No Path Home: Humanitarian Camps and the Grief of Displacement
A powerful ethnographic study of humanitarian camps, displacement, and the grief that follows the loss of home.
About This Book
No Path Home examines the realities of life inside humanitarian camps for displaced people.
The book draws on extensive fieldwork to document how aid systems shape daily existence.
It highlights the emotional and social consequences of prolonged displacement.
Readers gain insight into the structural challenges faced by both refugees and aid workers.
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