University of Exeter, UK

'The volume deserves praise for offering a fresh and imaginative perspective on very difficult questions. ...It is thus recommended reading for scholars of forced migration and offers often overlooked insight for students of Palestinian affairs' - Wendy Pearlman, International Journal of Middle East Studies, February 2009

• 1. The Comparative Study of Refugee Repatriation Programmes and the Palestinian Case 2. The Return of Refugees: Retrospect and Prospect 3. UNHCR and Repatriation 4. Perspectives on Palestinian Repatriation 5. The Palestinian 1948 Refugees – Models of Allowed and Refused Return 6. Sustainable "Returns"? State, Politics and Mobile Livelihoods 7. What Does ‘Adequate Assistance’ Mean in the Context of Promoting Viable Return and Appropriate Compensation: Lessons from the Horn of Africa 8. Linking Return and Reintegration to Complex Forced Migration Emergencies: Diversities of Conflict, Patterns of Displacement and Humanitarian Responses - A Comparative Analysis 9. Refugee Return in Bosnia and Herzegovina 10. Re-Approaching Voluntary Repatriation within a Reconciliation Framework: A Proposal Drawn from the Cambodian Return Process 11. UNHCR under Duress; The Reducing Power of UNHCR to Influence Outcomes for Afghan Refugees 12. Politically Preferred Solutions and Refugee Choices: Applying the Lessons of Iraq to Palestine 13. Palestinian Return Migration: Lessons from the International Refugee Regime 14. Palestinian Refugee Repatriation in Global Perspective

University of Exeter, UK

'The volume deserves praise for offering a fresh and imaginative perspective on very difficult questions. ...It is thus recommended reading for scholars of forced migration and offers often overlooked insight for students of Palestinian affairs' - Wendy Pearlman, International Journal of Middle East Studies, February 2009

• 1. The Comparative Study of Refugee Repatriation Programmes and the Palestinian Case 2. The Return of Refugees: Retrospect and Prospect 3. UNHCR and Repatriation 4. Perspectives on Palestinian Repatriation 5. The Palestinian 1948 Refugees – Models of Allowed and Refused Return 6. Sustainable "Returns"? State, Politics and Mobile Livelihoods 7. What Does ‘Adequate Assistance’ Mean in the Context of Promoting Viable Return and Appropriate Compensation: Lessons from the Horn of Africa 8. Linking Return and Reintegration to Complex Forced Migration Emergencies: Diversities of Conflict, Patterns of Displacement and Humanitarian Responses - A Comparative Analysis 9. Refugee Return in Bosnia and Herzegovina 10. Re-Approaching Voluntary Repatriation within a Reconciliation Framework: A Proposal Drawn from the Cambodian Return Process 11. UNHCR under Duress; The Reducing Power of UNHCR to Influence Outcomes for Afghan Refugees 12. Politically Preferred Solutions and Refugee Choices: Applying the Lessons of Iraq to Palestine 13. Palestinian Return Migration: Lessons from the International Refugee Regime 14. Palestinian Refugee Repatriation in Global Perspective

University of Exeter, UK

'The volume deserves praise for offering a fresh and imaginative perspective on very difficult questions. ...It is thus recommended reading for scholars of forced migration and offers often overlooked insight for students of Palestinian affairs' - Wendy Pearlman, International Journal of Middle East Studies, February 2009

• 1. The Comparative Study of Refugee Repatriation Programmes and the Palestinian Case 2. The Return of Refugees: Retrospect and Prospect 3. UNHCR and Repatriation 4. Perspectives on Palestinian Repatriation 5. The Palestinian 1948 Refugees – Models of Allowed and Refused Return 6. Sustainable "Returns"? State, Politics and Mobile Livelihoods 7. What Does ‘Adequate Assistance’ Mean in the Context of Promoting Viable Return and Appropriate Compensation: Lessons from the Horn of Africa 8. Linking Return and Reintegration to Complex Forced Migration Emergencies: Diversities of Conflict, Patterns of Displacement and Humanitarian Responses - A Comparative Analysis 9. Refugee Return in Bosnia and Herzegovina 10. Re-Approaching Voluntary Repatriation within a Reconciliation Framework: A Proposal Drawn from the Cambodian Return Process 11. UNHCR under Duress; The Reducing Power of UNHCR to Influence Outcomes for Afghan Refugees 12. Politically Preferred Solutions and Refugee Choices: Applying the Lessons of Iraq to Palestine 13. Palestinian Return Migration: Lessons from the International Refugee Regime 14. Palestinian Refugee Repatriation in Global Perspective