Refugee Solutions, Or Solutions to Refugeehood?(Essay)
Refuge 2007, Fall, 24, 2
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Writing in the International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, Fleur Johns recently indicted international refugee law--the ostensible source of refugee rights and solutions--as being instead "a producer of ... pathology." She writes: There is an urgent need, Dr. Johns contends, for " ... international refugee lawyers ... [to] take a moment to question the pre-eminence of the therapeutic mode in their professional work and its role in sustaining a prescriptive normality that tends to diagnose the refugee as flawed and requiring correction ... " (2) She concludes,
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