Refugee determination : power and resistance in systems of foucauldian power
By: HARDY, Cynthia
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ArticlePublisher: Thousand Oaks : SAGE, September 2003Administration & Society 35, 4, p. 462-488Abstract: This article examines the dynamics of power in refugee determination systems in three countries. It challenges both the view that determinations systems encompass rational decision-making processes and the critical view that sees determination procedures as an instrument of the state. It argues that if we use a Foucauldian analysis of power, we are better placed to understand how refugee systems work and understand the implications for different actors in these systems
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This article examines the dynamics of power in refugee determination systems in three countries. It challenges both the view that determinations systems encompass rational decision-making processes and the critical view that sees determination procedures as an instrument of the state. It argues that if we use a Foucauldian analysis of power, we are better placed to understand how refugee systems work and understand the implications for different actors in these systems
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