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Vol. 14 No. 9 (1995): Focus on Safe Third Country
Vol. 14 No. 9 (1995): Focus on Safe Third Country
Published:
1995-02-01
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Introduction
The Safe Third Country Concept: Deflection in Europe and Its Implications for Canada
Nazare Albuquerque Abell
1-7
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Articles
The Demographic Psychosocial Inventory: A New Instrument to Measure Risk Factors for Adjustment Problems Among Immigrants
Michael Ritsner, Jonathan Rabinowitz, Michael Slyuzberg
8-16
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Front Matter
Front Matter
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Back Matter
Back Matter
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