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Escape from violence: conflict and the refugee crisis in the developing world

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In this eloquent and comprehensive study, the authors examine the refugee phenomenon originating in Latin America, Africa, and Asia and suggest means by which the international community can assist those in greatest need.

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In this eloquent and comprehensive study, the authors examine the refugee phenomenon originating in Latin America, Africa, and Asia and suggest means by which the international community can assist those in greatest need.

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In this eloquent and comprehensive study, the authors examine the refugee phenomenon originating in Latin America, Africa, and Asia and suggest means by which the international community can assist those in greatest need.

Key concepts: Refugee, Refugee crisis, Political science, Criminology, Development economics, Political economy, Sociology, Law

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