Summary of Whose Pathways are They? The Top-down/Bottom-up conundrum of Complementary Pathways for Refugees
This article questions whether the bottom-up aspect of complementary pathways lend them any greater chance of success. It considers the perspective of four interested ‘actors’: communities, national authorities, the international refugee protection regime, and refugees.
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