Identity Creation in the Context of Forced Migration

This exam addresses the identity creation processes among individuals experiencing forced migration. It focuses on how displacement impacts self-perception and community identity within adversarial contexts.

Understanding identity formation in forced migration situations is crucial for comprehending the psychological and social ramifications of displacement. This examination contributes to the broader discourse on humanitarian responses and refugee policies.

Students will be evaluated on their ability to articulate the psychological and sociocultural aspects of identity creation in forced migration scenarios. Candidates must demonstrate an understanding of the challenges faced by displaced individuals.

Candidates are encouraged to bring in current events and case studies that highlight the dynamics of forced migration, thereby enriching their discussions and analyses.