Rejecting Refugees: Political Asylum in the 21st Century

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Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration and Exile Studies Migration, Racism, and Human Rights

Abstract

Introduction 1. No More Huddled Masses 2. The System 3. Are You Who You Say You Are 4. Did this Really Happen to You?: The Problem of Credibility 5. Politics Gets Personal: What Counts as Persecution 6. The Personal is Political: Taking Gender Into Account. Conclusion

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