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
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Making Refuge examines Somali Bantu refugees and the making of refuge in Lewiston, Maine. Situated within the Global Insecurities series, Catherine Besteman’s book offers a focused perspective on migration, community, and the broader social contexts surrounding refugee experiences.

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

The book considers the meaning and practice of refuge in a specific local setting.

As part of the Global Insecurities series, it places refugee experiences within broader social and global contexts.

Written by Catherine Besteman, this work offers a focused study of migration, community, and refuge.

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