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ADVISERS Forced Migration Review has an International Advisory Board whose members undertake to review material and advise on editorial, promotional and funding issues. Although the IAB members’ institutional affiliations are listed below, they serve in an individual capacity and do not necessarily represent their institutions. Diana Avila Diagolo Sudamericano Paula Banerjee Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group Nina M. Birkeland Norwegian Refugee Council/IDMC Amelia Bookstein Kyazze Save the Children UK Mark Cutts Humanitarian Reform Support Unit, OCHA Henia Dakkak Technical Specialist, Humanitarian Response Unit, UNFPA Rachel Hastie Humanitarian Protection Adviser, Oxfam GB Khalid Koser Geneva Centre for Security Policy Erin Mooney ProCap/UNHCR Francis Nicholson Department of International Protection Services, UNHCR Dan Seymour Head, Gender and Human Rights Unit, UNICEF Richard Williams European Council on Refugees and Exiles Roger Zetter Director, Refugee Studies Centre

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