This paper uses an empirical longitudinal study of Iraqi Christian IDPs to explore how internal displacement influences the construction of personal identity.

This paper explores the scope, content and nature of the normative basis for IDP solutions in international human rights law.

This working paper presents new research investigating the experiences of internally displaced persons in four Nigerian cities: Lagos, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, and Onitsha.

This pilot study looks at resettlement outcomes in Rweru Model Green Village in Rwanda, a planned relocation project that is part of the government-led Integrated Development Program, which intertwines climate adaption with poverty reduction and economic growth initiatives.

This study highlights the pressing need to mainstream human (im)mobility into climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction policy and strategy. It also raises important questions relevant to the ‘climate migration as adaptation’ debate.

This paper discusses key challenges in generating accurate and comparable national statistics on IDPs, and particularly in measuring solutions to internal displacement, in the context of recent developments in Libya

This paper reviews internal and international forced displacement figures over the last three decades in order to propose new explanatory hypotheses that seek to go beyond existing views.

Haciendo un seguimiento a las cifras de desplazamiento forzado interno e internacional durante las últimas tres décadas, este escrito plantea unas hipótesis explicativas que vayan más allá, sin menospreciarlas, de las miradas internas.