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EBHR 43: The Bhutanese Refugee Resettlement Experience Autumn-Winter 2013

ARTICLES

A Daughter Married, a Daughter Lost? The impact of resettlement 11 on Bhutanese refugee marriages

Ilse Griek

Uprooted/Rerouted : The Bhutanese resettlement project in 26 North Carolina

Suzanne Shanahan

Nepali-speaking Bhutanese Refugees in the Province of Québec, 36 Canada: How to be Hindu in a regional Quebecois city?

Béatrice Halsouet

Conceptualising Employment Services for Resettled Bhutanese 52 Refugees: A case study in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Eleanor Ott

Refugee Resettlement in the UK: Bhutanese refugees in Greater 71 Manchester

Nicole Hoellerer

Refugees and Advocates: Bhutanese refugees, resettlement NGOs 86 and the co-construction of a social memory of victimhood

Joseph Stadler

Social Service Provider Perceptions of ‘Nepali-ness’: Asylum seekers 103 and refugees in Austin, Texas

Heather Hindman

The Transformation of Homeland Politics in the Era of 120 Resettlement: Bhutanese refugees in Nepal and the diaspora

Susan Banki

Making Peace in the Heart-Mind: Towards an ethnopsychology of 144 resilience among Bhutanese refugees

Liana E. Chase and Damayanti Bhattarai

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BOOK REVIEWS

Katia Buffetrille (ed) : Revisiting Rituals in a Changing Tibetan World 168 Cathy Cantwell

Nathan Hill (ed) : Medieval Tibeto-Burman Languages IV 172 Kazushi Iwao

Ian Fitzpatrick: Cardamom and Class. A Limbu village and its extensions 175 in East Nepal

Olivia Aubriot

Theresia Hofer: The Inheritance of Change: transmission and practice of 179 Tibetan medicine in Ngamring

Mona Schrempf and Olaf Czaja

Cecile T Niang with Mihasonirina Andrianaivo, Katherine S Diaz 184 and Sarah Zekri : Connecting the Disconnected: Coping strategies of the financially excluded in Bhutan

Richard Whitecross ENDPIECE

Reflection on the resettlement of Bhutanese refugees in the UK: 190 the voices of refugees

Lok Nath Bajgai, Ajay Thapa, Ramesh Ghimirey

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