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2946-4358 llenge requiring an unprecedented coordinated international response, this book shows the longer history of such dilemmas..Chapter 4 is available open access under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Internation978-3-030-64226-6978-3-030-64224-2Series ISSN 2946-4358 Series E-ISSN 2946-4366

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France: Boat People Brought by Plane,l issues underlying the outstanding resettlement and reception schemes. Akoka shows how the apparent generosity of France’s response was underpinned by its preoccupations with post-colonial and Cold War rivalries, intellectual politics, labour supply, economic interests and electoral competition.

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,Germany: ‘Refugie-surprise’: The Unlikely Reception of Indochinese Boat People in Germany,e and the Cold War. He argues that the ‘boat people’s’ resettlement was shaped by both the established integration schemes originally designed to handle the integration of ethnic German immigrants (.) and positive stereotypes which constructed the boat people as ‘perfect immigrants’.

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,The Netherlands: ‘Boat People’ as Changemakers in the Dutch Refugee System,are. Finally, Kleinschmidt explores how the Dutch emphasis on the Vietnamese’ traumatic experience of flight, and the need for consequent humanitarian action, stood in stark contrast to the treatment of asylum seekers who entered the Netherlands under their own resources.

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,Germany: ‘Refugie-surprise’: The Unlikely Reception of Indochinese Boat People in Germany,orker’ settlement, and its tightening of asylum procedures, Berlinghoff shows in this chapter that the resettlement of large numbers of Asian refugees and the warm public welcome they encountered was ‘surprising’. The chapter outlines the historical, political and discursive context on which this re