Koslowski, 2019 - Google Patents
International travel security and the Global Compacts on refugees and migrationKoslowski, 2019
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- Koslowski R
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- International Migration
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This article examines the security dimension of the Global Compact on Refugees and the Global Compact for Migration and explains how the global compacts expand international cooperation on travel security. Although the Global Compact on Refugees contains relatively …
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