: There is analyzed the problem of population relocation and internal migration in Andijan oblast middle 50s XX century. The policy, has been carried out by party Soviet authorites, was aimed development virgin fallow lands Andijon region further cotton growing Uzbek SSR. social structure resettled people collective state farms also studied.

The resettlement of refugees in rural areas is presenting new challenges for healthcare. This article reports on a community-based participatory research project that explored understandings health and care across the life course refugee-background community regional south-east Australia. Participants identified key challenges, including lack access to local services address their complex needs...

Abstract Resettlement is generally regarded as a permanent or durable solution for refugees. Resettled refugees classically are granted settlement with the opportunity eventual citizenship. However, this classic understanding might be changing. In 2016, European Commission proposed Regulation establishing Union Framework view to creating more structured, harmonized, and framework resettlement a...

This article focuses on place-based pedagogy developed in partnership with Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) at Guilford College, which is the first initiative of its kind to mobilize college and university campus resources provide housing other forms assistance refugees seeking resettlement institution’s local area (within beyond physical borders). ECAR transforming refugee United States as it also...

The Resettlement and Settlement Action in the Province of Lublin (May–October 1947)The resettlement settlement action is one least known explored aspects Operation Vistula, which took place 1947. Polish Army troops were made responsible for reset­tlement Ukrainians inhabiting southern Poland. In course Operation, between May October 1947, about 9,684 families (33,946 people) forced to leave pro...

This study explored how ethnic Yazidi refugee women overcome adversity to promote psychosocial health and well-being within the context of U.S. resettlement. Nine participated in two small photovoice groups, each group lasting eight sessions (16 total). Women discussed premigration resettlement challenges, cultural strengths resources, strategies adversity. identified trauma perceived loss cult...

The arrival of Cambodian refugees in France led to an atypical political mobilization in the process of their reception. The balance of political power in France, the sociocultural ‘mood’ (zeitgeist) and the ‘mediatization’ of the Indochinese region impacted on their resettlement and gave them an advantage over other groups of immigrants. This is relevant as it unmasks the truth behind the easi...

In Zimbabwe, people in resettled villages trust each other less than people in nonresettled villages. This does not appear to be due to differences in socially transmitted rules of behaviour. Further, there are good reasons to believe that it is not due to the self-selection of a particular type of person into resettlement. Rather, the variations appear to be due simply to a lack of familiarity...

An economic experiment involving separate sessions in 24 small, tightly knit communities reveals that trust is higher where greater trustworthiness is expected and lower variance in levels of trustworthiness is perceived. A model in which potential trusters behaviour is likened to a risky investment explains nearly fifty percent of the variation in their behaviour between communities. The predi...

Fuzzy cognitive mapping was used to understand the wants and desires of local people before resettlement. Variables that the affected people think will increase their welfare during and after dam construction were determined. Simulations were done with their cumulative social cognitive map to determine which policy options would most increase their welfare. The construction of roads, job opport...