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The Asylum-Migration Nexus: Can Motivations Shape The Concept Of Coercion? The Sudanese Transit Case
The article looks at international migration, as of 2013. The authors present a case for the view that the distinction typically made between asylum seekers who have experienced forced migration and voluntary migrants who have moved for economic reasons is not entirely valid, failing to capture the often complex factors driving migration. They discuss the factors that led many Sudanese to become internally displaced persons (IDPs) and then to emigrate to Egypt beginning in the aftermath of the 1980s civil war. Other topics include international cooperation on refugees, human trafficking, and transit migration, or temporary migration with the intent or result of moving on to a different location.
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