Altern. Approaches to Refugee Problems f. Resource Dev. in East Africa - Ogbonna, Samuel I.
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Alternative Approaches to Refugee Problems is a book written after a decade of scientific research as contributory solutions to the Hercules challenges of International Migration and Refugee problematic in millennium period. The book started by identifying classical and modern time factors of migration and refugees. It goes further with the hypothesis" causes of refugees cannot be eliminated" due to various insinuations. The author claimed that Africa has the "greatest number of refugees". In quest to justify his contentions, he takes a radical move on "New World Order and Globalisation",…mehr

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Alternative Approaches to Refugee Problems is a book written after a decade of scientific research as contributory solutions to the Hercules challenges of International Migration and Refugee problematic in millennium period. The book started by identifying classical and modern time factors of migration and refugees. It goes further with the hypothesis" causes of refugees cannot be eliminated" due to various insinuations. The author claimed that Africa has the "greatest number of refugees". In quest to justify his contentions, he takes a radical move on "New World Order and Globalisation", accused them for the current global migration case. He queried the international community UN, EU, UNHCR, NGOs and others for not doing enough to cope with the worst epidemic in the history of mankind after the Second World War. Rather developed nations are building walls around its borderlines against migrants. He maintained that it is not a lasting solution because Migrants and Refugees from developing nations will continue to come, even in millions. He offered solutions to eradicate avoidable migrants. This book is recommended for everyone interested in Migration and Refugee matters.
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Samuel I. Ogbonna studied at the University of Vienna, Austria. He holds MSc in Journalism & Science Comm. Pol. Sc. and PhD. Intern. Politics. He also has Diploma in Management. A specialist in Migration and Refugees and works as Media and Political Consultant to NGOs, Institutions and Private Sector with over twenty years professional experience