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June 13, 2026Asian and Pacific migration journal

Susan Kneebone, Reyvi Mariñas, Antje Missbach, and Max Walden (eds), Refugee Protection in Southeast Asia: Between Humanitarianism and Sovereignty (Foreword by Erika Feller). Berghahn Books: New York. 2025; 332 pp. ISBN: 978180539782351.

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Edited volume explores how Southeast Asian states navigate refugee protection amidst humanitarianism and sovereignty issues, indicating a unique regional approach.

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  • The book analyzes the distinct refugee regime in Southeast Asia, arguing for its recognition on its own terms.
  • Theoretical analysis building on previous works by Davies and Moretti.
  • Exploration of empirical case studies from Southeast Asian countries.
  • Critique of existing legal and governance frameworks regarding refugees.
  • Presents a pluralistic view of refugee governance in Southeast Asia.
  • Challenges traditional narratives of ASEAN states' rejection of international conventions.
  • Highlights the complex interplay between state sovereignty and humanitarian commitments.

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Romel Regalado Bagares (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf6aefaef96ed7f0585a2https://doi.org/10.1177/01171968261455071
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