Environmental peacebuilding in protracted refugee situations: The camp, refugee–host conflict and pathways to peaceful co-existence
Tom Cavanagh
Abstract:The number of people in displacement settings has grown steadily over the past decades. As refugees spend extended periods outside their home countries, new pressures have emerged in and around refugee camps, bringing refugees and host communities into conflict. Camp-based refugees have been blamed for increased environmental degradation rates, resource scarcity, reduced livelihood opportunities and other social and environmental problems. Many theorists have resorted to presenting these conflicts as an inevit… Show more
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