany can support the agency of Afghans in protracted displacement; recommendations for the German government
Coping with protracted displacement: how Afghans secure their livelihood in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan
Reintegration in northern Iraq: the time is now for Europe to act
Between aid dependence, neighbourhood solidarity and the EU-Jordan Compact: livelihood analysis of Syrian refugees in Greater Amman
Jihadi-Salafism in Afghanistan - beyond Taliban, al-Qaeda and Daesh: options for German foreign and development policy
Refugees and migrants between everyday conflict and peace processes: conference documentation
Situated sustainability: a research programme for conflict-affected settings and beyond
Outward and upward mobility: how Afghan and Syrian refugees can use mobility to improve their prospects
Drohende Gewalteskalation nach dem Referendum: wie kann deutsche Einflussnahme in Kurdistan-Irak deeskalierend wirken?
Deutsches Engagement im Irak: wie weniger mehr sein kann
Warum Afghanistan kein sicheres Herkunftsland ist
Exodus aus Afghanistan: wie Deutschland Selbsthilfe und Eigeninitiativen unterstützen kann; Empfehlungen für die Bundesregierung
Exodus from Afghanistan: how Germany can support the agency of Afghans in protracted displacement; recommendations for the German government
Coping with protracted displacement: how Afghans secure their livelihood in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan
Reintegration in northern Iraq: the time is now for Europe to act
Between aid dependence, neighbourhood solidarity and the EU-Jordan Compact: livelihood analysis of Syrian refugees in Greater Amman
Jihadi-Salafism in Afghanistan - beyond Taliban, al-Qaeda and Daesh: options for German foreign and development policy
Refugees and migrants between everyday conflict and peace processes: conference documentation
Situated sustainability: a research programme for conflict-affected settings and beyond
Outward and upward mobility: how Afghan and Syrian refugees can use mobility to improve their prospects
Drohende Gewalteskalation nach dem Referendum: wie kann deutsche Einflussnahme in Kurdistan-Irak deeskalierend wirken?
Deutsches Engagement im Irak: wie weniger mehr sein kann
Warum Afghanistan kein sicheres Herkunftsland ist
Exodus aus Afghanistan: wie Deutschland Selbsthilfe und Eigeninitiativen unterstützen kann; Empfehlungen für die Bundesregierung
Exodus from Afghanistan: how Germany can support the agency of Afghans in protracted displacement; recommendations for the German government
Coping with protracted displacement: how Afghans secure their livelihood in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan
Reintegration in northern Iraq: the time is now for Europe to act
Between aid dependence, neighbourhood solidarity and the EU-Jordan Compact: livelihood analysis of Syrian refugees in Greater Amman
Jihadi-Salafism in Afghanistan - beyond Taliban, al-Qaeda and Daesh: options for German foreign and development policy
Refugees and migrants between everyday conflict and peace processes: conference documentation
Situated sustainability: a research programme for conflict-affected settings and beyond
Outward and upward mobility: how Afghan and Syrian refugees can use mobility to improve their prospects
Drohende Gewalteskalation nach dem Referendum: wie kann deutsche Einflussnahme in Kurdistan-Irak deeskalierend wirken?