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The Refugee Crisis

Howard Adelman

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Ten million refuged Sixteen million refugees1 But the real crisis is not simply one of numbers or even of the degree of hardship, both physical and emotional, suffered by all those who are homeless.The real crisis is a moral and political one.

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Ten million refuged Sixteen million refugees1 But the real crisis is not simply one of numbers or even of the degree of hardship, both physical and emotional, suffered by all those who are homeless.The real crisis is a moral and political one.

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Ten million refuged Sixteen million refugees1 But the real crisis is not simply one of numbers or even of the degree of hardship, both physical and emotional, suffered by all those who are homeless.The real crisis is a moral and political one.

Key concepts: Refugee crisis, Refugee, Political science, Law

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