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A Tale of Two Somali Community-Based Organizations in Cairo: Between Assistance, Agency &Community Formations
Based on ethnographic field research in two Somali refugee- and migrant-initiated community-based organizations (CBOs) in Cairo, I look at their role in community formations, assistance to refugees and creating linkages to service providers to refugees. Moreover, I explore the CBOs as sites of indiv...
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2014
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