Harrell-Bond, Barbara E.
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- Email from Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, June 8, 2005(Barbara E. Okeke, more usually known as Barbara E. Harrell-Bond; founder of Refugee Studies Centre)
- Guardian WWW site, viewed July 30, 2018(Barbara Harrell-Bond; Barbara Elaine Harrell-Bond, born 7 November 1932, Webster, South Dakota; died 11 July 2018; founded the Refugee Studies Centre (RSC) at the University of Oxford in 1982 to study the causes, consequences and responses to forced displacement; it was the first of many such centres she helped create around the world; pioneered the field of refugee studies; marriage in 1951 to Nathan Harrell-Bond; accepted into the Institute of Social Anthropology at Oxford University, embarking on postgraduate research on Blackbird Leys, a new housing estate on the edge of the city; married Samuel Okeke in 1974)
- Her 4 June, a revolution betrayed, c1982:t.p. (Barbara E. Okeke)
- Her Africa asserts its identity, c1981- :v. 1, t.p. (Barbara Harrell-Bond)
- Her Imposing aid--emergency assistance to refugees, c1985:CIP t.p. (B.E. Harrell-Bond)
- Her Modern marriage ... 1976.
- The Guardian (online), Barbara Harrell-Bond obituary, 30 July 2018, viewed October 23, 2018(did research in Sierra Leone and elsewhere in West Africa 1967-1982; among Sahrawi refugees in Algeria; and in Sudan)