'Any place could be home': Embedding refugees' voices into displacement resolution and state refugee policy

► Liberian refugees' views about solutions to their protracted displacement. ► How socio-spatial relations are reproduced and contested by various actors. ► Constructions of nation-state, territory and home in context of refugees' rights. ► Refugees as heterogeneous but active agents capable of articulating their needs. ► Encourages an embedding of refugees' voices into displacement interventions.