第五章 羅興亞離散解析：以馬來西亞安邦羅興亞社群為例
第二節 難民社群組織之功能與困境
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30 Donald M. Kerwin, 2016, “How Robust Refugee Protection Policies Can Strength Human and National Security,” Journal on Migration and Human Security 4(3) :83-140.
31 Alastair Ager, Alison Strang and Behailu Abebe, “Conceptualizing Community Development in War-affected Population: Illustrations from Tigray,” in Gary Craig, Keith Popple and Maw Shaw(eds.), 2008, Community Development in Theory and Practice : An International Reader, Nottingham: Spokesman, pp. 338-40.
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32 Teresa Piacentini, August 2012, “Moving beyond ‘Refugeeness’: Problematizing the Refugee Community Organization,” Third Sector Research Centre, Working Paper 85: 7.
33 Rahmat Abdul Karim, 17 October 2016, “Rohingya Society in Malaysia (RSM) Office Received 45 Rohingya Refugees Released by UNHCR,” Flex News.
34 Giorgas Dimitria, 6 December 2000, “Social Capital within Ethnic Communities, Sociological Sites/Sights,” Paper read in TASA 2000 Conference(Flinders University,Adelaide ), pp. 42-3.
35 William Abur, 2012, “A Study of the South Sudanese Refugee’s Perspectives of Settlement in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne,” Master Thesis of International Community Developmen,.
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38 “Rebuilding Social Support Networks in Small and Emerging Refugee Communities,”
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39 Peter Waxman, Autumn 1998, “Service Provision and the Needs of Newly Arrived Refugees in Sydney, Australia: A Descriptive Analysis,” International Migration Review 32(3): 761-77.
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41 Alastair Ager and Alison Strang, 2008.
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46 Ibid, p.121.
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48 Farida Fozdar and Lisa Hartley, 2012, “Refugee in Western Australia: Settlement and Integration,” Metropolitan Migrant Resource Centre-Perth, pp.97-9.
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51 Jenny Mitchell and Ignacio Correa-Velez, January 2010, “Community Development with Survivors of Torture and Trauma an Evaluation Framework,” Community Development Journal 45(1): 90-110.
52 Morton Beiser, March-April 2005, “The Health of Immigrants and Refugees in Canada,”
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53 Anne-Marie Robert, November 2012, “Mental Health and Well-being of Recent Immigrants in Canada: Evidence from the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada,” Research and Evolution, p.12.
54 Usha George, Mary S. Thomson, Ferzana Chaze and Sepali Guruge, 2015, “Immigrant Mental Health, A Public Health Issue: Looking Back and Moving Forward,” Public Health 12:
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55 VicHealth, January 2005, “Social Inclusion as a Determinant of Mental and wWllbeing,”
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56 Refugee Council of Australia-Sydney, April 2012, “Humanitarian family Reunion: the Building Block of Good Settlement,” pp. 16-8.
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57 “Connecting Separated Families: Providing Hope Through Connectivity,” Refunite March 2005, p.7.
58 Reuben Garang, July 2012, “Integration and Settlement: The Experiences and Expectations of African Immigrants and Refugees .“ Winnipeg Harvest, pp.12-3.
59 Roger Zetter, June 2007, “More Labels, Fewer Refugees: Remarking the Refugee Label in the Era of Globalization,” Journal of Refugee Studies 20(2): 172-92.
60 Hannah Allerdice, “Creating and Channelling Refugee Political Activities: The Role of Refugee Organization Building Programs,” in Harald Bauder (ed.), 2012, Immigration and Settlement: Challenges, Experience, and Opportunities, Toronto: Canadian Scholar Press, pp.
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61 Skrbis Zlatko and Chiment Melinda, November 2011, “Reframing ‘Refugee Experience’: The case of African youth in Brisbane,”
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62 Irene Bloemraad, 2013, “The Great Concern of Government: Public Policy as Material and Symbolic Resource,” in Jennifer L. Hochsschild (ed.), Outsiders No More ? Models of Immigrant Political Incorporation, New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 195-208.
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64 Mely Caballero-Anthony and Alistair D.B. Cook, 2013, Non-Traditional Security in Asia:
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