Middlebury

HIST 2385

Refugee& Forced Migration Stdy

Refugee and Forced Migration Studies * Taught in English
This course is an introduction to the foundational aspects of refugee and forced migration studies. Students will develop an understanding of the framework that forms the bedrock of the modern global refugee regime. They will look at root causes of displacement, the historical context of the system currently in place, and various international and domestic instruments that govern the rights and obligations of refugees and host states. Class discussions will call on students to understand and analyze concepts such as persecution, the protected grounds, non-refoulement, and durable solutions. Students will also look at the stories of real asylees and refugees, with a focus on those from the Middle East, including Palestinian refugees, and those who have fled to Jordan.
Subject:
History
Department:
History
Division:
Humanities
Requirements Fulfilled:
MDE SOC
Equivalent Courses:
MSAB 2385

Sections in Spring 2007, School Abroad Germany (Berlin)

Spring 2007

HIST2385A-S07 Lecture (Study Abroad)