International Migration Review · 1981 · 29 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesCultural StudiesImmigration StudiesRefugee EthicsRefugee GovernanceRefugee PolicyRefugee ProtectionRefugee StudiesGrief In Refugee PopulationsMigration GriefRefugee Family Adjustment
This article argues that though a population of refugees may experience the process of assimilation/acculturation as well as that of multiple identity formation with ever changing group boundary maintenance mechanisms, they also experience grief, which accounts for a variety of their individual and collective behaviors.