Forced Displacement and Migration: Approaches and Programmes of International Cooperation

Forced Displacement and Migration: Introduction and Overview.- Trends, Drivers and Dynamics of Flight and Migration.- Displacement Crises, Fragile States and Development Cooperation: Why Governance Support is Needed to Reduce Reasons to Flee.- Humanitarian - Development Integration? Comparing 'Linking Relief, Rehabilitation and Development', 'Early Recovery', 'Resilience' and the 'Triple Nexus'.- Entrepreneurship and Innovation: How Institutional Voids Shape Economic Opportunities in Refugee Camps.- Beyond Emergencies: Towards a More Nuanced Understanding of the Various Impacts of Crises on Migrants.- Better Migration Management - A Project Implemented in the Horn of Africa.- Reconsidering the partnership approach in international migration cooperation.- Risk, Climate Change, and Human Mobility in International Policy.- Displacement and Migration as a Foreign Policy Challenge.- Legal Pathways for Low-Skilled Migrant Workers.- Community Sponsorship of Refugees.- Failed Asylum Seekers as Agents of Development? New Approaches to Voluntary Return and Sustainable Reintegration in Germany's post-2015 Migration Policy.- Welfare Effects of Regular and Irregular Migration.- Neither Fortress nor Open Gate. Proposals for a Humane but Realistic Migration Policy.- Better Migration Management: Rethinking the Development and Mobility Paradigms.