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Matching humanitarian norms with cold hard interests : the making of refugee policies in Mexico and Honduras, 1980-89.

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HARTIGAN, Kevin

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TextPublication details: 1992Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Explains how the availability of internationally institutionalised policy options shapes the interests of policymakers and, inversely, how these policy options are transformed by policymakers in accordance with their past experiences and domestic political structures. Analyses the ways in which refugee protection policies in Mexico and Honduras during the 1980s were affected by the intervention of the Office of the UNHCR.

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Explains how the availability of internationally institutionalised policy options shapes the interests of policymakers and, inversely, how these policy options are transformed by policymakers in accordance with their past experiences and domestic political structures. Analyses the ways in which refugee protection policies in Mexico and Honduras during the 1980s were affected by the intervention of the Office of the UNHCR.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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