Vol 8, No 2 (2009)

Special Issue: Refugee and Migrant Integration in Developed Nations

Guest Editors: Peter Hancock & Andrew Guilfoyle

Table of Contents

General Issue Articles

Spirituality in organization: a dubious idea (?) Historically oriented sensemaking in spiritually imbued organizations
Michal Izak
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Excess of History and Dance of Narrative with Living Story Noticing
David Boje
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WHO IS LEADING, LEADER OR STORY? The Power of Stories to Lead
Teppo Sintonen, Tommi Auvinen
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The Impact of Historical Excess on the Survival of the countries of the Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM)
Esther Thomas, Graham Thomas
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Discourses and refugees’ social inclusion: Introduction to method and issues
Andrew Guilfoyle, Peter Hancock
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Why narrative? Reflections on the politics and processes of using narrative in refugee research
Lekkie Hopkins
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On being there to help: A critical reflection on discourse and something postmodern for the social inclusion of refugee communities
Andrew Guilfoyle
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Evaluation of a Youth CaLD (Cultural and Linguistically Diverse) Sports Program in Western Australia: Resettling refugees using sport as a conduit to integration
Peter Hancock, Trudi Cooper, Susanne Bahn
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A Critical Approach to Evidence-based Resettlement Policy: Lessons Learned from an Australian Muslim Refugee Sports Program
Jeremy Northcote, Suzy Casimiro
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Australia Limits Refuge for the Refugee
Nancy Hudson-Rodd
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Uninvited and unheard: Australia’s case of post-Tampa boat arrivals
Jack Smiths
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Refugee and Migrant Integration: Examining the discourse of the dominant
Justine Dandy
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Righting wrongs and writing rights into language policy in Australia
Mairead Hannan
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