How long is too long? : questioning the legality of long-term encampment through a human rights lens
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- author: Sarah Deardorff Miller
- publication date: 2009
- book publisher: University of Oxford, Refugee Studies Centre
- book series: Working paper series
- book subjects: Refugees-Legal status, laws, etc, Refugee camps, Human rights-International cooperation
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