Representing Sahrawi refugees' 'educational displacement' to Cuba: self-sufficient agents or manipulated victims in conflict?
Mainstream accounts of refugee women and children have habitually portrayed their objects of study as 'generic' passive victims of war and/or famine. In stark contrast, however, since the early 1980s Sahrawi refugee women and children have been invoked as active agents constructing and mai...
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Oxford University Press
2009
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