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DESCRIPTION:Only a small proportion of refugees manage to come to the Globa
 l North. The main refugee flows take place within and between Africa\, Asi
 a\, Latin America\, and the Middle East. The dominant discourses privilege
  a Northern agenda and limit our understanding of the governance of displa
 cement. A focus on South–South displacement is needed not only for a more 
 inclusive but also a more accurate analysis of global refugee movements. A
 lthough the Refugee Convention provides a framework for understanding the 
 policies of signatory states\, we lack a framework for understanding the p
 olicies of the countries outside the Global North. This panel thus aims to
  explore the influence of the Refugee Convention and other legal instrumen
 ts as well as a wide range of social and political factors on the refugee 
 management in the Global South. It will present perspectives from practiti
 oners and academics who work on the management of forced migration in the 
 Global South.Moderator:Lamis Abdelaaty&nbsp\;Assistant Professor of Politi
 cal ScienceMaxwell School of Syracuse UniversityPanelists:Maja JanmyrProfe
 ssor of International Migration LawFaculty of Law of University of Oslo&nb
 sp\;Luisa Feline FreierAssistant ProfessorPolitical Science of Universidad
  del Pacífico&nbsp\;Gerasimos TsourapasSenior Lecturer / Associate Profess
 orInternational Relations of University of GlasgowJames MilnerAssociate Pr
 ofessor&nbsp\;Political Science of Carleton University&nbsp\;Foni Joyce Vu
 niCo-Chair UNHCR&nbsp\;Global Youth Advisory Council&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Management of Forced Migration in the Global South
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Only a small proportion of refugees manage 
 to come to the Global North. The main refugee flows take place within and 
 between Africa\, Asia\, Latin America\, and the Middle East. The dominant 
 discourses privilege a Northern agenda and limit our understanding of the 
 governance of displacement. A focus on South–South displacement is needed 
 not only for a more inclusive but also a more accurate analysis of global 
 refugee movements. Although the Refugee Convention provides a framework fo
 r understanding the policies of signatory states\, we lack a framework for
  understanding the policies of the countries outside the Global North. Thi
 s panel thus aims to explore the influence of the Refugee Convention and o
 ther legal instruments as well as a wide range of social and political fac
 tors on the refugee management in the Global South. It will present perspe
 ctives from practitioners and academics who work on the management of forc
 ed migration in the Global South.<span style="background-color: initial\; 
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 /p><div>Moderator:</div><div><br></div><div><strong>Lamis Abdelaaty&nbsp\;
 </strong></div><div>Assistant Professor of Political Science</div><div>Max
 well School of Syracuse University</div><div><br></div><div>Panelists:</di
 v><div><br></div><div><strong>Maja Janmyr</strong></div><div>Professor of 
 International Migration Law</div><div>Faculty of Law of University of Oslo
 &nbsp\;</div><div><br></div><div><strong>Luisa Feline Freier</strong></div
 ><div>Assistant Professor</div><div>Political Science of Universidad del P
 acífico&nbsp\;</div><div><br></div><div><strong>Gerasimos Tsourapas</stron
 g></div><div>Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor</div><div>International
  Relations of University of Glasgow</div><div><br></div><div><strong>James
  Milner</strong></div><div>Associate Professor&nbsp\;</div><div>Political 
 Science of Carleton University&nbsp\;</div><div><br></div><div><strong>Fon
 i Joyce Vuni</strong></div><div>Co-Chair UNHCR&nbsp\;</div><div>Global You
 th Advisory Council&nbsp\;</div><div><br></div><p></p>
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