Refugee camps in Europe and Australia: an interdisciplinary critique

1.Refugee camps: Paradise or Purgatory? -- Part 1: Analytical lenses on camps -- 2.The long and winding road from Castra Regina to Kutupalong: Reflections on the definition and history of camps -- 3.Hannah Arendt and the politics of encampment -- 4.Camp settings in the EU, Australia, and their extended border zones -- 5.Assessing refugee accommodation: from Broken Windows Index to heterotopic spaces -- 6.What the Mountains told us: A conversation on Behrouz Boochani´s book "No Friend But The Mountains" -- Part 2: Ways towards improving refugee accommodation -- 7.Refugees and others enduring displacement: structural injustice, health, and ethical place-making -- 8.Feminist ethics of care, responsibility, and refugee accommodation: Concrete steps towards improvements.

Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Authors and Editors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Boxes -- Chapter 1: Refugee Camps: Paradise or Purgatory? -- 1.1 Getting the Lay of the Land -- 1.2 Refugees and Camps -- 1.3 Describing Refugee Camps: Paradise or Purgatory? -- 1.4 Borders and Camps as Instruments of Othering -- 1.5 What Our Book Offers -- 1.6 How to Proceed from Here -- References -- Part I: Analytical Lenses on Camps -- Chapter 2: The Long and Winding Road from Castra Regina to Kutupalong: Reflections on the Definition and History of Camps -- 2.1 The "Modern Camp": A Brief History of a Long-Standing Institution -- 2.2 Medicine, Hygiene and Camps: Aspects of a Conflictual Relationship -- 2.3 Outlook -- Chapter 3: Hannah Arendt and the Politics of Encampment -- 3.1 Arendt's Typology of Concentration Camps -- 3.2 The Refugee and the Concentration Camp -- 3.2.1 Legal Exclusion -- 3.2.2 Exclusion from the Chance to Participate in Politics -- 3.2.3 Refusal of Membership in the Human Community: The Exclusion from Mankind -- 3.2.4 Current Critique of Arendt's Conception of Refugees and Camps -- 3.3 Present-Day Refugees and Camps -- 3.3.1 Border Subjects: From Total Exclusion to the Withholding of Rights -- 3.3.2 A New Form of Total Exclusion? -- References -- Chapter 4: Camp Settings in the EU, Australia, and Their Extended Border Zones -- 4.1 Standards for Refugee Accommodation -- 4.2 Individual-Level Interventions Aiming to Compensate for Structural Deficiencies -- 4.3 Settlement Types for Refugee Populations -- 4.4 Informal Camps inside the EU: The Example of "The Jungle" -- 4.5 Camps Near EU's External Border: The Example of Mória -- 4.6 Extraterritorial "Processing" and Detention Centers -- References -- Chapter 5: Assessing Refugee Accommodation: From Broken Windows Index to Heterotopic Spaces.