International Political Theory and the Refugee Problem (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Out of profound concern: for whom? On Refugee Problems: The Development of a Problem and a Regime Michel Foucault, Governmentality and the State: The Emergence of the Refugee (as) Problem Power, Knowledge and the Subject: Managing the Refugee (as) Problem Hannah Arendt and the Refugee Problem: Worldlessness and Superfluity Making Oneself at Home in the World: Solutions to Refugees’ Problems Conclusion: On Durability and Permanence