Global Citizenship and the Baha'i Faith
Attitudes towards refugees has been critiqued by Derrida (2002), who considers receptivity of host societies. Comparatively, Hage (2003) claims Australians are adopting a paranoid nationalism, subsequently hindering the adaptation of newcomers. Features of a refugee group may be vital to appreciatin...
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Australian religion studies review
Year: 2007, Volume: 20, Issue: 2, Pages: 217-231 |
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