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Reworking the Relationship between Asylum-Seekers and Employment is written in an accessible style that will appeal to academics, policy-makers, practitioners and students. It combines a strong black-letter approach with a law in context approach that explains why the law takes its current shape and questions current orthodoxy.
Biografía del autor:Penelope Mathew holds the Freilich Foundation Chair at the Australian National University. Her primary research interests are international law, human rights law, refugee law and feminist theory. She has published widely in the area of refugee law.
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