The influx of asylum seekers in Europe in 2015 and 2016 changed the incentive structure of the “grand compromise” – the system of global refugee management in which states in the Global South host most of the world’s refugees and states in the Global North finance refugee hosting abroad. Asylum seekers interrupted the established status quo, and in doing so, created new opportunities for states in the Global South. I argue that a “new grand compromise” emerged. Major refugee host states in the Global South, especially those with large Syrian refugee populations, were able to leverage the value of their refugee hosting capacity and renegotiate policies to promote state-centric agendas. I elaborate on the case of Jordan to illustrate how government officials strategically capitalized from the influx of asylum seekers in Europe, making Jordanian resilience and development an integral part of the global refugee response.

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新的大妥协：叙利亚难民如何改变全球难民援助制度下的利益

2015年和2016年，欧洲寻求庇护者的涌入改变了“大妥协”的激励结构。“大妥协”是全球难民管理系统，在该系统中，南方南部各州收容了世界上大多数难民，而北方北部各州则收容了金融难民。国外。寻求庇护者打断了既定的现状，从而为南方国家创造了新的机会。我认为出现了“新的重大妥协”。全球南方的主要难民收容国，特别是叙利亚难民人口众多的收容国，能够利用其难民收容能力的价值并重新谈判政策，以促进以国家为中心的议程。我将详细介绍约旦的情况，以说明政府官员如何从欧洲寻求庇护者的涌入中战略性地利用资本，