Queer(y)ing Resettlement in Aotearoa New Zealand: An Inquiry into Family Reunification Pathway Reform for Former Refugees

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Queer(y)ing Resettlement in Aotearoa New Zealand: An Inquiry into Family Reunification Pathway Reform for Former Refugees

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The 2018 Global Compact agreement between UN member states and multilateral agencies marked formal recognition of the need for international rights-based solutions to protracted displacement. These solutions sit within the migration-development nexus, specifically the recognition that resettlement encompasses development needs which span the typically siloed spheres of international and domestic policy. Literature has shown that family reunification is one of the most important factors for su...

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26 Feb, 2021

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Innes-Hill, Lauren

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Refugee / Queer Theory / Family reunification / Marginality / rights-based development / post-development / discourse analysis / 160499 Human Geography not elsewhere classified / 140211 Labour Economics / 959999 Cultural Understanding not elsewhere classified / School: School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences / Degree Name: Master of Development Studies / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Discipline: Development Studies / Labour Economics / Human Geography not elsewhere classified

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