Foreword, James C. Hathaway Refugee Governance in the Arab World: The International Refugee Regime and Global Politics: An Introduction, Tamirace Fakhoury and Dawn Chatty Part I: Refugee Hosting Imaginaries and their Reproduction Chapter 1: The Genealogy of a Political Concept: 'Refugee' or the Europeanisation of the World-System, Matthieu Rey Chapter 2, Continental Containment: Crafting Arab Middle East "Host States", Are John Knudsen Part II: How Do Arab States Shape and Interact with the International Refugee Regime? Chapter 3: Refugees and Arab States: The New Norm-al?, Dallal Stevens Chapter 4: Lebanon and the Establishment of International Refugee Law, Maja Janmyr Chapter 5: Maghreb States in the International Refugee Regime: Between Strategic Alignment, Alternative Pathways, and Confrontations, Katharina Natter and Lea Müller-Funk Chapter 6: The Refugee Rentier State and Norm Manipulation in the Arab World, Gerasimos Tsourapas Chapter 7: The Irreducibility of Refugee Governance in the MENA Region, Jean-Pierre Cassarino Chapter 8: Juxtaposing Policy and Practice: An Analysis of 'Local Integration' in MENA Host States, Rawan Arar Part III: Making Sense of Norm Entanglements: Refugees' Everyday Lives Chapter 9: Bread, Salt, and Book-Keeping - The Shaweesh as the Interface between Syrian Refugees and the Humanitarian System in Lebanon, Ann-Christin Zuntz, Mackenzie Klema, Shaher Abdullateef, Esraa Almashhor, Salim Faisal Alnabolsi, Sinem Sefa Akay, Bürge Akbulut, Selin Ayaes, Ertan Karabiyik and Lisa Boden Chapter 10: Landlord-Shaweesh Power-Nexus and Repercussions on Syrian Refugees' Coping Mechanisms and 'Waiting' Modalities: Informal Tented Settlements along the Lebanese Syrian Borderscape in Beqaa Governorate , Paul Moawad Conclusion, Tamirace Fakhoury.