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Deportations in the First Persian Empire: affinities and differences in comparison with the neo-Assyrian and neo-Babylonian periods / Marc Mendoza Sanahuja -- Population transfers under the Roman Republic (268-19 BC) / Luis Silva Reneses -- Mass deportations in Syria and Northern Mesopotamia under the rule of Xusrō Anōširvān (540-542) / Katarzyna Maksymiuk -- Population displacement during the conquest processes of the Aztec Empire / Marco A. Cervera Obregón and Alan Barrera Huerta -- The War of Las Alpujarras and the Granada Morisco dispersion: military logistics and population movements / Miguel Fernando Gómez Vozmediano -- The French Revolution, the War of the Pyrenees and the French migration into Spain / Encarna Jarque Martinez and José Antonio Salas Auséns -- Reconcentración in Cuba (1895-1898): an uncomfortable past / Fernando J. Padilla Angulo -- Population displacement: a collateral effect of aerial bombardment? / Baptiste Colom-y-Canals -- World War II refugees and the origin of the International Organization for Migration / Emiliio Redondo Carrero -- Refugees and photography: esthetic, art and awareness of pain / Pablo Rey García and Pedro Rivas Nieto -- Palestinian refugees: between integration and return / María González-Úbeda Alférez -- Population displacement during Liberia and Ivory Coast civil wars: causes and risk factors / Jara Cuadrado and Susana Ferreira.
edited by Fernando Puell de la Villa and David García Hernán.
"Published in collaboration with the Cañada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies, London School of Economics"--Verso title page.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Cañada Blanch/Sussex Academic studies on contemporary Spain