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problems and program responses : a look at the causes and consequences of today's major international population flows, and at the Ford Foundation's new programs to address the problems of refugees and migrants in the United States and elsewhere in the world
Preface -- The Problem -- The Population at Issue -- Conflicts with Long-Term Residents -- Responses to These Population Flows -- Statuses, Rights, and Entitlements -- Capacity of Major International, National, and Local Institutions to Cope with Population Flows -- Access to Services -- Program Responses -- International Affairs -- Human Rights and Social Justice -- Urban Poverty -- Conclusion.
[principal authors] Paul Balaran, Diana L. Morris, Patricia K. Biggers ; [contributors] Barry D. Gaberman, Peter F. Geithner, Enid C.B. Schoettle, Shepard L. Forman, and Bernard McDonald.
By Paul Balaran, Diana L. Morris, and Patricia K. Biggers, with contributions by Barry D. Gaberman and others.
"Several Foundation staff members contributed to this working paper, the principal authors of which were Paul Balaran (of the Foundation’s International Affairs program staff), Diana L. Morris (of Human Rights and Social Justice), and Patricia K. Biggers (of Urban Poverty). Barry D. Gaberman, Peter F. Geithner, Enid C.B. Schoettle, Shepard L. Forman, and Bernard McDonald also made significant contributions."--Page 4, Preface.
New York, N.Y. (320 E. 43rd St., New York 10017) : The Foundation, [1983]