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40. Who wrote the book, Refugees and Immigrants : A Human Rights Dilemma? and Thomas [A] Animesh Ghosal M. Crowley [B] L. Kolie [C] Francis Deng [D] H. Durrant​

Answer 1

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[A] Animesh Ghosal

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is [A] Animesh Ghosal M.

Explanation:

Immigrants and Refugees: A Human Rights Conundrum Thomas M. Crowley and Animesh Ghoshal.

Emeritus Professor of Economics at DePaul University, Animesh Ghoshal. In 1987, he started instructing at DePaul. The National University of El Salvador, Universidad Panamericana (Mexico), and Texas A&M International University have all had visiting professors from Professor Ghoshal. In Bahrain and Hong Kong, he has provided instruction for DePaul programmes.

International economics and finance, economic development, and applied microeconomics are the foci of Professor Ghoshal's research and teaching activities. His work has appeared in scholarly publications including the Latin American Business Review, International Trade Journal, and International Journal of Emerging Markets.

For the International Trade Journal, Management International Review, and the Academy of International Business, Professor Ghoshal serves as a regular referee. He has many times served as the director of the European Business Seminar at DePaul University and has been honoured with the institution's Excellence in Teaching award.

What is an immigrant?

A person who decides to relocate to another nation is an immigrant.

That immigrant can apply for legal residency in the country and eventually citizenship through a legal procedure.

However, many immigrants lack such legal status and are therefore undocumented. They might therefore be "removed" or expelled from the country.

Refugees

In general, a person who has crossed national borders and is unable or unwilling to return home because of a legitimate fear of persecution is considered a refugee. Such a person may be referred to as an "asylum seeker" up to the point when they receive official recognition as a refugee from the contracting state or the UNHCR[3]. [4] The United Nations Office of UNHCR is the principal international organisation in charge of organising refugee protection. The majority of Palestinian refugees are supported primarily by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which is the organization's second office for refugees.

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