Voices in the dark: energy and the politics of living in refugee camps
<p>This thesis examines two central issues: firstly, how energy is valued and perceived by refugees and humanitarian practitioners, and, secondly, how energy is accessed and governed in refugee camps. It draws on empirical evidence collected from households, enterprises and humanitarian operat...
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| Language: | English |
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2020
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