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Ban Vinai
The Refugee Camp
Häftad, 1992
667 kr
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Lynellyn Long documents the reality of daily life in Ban Vinai, a refugee camp in northeast Thailand. Based on the author's ethnographic experience of living and working in the camp, the book offers rich narrative descriptions of the lives of the Hmong and lowland Lao refugees. Long describes the …
Women's Experiences with HIV/AIDS
An International Perspective
Av Lynellyn D. Long, E. Ankrah
Inbunden, 1997
2205 kr
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HIV/AIDS affects women worldwide. Yet intervention programmes often fail to take into account the different cultures and behaviours that make women more vulnerable than men. Although policy debates increasingly include women and gender considerations, funds and resources for women, especially those …
Women's Experiences with HIV/AIDS
An International Perspective
Av Lynellyn D. Long, E. Ankrah
Häftad, 1997
314 kr
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HIV/AIDS affects women worldwide. Elderly women bear a disproportionate burden of caring for those who are afflicted with the disease, while young women increasingly comprise the majority of new HIV cases. Intervention programs often fail to take into account the particular situations and behaviors …
Coming Home?
Refugees, Migrants, and Those Who Stayed Behind
Av Lynellyn D. Long, Ellen Oxfeld
Häftad, 2004
388 kr
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Few things weigh on the human spirit more heavily than a sense of place; the lands we live in and return to have a profound ability to shape our notions of home and homeland, not to mention our own identities. The pull of the familiar and the desire to begin anew are conflicting impulses for the …
Coming Home?
Refugees, Migrants, and Those Who Stayed Behind
Av Lynellyn D. Long, Ellen Oxfeld
E-bok, 2017
489 kr
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Few things weigh on the human spirit more heavily than a sense of place; the lands we live in and return to have a profound ability to shape our notions of home and homeland, not to mention our own identities. The pull of the familiar and the desire to begin anew are conflicting impulses for the …
