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Conclusion,n the late 1970s and the mid 1990s. While this tug-of-war image did sometimes appear, these debates reveal that asylum is shaped by a far more entangled and counterintuitive mix of motives, and these findings force us to reexamine how we conceptualize the setting of asylum policies.

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K. Süsskand,M. Siess,J. R. Sauter to receive asylum is widely accepted, the source of the controversy lies in the details–what precisely constitutes “political persecution?” how can an asylum application be judged fairly? and to what extent should domestic constraints influence asylum decisions? are all difficult questions that bri

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A. Rossi,J. Olivares,J. Aussedat,A. Rayl thousand French Huguenots who fled to Geneva, the birthplace of their Calvinist faith, after the St. Bartholomew Massacre in 1572. Another 20,000 Huguenots came to Switzerland following the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, and while initially hospitable the Swiss confederation, which had

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Jonathan P. Jackson,Kenneth R. Brouwers, guest workers, and asylum-seekers have all sought admission, and the situation of the asylum-seekers can only be understood in context of the other two groups. The first group is the ethnic Germans, who are either . or . The . are descendants of Germans who had moved eastward in previous centurie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30296-1war between national interests pulling to tighten asylum, and international norms and morality pulling to loosen it.To probe this assumed struggle, the book explored the arguments presented by parliamentarians when they drew up important asylum legislation in Switzerland, Germany, and Britain betwee

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