Titlebook: Refugees and Forced Migrants in Africa and the EU; Comparative and Mult Elisabeth Wacker,Ulrich Becker,Katharina Crepaz Book 2019 Springer

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How to Make Europe’s Immigration Policies More Efficient and More Humaneion of women and older workers. Europe will need skilled immigrants and it will need quite a lot of them if it wants to retain its political and economic place in the world. But of course it needs a particular kind of immigrant population, one that participates at a high rate in the labor market, wi

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Emerging Debates on Experiences and Challenges of Refugee Protection in Africa and Europegh Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) defines refugees as “persons fleeing armed conflict or persecution”. Furthermore, they also note that a refugee is a person who has been forced to flee his or her country because of persecution, war or even violence (UNHCR, 2016).

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‘Ethnic Neighborhoods’ and/or Cosmopolitanism? The Art of Living Togetherive – instead it draws on both backgrounds. My European perspective is influenced by my spending the first years of my life in Eastern Germany, which had its own history and experience of (out)migration. My research about migration so far has focused entirely on Africa, at first on refugee camps in

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Refugees and Forced Migration from Eritrea and Ethiopia to Sudanrrent situation of refugees, and investigates gaps in the literature on Eritrean and Ethiopian refugees. It also seeks to highlight possible future research areas. In terms of the refugee crisis, Sudan represents an interesting case in the Horn of Africa.

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Life in Refugee Camps: The Challenges of Refugees with Disability in Kenyaes and in effectively managing the undesirable situations that we often find ourselves in. More importantly, the rise in calamities, both anthropogenic and natural, has made it increasingly difficult to predict the general flow of life. There has been an increase in the number of refugees globally.

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,Introduction – Working Together to See Further: European and African Perspectives on Refugees and Found by international law, natural catastrophes and exploitation of the environment, and persecution on the grounds of political, ethnic, religious or other affiliation are just some of the reasons why people have to flee their homelands.

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The Development of Refugee Protection in Africa: From Cooperation to Nationalistic Prismsa is no exception. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimates that over 60 million people were either refugees or asylum seekers in 2016, a higher number than after World War II (UNHCR 2016).

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efugee crisis’ represents one of the biggest contemporary political and social challenges. Although many African countries have been dealing with forced migratory and refugee movements for decades, their experiences have so far largely been neglected in the predominantly Eurocentric public debate. T