Inter-University Committee on International Migration

Publications

International Migration Working Paper Series
The Rosemarie Rogers Working Paper Series
Mellon Reports
Other Papers

International Migration Working Paper Series

Thomas U. Berger The Johns Hopkins University	The Perils and Promise of Pluralism: Lessons from the German Case for Japan (35 pp)
Barry Chiswick University of Illinois at Chicago	The Economic Consequences of Immigration: Application to the United States and Japan (30 pp)
Wayne R. Cornelius University of California at San Diego	Appearances and Realities: Controlling Illegal Immigration in the United States (47pp)
Nathan Glazer Harvard University	The Incorporation of Immigrants in the United States (23 pp)
Tadashi Hanami Sophia University	Japanese Policies on the Rights and Benefits Granted to Foreign Workers, Residents, Refugees and Illegals (29 pp)
Yasushi Iguchi Kansei Gakuin University	What We Can Learn from the German Experiences Concerning Foreign Labor (20 pp)
Takamichi Kajita Hitotsubashi University	The Challenge of Incorporating Foreigners in Japan: "Ethnic Japanese" and "Sociological Japanese" (28 pp)
Kazutoshi Koshiro Yokohama National University	Does Japan Need Immigrants? (23 pp)
Yasuo Kuwahara Dokkyo University	Japan's Dilemma: Can International Migration be Controlled? (26 pp)
Peter H. Schuck Yale University Law School	The Legal Rights of Citizens and Aliens in the United States (41 pp)
Isami Takeda Dokkyo University	Japan's Responses to Refugees and Political Asylum-Seekers (19 pp)
Michael Teitelbaum Albert P. Sloan Foundation	U.S. Responses to Refugees and Asylum-Seekers (19 pp)
Motoko Tsuchida Sophia University	A History of Japanese Emigration from the 1860s to the 1990s (40 pp)
Reed Ueda Tufts University	Historical Conditions in the United States for Assimilating Immigrants (28 pp)
Myron Weiner MIT	Opposing Visions: Migration and Citizenship Policies in Japan and the United States (29 pp)

The Rosemarie Rogers Working Paper Series

The Inter-University Committee on International Migration has elected to name this working paper series in honor of Professor Rosemarie Rogers, in remembrance of her warm collegiality and friendship and her enduring contributions to the field of international migration. Professor Rogers was a founding member of the Inter-University Committee on International Migration and an active participant in the Committee's work from 1974 until her death in November 1997. Publication of The Rosemarie Rogers Working Paper Series is supported by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for the Mellon-MIT Program on Non-Governmental Organizations and Forced Migration.

