Refugee Resilience and Adaptation in the Middle East

Refugee Resilience and Adaptation in the Middle East

Reclaiming Agency in the Informal Economies of Lebanon and Jordan

Baroud, Maysa; Yassin, Nasser; Al-Dajani, Haya

Taylor & Francis Ltd

10/2024

200

Mole

9781032253138

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1. Introduction: Refugee resilience, adaptation, and agency in Jordan and Lebanon 2. Forced migration, resilience, and informal adaptive mechanisms 3. Informal livelihood strategies of Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon 4. A review of livelihoods policies and opportunities for Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan 5. Syrian refugees and Lebanon's agriculture sector 6. Informal livelihoods of Syrian refugee female heads of households in the Bekaa Valley Camps in Lebanon 7. Syrian refugee micro-entrepreneurs in Lebanon and Jordan 8. The livelihoods of the Bani Khalid tribe in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon after the 2011 Syria crisis 9. Conducting research with Syrian refugees 10. Conclusion: Reflections and research directions
Migration;Global development;Middle East;Lebanon;Jordan;Syrian refugees;Middle East studies;Refugee communities;Forced migration;Migration studies;LBP.;ETF;Syrian Refugee Women;Syria's Neighboring Countries;Syrian Refugee Crisis;Syrian Refugee Population;Humanitarian Aid;Alaa Eddin;ILO Regional Office;Syrian Women;Syrian Workers;Respective Host Country;El Hajj;Informal Adaptive Institutions;Syrian War;UN;Waste Pickers;NGO Response;Lebanese Farmers;Research Fatigue;Bekaa Valley;Adaptive Coping Processes;Food Snack;Informal Entrepreneurship