難民研究百科事典(全2巻)
The SAGE Encyclopedia of Refugee Studies

Editor: Yen Le Espiritu, Distinguished Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, San Diego
2025:11 2 vols. 912 p. set ISBN 978-1-071-91936-1 (Sage) -GB-
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概要
今日も世界各地で続く難民と強制移住の悲劇は、21世紀の最も深刻な課題の一つといえるでしょう。2020年時点で、7千万人以上もの人々が、さまざまな事情で故国を追われ、難民あるいは難民申請者、国籍喪失者の状態にとどまっていました。実に2秒に1人の割合で、国家規模の紛争ばかりではなく、地球規模の気候変動や感染症の影響によっても、国外退去を余儀なくされる人々が発生し続けています。近年、先進諸国においては、移民・難民に対する世論が厳しくなる傾向がありますが、今あらためて、分野を越えるこの重大な人道問題に対する意識を新たにしておく必要があるでしょう。
社会科学で著名な出版社セイジが満を持して送る本書「難民研究百科事典」は、全2巻、250以上の項目にて、難民研究の最新の風景へと案内します。3つの大きなテーマ「法・政治・政策」「人道主義と人道支援機関」「メディア・文化・ストーリーテリング」を軸として、移民研究、先住民研究、批判的人種研究、環境学、社会学、政治学、法学、人類学、芸術を含む広大な学問分野の境界を越える知見を結集しました。研究者と当事者から成るフォーラムである「批判的難民研究コレクティブ」のメンバーが編集を担い、難民問題を帝国主義、人種差別、軍国主義や家父長制と関連する論点からも検討します。学術的な分析はもちろん、当事者性も重視し、難民自身の声や生きられた経験、個人としての表現を、一人称のナラティブや「視覚的ストーリーテリング」といった手法を交えて共有するのも特色です。
世界的に紛争がおさまらない一方で排外主義の機運が強まり、難民の生命と人権が危惧される時代に、分野を越えて共有すべきレファレンスとして、本書をおすすめします。
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収録項目
- Access to Health Care
- Aesthetics
- Africa
- Alternate Economies
- Amerasians, U.S.
- American Dream or American Nightmare
- Amnesty
- Ancestor as Refugee
- Anti-Blackness
- Anti-Muslim Racism
- Archive, Community
- Asia and the Pacific
- Asylum Outsourcing
- Asylum System, U.S.
- Asylum, Agency and Victim Narratives
- Beauty
- Boat People
- Boat People, Australia
- Border Control Industry and Refugees
- Border Patrols
- Border Security
- Burden Sharing
- Care and Care Work
- Caribbean Basin, Refugees in
- Cartagena Declaration (1984)
- Cellphones
- Central American Migrant Caravans
- Central American Revolutions
- Changing Gender Relations
- Child Labor
- Child Refugees
- Children’s Picture Books
- Citizenship
- Climate Change and Displacement
- Cold War Refugees, Asia
- Cold War Refugees, Central America and the Hispanic Caribbean
- Cold War Refugees, South America
- Collaborative Media-making
- Collective Refugee Poetry
- Colonialism
- Communism, Europe
- Community Gardens
- Compulsory Dispersal
- COVID-19 and Southeast Asian Americans
- Criminalization of Refugees
- Crossing
- Dalit Refugeehood
- Dance
- Decolonization in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies
- Deportation
- Detention Centers
- Diasporic Refusal
- Digital Archives
- Digital Bordering
- Digital Poetics
- Digital Resistance
- Displaced Children
- Documentary
- Ecofeminism
- Employment and Workforce Integration
- Engaged Scholarship
- Environmental Activism
- Ethnic Restaurants
- Europe
- European Border and Coast Guard Agency
- European Union’s Dublin Regulation
- E´ vian Conference
- Exile
- Feminized Labor, Asia-Pacific Region
- Fiction
- Frontex
- Futurity
- Gaza Strip
- Gender and Asylum
- Genocide and Displacement
- Graphic Novels
- Hauntings
- Home
- Hostile Terrain
- Human Rights and Refugees
- Humanitarian Parole
- Hunger Strikes
- Hybrid Governmentality
- Hyper-Reproductivity
- IDPs
- IIRIRA
- Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996
- Indigenous Refugees
- Intercountry and Transracial Adoption
- Interdiction at Sea
- Internally Displaced Persons
- Joy
- Kidnapping, Ransoming, and Extortion
- Land refugees
- Language Education for Refugees
- Latin American Dependency Theory
- Life Writing
- Lip-Sewing Protests
- Literature
- Little Amal
- Livability
- Living Knowledges
- Loss
- Mapping Displacement
- Mariel Boatlift
- Medical Screening and Misdiagnosis
- Mediterranean Basin, The
- Memoirs
- Memory and Trauma
- Mental Health
- Migrant Justice Movements
- Militarized Humanitarianism
- Military Waste and Displacement
- Mobile Media and Refugees
- Monuments
- NAFTA
- Nakba
- Neoliberalism
- Networked Refugees
- 1980 Refugee Act, U.S.
