Marc Vincent is the Co-ordinator of the Global IDP project.Birgitte Refslund Sorensen is an academic from the University of Copenhagen in the Department of Anthropology and is one of the leading specialists on anthropological methodology applied to forced migrants.

• AcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction and Background1. AfricaAngola: 'Deslocados' in the Province of HuamboBurundi: Developing Strategies for Self-Reliance, A Study of Displacement in Four ProvincesSudan: The Unique Challenges of Displacement in KhartoumUganda: The Resilience of Tradition, Displaced Acholi in Kitgum2. AsiaAfghanistan: Displaced in a Devastated CountryBurma: Displaced Karens, Like Water on Khu LeafSri Lanka: Developing New Livelihoods in the Shadow of War, Displaced, Relocated and Resettled Muslims3. Latin AmericaColombia: Creating Peace Amid the Violence, The Church, NGOs and the Displaced4. EuropeGeorgia: Coping by Organizing, Displaced Georgians from AbkhaziaYugoslavia: Displacement from Kosovo, From Patronage to Self-HelpConclusionContributorsBibliographyBurundi AnnexesIndex

'One of the first extensive studies that brings together information on the methods and networks that individuals and communities have evolved for coping in such situations. Provides a rich, descriptive account'

Marc Vincent is the Co-ordinator of the Global IDP project.Birgitte Refslund Sorensen is an academic from the University of Copenhagen in the Department of Anthropology and is one of the leading specialists on anthropological methodology applied to forced migrants.

• AcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction and Background1. AfricaAngola: 'Deslocados' in the Province of HuamboBurundi: Developing Strategies for Self-Reliance, A Study of Displacement in Four ProvincesSudan: The Unique Challenges of Displacement in KhartoumUganda: The Resilience of Tradition, Displaced Acholi in Kitgum2. AsiaAfghanistan: Displaced in a Devastated CountryBurma: Displaced Karens, Like Water on Khu LeafSri Lanka: Developing New Livelihoods in the Shadow of War, Displaced, Relocated and Resettled Muslims3. Latin AmericaColombia: Creating Peace Amid the Violence, The Church, NGOs and the Displaced4. EuropeGeorgia: Coping by Organizing, Displaced Georgians from AbkhaziaYugoslavia: Displacement from Kosovo, From Patronage to Self-HelpConclusionContributorsBibliographyBurundi AnnexesIndex

'One of the first extensive studies that brings together information on the methods and networks that individuals and communities have evolved for coping in such situations. Provides a rich, descriptive account'

Marc Vincent is the Co-ordinator of the Global IDP project.Birgitte Refslund Sorensen is an academic from the University of Copenhagen in the Department of Anthropology and is one of the leading specialists on anthropological methodology applied to forced migrants.

• AcknowledgementsForewordIntroduction and Background1. AfricaAngola: 'Deslocados' in the Province of HuamboBurundi: Developing Strategies for Self-Reliance, A Study of Displacement in Four ProvincesSudan: The Unique Challenges of Displacement in KhartoumUganda: The Resilience of Tradition, Displaced Acholi in Kitgum2. AsiaAfghanistan: Displaced in a Devastated CountryBurma: Displaced Karens, Like Water on Khu LeafSri Lanka: Developing New Livelihoods in the Shadow of War, Displaced, Relocated and Resettled Muslims3. Latin AmericaColombia: Creating Peace Amid the Violence, The Church, NGOs and the Displaced4. EuropeGeorgia: Coping by Organizing, Displaced Georgians from AbkhaziaYugoslavia: Displacement from Kosovo, From Patronage to Self-HelpConclusionContributorsBibliographyBurundi AnnexesIndex

'One of the first extensive studies that brings together information on the methods and networks that individuals and communities have evolved for coping in such situations. Provides a rich, descriptive account'