Challenging some assumptions about ‘refugee youth’

Young people who migrate without their parents develop peer networks and may not be inherently more vulnerable than those with inter-generational networks.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Clark-Kazak, C
Format: Journal article
Published: Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford 2012
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Young people
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