1. Joel Boutroue UNHCR	Missed Opportunities: The Role of the International Community in the Return of the Rwandan Refugees from Eastern Zaire (June 1998)
2. Myron Weiner MIT	The Clash of Norms: Dilemmas in Refugee Policies (December 1998)
3. Anne-Christine Eriksson UNHCR/MIT	Protecting Internally Displaced Persons in Kosovo (May 1999)
4. Karen Jacobsen Regis College & The Fletcher School, Tufts University	A "Safety-First" Approach to Physical Protection in Refugee Camps (May 1999)
5. Sarah Kenyon Lischer MIT	Militarized Refugee Populations: Humanitarian Challenges in the Former Yugoslavia (August 1999)
6. Rima Habasch Boston University	The Evolving Relationship Between the Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees and the Palestinian Authority (August 1999)
7. Oxana Shevel Harvard University	International Influences in Transition Societies: The Effect of UNHCR and other IOs on Citizenship Policies in Ukraine (August 2000)
8. Rafael Bonoan MIT	When Is International Protection No Longer Necessary? The "Ceased Circumstances" Provisions of the Cessation Clauses: Principles and UNHCR Practice, 1973-1999 (June 2001)
9. Timothy Snyder Yale	"To Resolve the Ukrainian Question Once and For All": The Ethnic Cleansing of Ukrainians in Poland, 1943-1947 (November 2001)
10. Sarah Kenyon Lischer MIT	Refugee-Related Political Violence: When? Where? How Much? (December 2001)
11. Christian F. Mahr Visiting Fellow at MIT	North Korea: Scenarios From The Perspective Of Refugee Displacement (February 2002)
12. Kelly Greenhill MIT	Engineered Migration as a Coercive Instrument: The 1994 Cuban Balseros Crisis (February 2002)
13. Heather S. Gregg MIT	Divided They Conquer: The Success of Armenian Ethnic Lobbies in the United States (August 2002)
14. Shahid Punjani MIT	How Ethno-Religious Identity Influences the Living Conditions of Hazara and Pashtun Refugees in Peshawar, Pakistan (August 2002)
15. Lorena Barberia Harvard	Remittances To Cuba: An Evaluation of Cuban and US Government Policy Measures (September 2002)
16. Susan Eckstein Boston University	Diasporas and Dollars: Transnational Ties and the Transformation of Cuba (February 2003)
17. Cari Clark Harvard	Gender-Based Violence Research Initiatives In Refugee, Internally Displaced, and Post-Conflict Settings: Lessons Learned (April 2003)
18. Brett M. Ballard MIT	Refugee Reintegration in Rural Areas: Land Distribution in Ban Pha Thao, Lao PDR (March 2003)
19. Karen Jacobsen Fletcher School, Tufts University Loren Landau University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg	The Dual Imperative in Refugee Research: Some Methodological and Ethical Considerations in Social Science Research on Forced Migration (July 2003)
20. Jennifer Mack MIT	Ice Skating and Island Hopping: Refugees, Integration, and Access in a Segregated City (July 2003)
21. Theresa Stichick Betancourt Harvard	Stressors, Supports, and the Social Ecology of Displacement: Psychosocial Dimensions of an Emergency Education Program for Chechen Adolescents Displaced in Ingushetia, Russia (July 2003)
22. Theresa Stichick Betancourt Harvard	Connectedness, Social Support and Mental Health in Adolescents Displaced by the War in Chechnya (February 2004)
23. Peggy Levitt Wellesley College and Harvard Sarah Wagner Harvard	Refugee Rights and Wrongs: Global Cultural Diffusion among the Congolese in South Africa (September 2003)
24. Stacy Heen Fletcher School, Tufts University	The Role of Microcredit in Conflict and Displacement Mitigation: A Case Study in Cameroon (January 2004)
25. Charles Cohen and Eric Werker Harvard	Towards an Understanding of the Root Causes of Forced Migration: The Politcal Economy of "Natural" Disasters (April 2004)
27. Sarah Kamal MIT	Disconnected from Discourse: Women’s Radio Listening in Rural Samangan, Afghanistan (June 2004)
28. Nazli Kibria MIT	Returning International Labor Migrants From Bangladesh: The Experience and Effects of Deportation (July 2004)
29. Neeti Nair	We Left our Keys with our Neighbours: Memory and the Search for Meaning in post-Partitioned India (November, 2004)
30. Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf Harvard	Life in Khartoum: Probing Forced Migration and Cultural Change Among War-Displaced Southern Sudanese Women (August 2004)
31. Daniel Esser London School of Economics and Political Science	Determinants of IDP voice: Four Cases from Sierra Leone and Afghanistan (August 2005)
32. Stephen Offutt Boston University	Culture Production and Social Networks: Case Studies of Local Churches in Former Refugee and Displaced Persons Communities in Nicaragua and El Salvador (September 2005)
33. Chandan Nandy Brandeis University	Illegal Immigration From Bangladesh To India: The Emerging Conflicts (November 2005)
34. Peter Bauman, Gazala Paul and Mengistu Ayalew	Comparative Analysis of the Impact of Tsunami and Tsunami Interventions on Conflicts in Sri Lanka and Aceh/Indonesia (June 2006)
35. Olajide Olagunju Brandeis University	Management of internal displacement in Nigeria (October 2006)

Mellon Reports

The Mellon Reports series, and the studies upon which they are based, are supported by a generous grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Marc Sommers Boston University	Educating Children During Emergencies: A View From the Field (August 1999)
Nan Buzard The Sphere Project	Information-Sharing and Coordination Among NGOs Working in the Refugee Camps of Ngara and Kibondo, Tanzania, 1994-1998 (March 2000)
Eric Eversmann The Children's Aid Society	Education Kits in Somalia (August 2000)
Winifred Fitzgerald & Laura Roper Harvard Institute for Population and Development and Oxfam America	Designing Processes that Promote Reconciliation: The Results of an NGO/Academic Collaboration Researching the Role of an International NGO Funding for Reconciliation in Rwanda (August 2000)
Susan Eckstein & Lorena Barberia Boston University and David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard University	Cuban-American Cuba Visits: Public Policy, Private Practices (January 2001)
Sarah Titus	CORD Internship Field Report, Summer 2004 (March 2005)
Dr. Edith Roset-Bahmanyar	Internship at the Center for Disease Control
Smita Srinivas	From Theory to Reality and Back again: Economic Capabilities and the Special case of Migrant: To be submitted shortly
Martin Masumbuko Muhindi & Kiganzi Nyakato	Integration of the Sudanese “Lost Boys” In Boston, Massachusetts USA, 2002
Sara Feldman Tufts University	Alchemy Report on World Relief’s Income Generation Programs, Maratane Refugee Camp, Nampula, Mozambique (June-August 2005)

Other Papers

Rosemarie Rogers The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy	Migration Return Policies and Countries of Origin
Myron Weiner MIT	Bad Neighbors, Bad Neighborhoods: An Inquiry into Conditions for Refugee Flows, 1969-1992 (46 pp)
Myron Weiner MIT	Ethics, National Sovereignty and the Control of Immigration (38 pp)
Barry Posen MIT	Can Military Intervention Limit Refugee Flows? (MacArthur Foundation paper) (54 pp)

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