Congratulations to @molly-fee.bsky.social on the publication of her new book! "essential reading for anyone interested in responses to refugees." – Matthew J. Gibney, Elizabeth Colson Professor of Politics and Forced Migration, University of Oxford

This is such an important book to understand how the early months of refugee resettlement in the US unfold in practice. Congratulations, @molly-fee.bsky.social! staging.ucpress.edu/books/believ... #refugee

Why is US refugee resettlement important? How can we improve it? My book argues that despite being a tremendous opportunity, resettlement becomes another displacement for refugees, disrupting their lives in new ways. Out March 10! 30% off preorders with code UCPSAVE30 www.ucpress.edu/books/believ...

So happy to share that my book, Believing in Light After Darkness: Displacement and Refugee Resettlement, will be out in March with @ucpress.bsky.social www.ucpress.edu/books/believ...

Sharing my latest article on how resettlement disrupts and complicates the structure of refugee families in @socprobsjournal.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/socp...

A new special issue of Refugee Survey Quarterly co-edited by RSC Research Associate @molly-fee.bsky.social explores 'Refugee Resettlement: A Durable Solution at a Crossroads'. Find out more: academic.oup.com/rsq/issue/44/1

Almost Futures by Nguyễn-võ explores survival after displacement, linking Vietnam’s past & present struggles with global exploitation. A review by @molly-fee.bsky.social : https://buff.ly/419K6HV

Refugee Resettlement: A Durable Solution at a Crossroads doi.org/10.1093/rsq/... Paper in Refugee Survey Quarterly by Nuffield Research Fellow @molly-fee.bsky.social, Jessica Darrow, Jess Howsam Scholl, Ashley Cureton & Odessa Gonzalez Benson

Not only has Trump blocked future refugee admissions, he has also put those already resettled in a very dangerous situation: Op-ed in @thehill.com thehill.com/opinion/civi...