Making Refuge: Somali Bantu Refugees and Lewiston, Maine (Global Insecurities)
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Making Refuge: Somali Bantu Refugees and Lewiston, Maine (Global Insecurities)

by Catherine Besteman

Sociology Anthropology Refugee Studies
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In Making Refuge, Catherine Besteman centers Somali Bantu refugees and Lewiston, Maine. As part of the Global Insecurities series, the book considers refuge, displacement, resettlement, and community through the relationship between a specific refugee population and its new home.

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Making Refuge focuses on Somali Bantu refugees and their experiences in Lewiston, Maine.

Catherine Besteman examines the idea and practice of refuge in relation to displacement and resettlement.

Situated within the Global Insecurities series, the book connects a specific community and place to broader questions about insecurity and belonging.

This work will interest readers studying refugees, migration, Maine, and contemporary social life.

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