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‘Durable solutions’, transnationalism and home-making among Croatian and Bosnian former refugees

This article proposes that the UNHCR-supported “ durable solution” programs for former refugees from Bosnia and Herzegovina and from Croatia were at odds with the actual exilic experiences of former refugees. It introduces homemaking as an essential aspect of a successful durable solution and proposes supplementing the usual ethno-politicized understandings of home in the specific context with analyses of the process of homemaking at different scales—house (dwelling), community (the wider space of settlement containing natural, cultural, social, and economic aspects) and nation.

refugees ; durable solutions ; Bosnia and Herzegovina

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