Collective Return
Collective Return is a theoretical framework within the right to return discourse that specifically designates the organized, group-based reclamation of homeland citizenship or residency rights by displaced populations, distinguished from individual return mechanisms by its emphasis on communal identity, shared historical grievance, and collective restoration.
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University of Sussex
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McGill University
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McGill University Health Centre
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Istanbul University
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University of British Columbia
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Middlesex University
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University of Roehampton
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Institute of Behavioral Sciences
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