Refugees from revolution : US policy and Third World migration / created by Peter H. Koehn
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- JV6601.R4 KOE
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Includes index
Part One Third-world refugee formation, Two - Post-revolution migration routes , Three - Third-world exiles in industrial societies: the U.S. reception, Four - Repatriation, Five - Conclusions
This examination of conditions preceding recent refugee migrations to the United States reveals underlying connections between US foreign and domestic policies, by exploring issues of immigration and resettlement in the US and human rights concerns abroad.
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