- 1951 UN Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol
- 1969 OAU Convention
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- Oceania
- Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
- Operation New Life
- Organization of African Unity Concerning the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa (OAU), 1969
- Orphan
- Outsourcing Asylum
- Palestinian Youth in Diaspora
- Partition Migrations
- Performance
- Philippine Refugee Centers
- Photography and Refugees
- Pinkwashing
- Placemaking Activities
- Poetry
- Postmemory
- Post-Socialist Transition
- Prevention Through Deterrence
- Private Sponsorship
- Protection Gaps
- Public Witnessing
- Quarantine Camp, HIV/AIDS
- Queer and Trans Migrations
- Queer Dis/Inheritance
- Queer Families
- Radio
- Rage
- Refuge
- Refugee (In)Gratitude
- Refugee Administrative Pipelines
- Refugee Agency
- Refugee Archives
- Refugee Art
- Refugee Artivism
- Refugee Cinema
- Refugee Cities
- Refugee Collective Action
- Refugee Comics
- Refugee Detention Protest
- Refugee Dignity
- Refugee Entrepreneurship
- Refugee Exclusion
- Refugee Feelings
- Refugee Film Festivals
- Refugee Housing
- Refugee Humor
- Refugee Integration in the Global South
- Refugee Lifeworlds
- Refugee Music
- Refugee Nationalism
- Refugee Pedagogy
- Refugee Repertoire
- Refugee Resettlement
- Refugee Settlers
- Refugee Status Determination (RSD)
- Refugee Teaching
- Refugee Temporality
- Refugee, Definition
- Refugeehood and Freedom
- Refugees and Gang Violence
- Refugees in Antiquity
- Refugees in Higher Education
- Religion and Forced Migration
- Rematriation
- Remittances
- Remote Border Control
- Repatriation
- Rescue
- Resilience
- Returnees
- Right of Return
- Right to Move
- Safe Third Country Agreement
- Sanctuary Movements
- Scholars at Risk
- Scholasticide and Sophicide
- School-to-Prison-to-Deportation Pipeline
- Second-Generation Refugees
- Securitization of Social Services
- Security
- Selfies
- Settler Carcerality
- Settler Colonialism
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Shamans
- SIFE
- Silences
- Smartphones
- South America
- Spatial Politics
- Storytelling
- Students with Interrupted Formal Education
- Sumud
- Super-Refugees
- Surveillance Systems
- Survivance
- Tear Gas and Borders
- Temporary Protected Status, U Visas, and T Visas
- Testimony
- Theater
- TikTok and Refugees
- Title 42, U.S.
- Transborder Music
- Transgenerational Trauma
- Transnational Families
- Undocumented Immigrants
- Uneven Humanitarianism
- UNHCR
- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Waiting
- War and Militarized Violence
- War on Terror
- Water
- Well-Being and Healing
- World War II and Forced Migration
- Zionism
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