Agency, Gender, and Politics of Self-Organizing in Exile
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Interweaving empirical research with reflections written by refugees in Uganda, this book reveals the meanings of self-organizing in exile. Despite systemic constraints, refugees create, lead, and sustain their own organizations, fostering protection, social belonging, and economic opportunity.
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