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A SHIFTING LANDSCAPE The global landscape has developed some
remarkable new economic and political features in recent years . From Eastern
Europe , to the Pacific Rim , to the United States - Mexican border , a reshaping of
territories ...
A SHIFTING LANDSCAPE The global landscape has developed some
remarkable new economic and political features in recent years . From Eastern
Europe , to the Pacific Rim , to the United States - Mexican border , a reshaping of
territories ...
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Only later was it extended to include any person fleeing any country because of a
“ wellfounded fear of persecution on account of race , religion , nationality ,
membership in a particular social group , or political opinion ” . Since 1946 , the ...
Only later was it extended to include any person fleeing any country because of a
“ wellfounded fear of persecution on account of race , religion , nationality ,
membership in a particular social group , or political opinion ” . Since 1946 , the ...
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... 218 in Germany 193 , 218 in United States 14 , 174 , 218 destination 172 , 173
in Western Europe 191 political groups , racist 71 , 75 , 76 political motivation for
migration 5556 political systems , effect of emigration 131 population , effect of ...
... 218 in Germany 193 , 218 in United States 14 , 174 , 218 destination 172 , 173
in Western Europe 191 political groups , racist 71 , 75 , 76 political motivation for
migration 5556 political systems , effect of emigration 131 population , effect of ...
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