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Refugees and Migrants




A look at the causes and consequences of today's major international population flows and the Ford Foundation's new programs to address the problems of refugees and migrants in the United States and elsewhere in the world. Prepared for the December 1986 meeting of the Board of Trustees. Attachments include supporting documents and a list of grant actions concerning refugees and migrants from FY1982-1986 for the Human Rights and Social Justice, and International Affairs Programs.

Ford Foundation
1986
65 pages


Preface
The Problem
The Population at Issue
Conflicts with Long-Term Residents
Responses to These Population Flows
Statuses, Rights, and Entitlements
Capacity of Major International, National, and Local Institutions to Cope with Population Flows
Access to Services
Program Responses
International Affairs
Human Rights and Social Justice
Urban Poverty
Conclusion
Footnotes