Population Resettlement in International Conflicts

B>Pawel Lutomski teaches international relations and international law at Stanford and at the University of San Francisco. Arie Kacowicz is Associate Professor of international relations at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

The core subject of the book is a comparative analysis of the resettlement and relocation of populations within the context of international conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.

Chapter 1 Forced Migration and the Humanitarian Regime Chapter 2 Post-War Spatial Reorganization: The Resettlement of Greek Refugees, 1922-1930 Chapter 3 The Unraveling ofAlgerie Francaise and the Fate of thePieds Noir Chapter 4 Resettlement of Refugees in Finland and Cyprus: A Comparative Analysis and Possible Lessons for Israel Chapter 5 Return and Resettlement as a Result of Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Conflict Former Yugoslavia Chapter 6 The Polish Expulsion of German Population in the Aftermath of World War II Chapter 7 Iraqi Jews in Israel: From "Refugees" to "Zionists" and "Back Again" Chapter 8 The Resettlement of the Palestinian Internal Refugees in Israel: A Successful Story? Chapter 9 The Legal Rights of the Palestinian Refugees under International Law Chapter 10 Lords of the Earth? The 2005 Disengagement and the Israeli Settlement Project Chapter 11 Population Trends and Scenarios in Israel and Palestine