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110	2		_aWorld Bank
245	1	0	_aThe mobility of displaced Syrians : _ban economic and social analysis / _cThis study was prepared by a multidisciplinary World Bank team led by Harun Onder and Haneen Sayed. Inputs from the UNHCR were prepared by a team led by Sima Kanaan. The project was implemented under the guidance of Kevin Carey.
260			_aWashington, DC : _bWorld Bank, _c2019
300			_a322 pages
500			_aSIP1909
520			_aThis report analyzes the spontaneous mobility of Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq. To do this, it follows a five-step integrated analytical strategy: first, a review of international experience helps identify factors that contribute to mobility (a.k.a. push and pull factors), then, the conditions faced by Syrians inside and outside Syria along these factors are investigated. Next, the relative importance of each factor is estimated by using actual returns to Syria that have taken place so far. Finally, potential roles that can be played by these factors going forward are simulated with a scenario-based approach.
650		7	_amigration _xsocial conditions _xrefugees _xeconomic conditions _zIraq _zLebanon _zJordan _zSyria
653			_areturn migration
700			_aOnder, Harun
700			_aSayed, Haneen
700			_aKanaan, Sima
700			_aCarey, Kevin
710			_aWorld Bank
710			_aUNHCR
852			_h(569.1) Mobility
942			_cMONO