The latest issue of Journal of Refugee Studies (JRS) has been published. Contents of vol. 39, no. 3, Sept. 2026 include:
- What is policy relevance in refugee and forced migration research?: rethinking the dual imperative [free full-text]
- Love in a “hopeless” place? Courtship, intimacy, and romance in displacement [open access]
- From survival to sustainability: a spatial implementation timeline for socially sustainable refugee camps [abstract]
- Letters from the camps: UNHCR and refugee voices [abstract]
- ‘It felt wrong’: emotional labour and the everyday reconfiguration of refugee governance in Cameroon [abstract] [postprint]
- ‘Duty-bearers’ in the governance of durable solutions for internally displaced persons in Ethiopia: an actor-oriented approach [open access]
- “We are not criminals!” Stuckness and existential tactics among residents at a Danish deportation center [abstract]
- Suspended solidarity: the experience of precarity and the chronopolitics of support in Australia’s asylum regime [open access]
- Permanent temporary: the temporal and digital dimensions of refugee resettlement in Australia [open access]
- Displacement-affectedness: a moral economy lens to examine protracted displacement [open access]
- Making sense of forced migration: the scenarios of meaning-seeking among Ukrainian migrant women in Poland [abstract]
- Layered trauma and psychosocial vulnerability among Syrian refugee women after the 2023 Türkiye earthquake [open access]
- The first 4 years: evolution of community attitudes towards refugees in a new rural resettlement location in Australia [open access]
- Rebuilding home on “hot ground”: spiritual obligation and the decision to return to Srebrenica [open access]
Five reviews are also included.
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