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Peace or Push? Understanding Global Patterns of Refugee Return
economicsforced-migrationinternational-organizationspolitical-sciencepreprintsocial-sciencesociology
Return is the main way refugee crises end, yet there have been few cross-national studies of when it actually occurs. A central expectation of the refugee regime is that refugees remain abroad while home is unsafe and return as security improves. Yet using a novel global dataset, I show that most re
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