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  • Will addressing root causes of displacement stem irregular migration from Africa?

    Will addressing root causes of displacement stem irregular migration from Africa?0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 06/05/2016

    European Commission recently launched a much publicized fund aimed at addressing root causes of irregular migration in Africa. The Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa is meant to be the magic that will hopefully keep desperate would-be migrants from taking the dangerous journey to Europe.

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  • Pluralism in a favela: A story of violence and evangelicalism

    Pluralism in a favela: A story of violence and evangelicalism0

    • International Relations and Global Affairs, Op-ed
    • 04/05/2016

    When walking the streets of Complexo da Maré in Rio, pluralism is engraved in various, albeit paradoxical, ways. Based on live field experiences, this op-ed tackles the social, political and religious twists and turns pluralism takes when entering one of Rio’s most contested spaces.

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  • Will the new European asylum policy be more secure and fair?

    Will the new European asylum policy be more secure and fair?0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 02/05/2016

    The refugee crisis has shown the necessity to transform the EU’s asylum policy including a mandatory relocation of refugees across Europe in order to assist the EU border countries. In this way all EU Member States will be obliged to accept their responsibility for the refugees arriving at EU borders. Actions are needed to ensure a humane, fair and efficient policy for the future. Is the proposed new European Common Asylum System such a policy?

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  • Change must also come from within: Sustainable Sweden is far from sustainable enough

    Change must also come from within: Sustainable Sweden is far from sustainable enough0

    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 28/04/2016

    Sustainability cannot just be about greening the production cycle – it is a chance for us to change and, again, live in accord with the planet.

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  • Afghan migration is a problem – but not only for Europe

    Afghan migration is a problem – but not only for Europe0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 25/04/2016

    We are reading about migration to Europe and asylum seekers every day – among them are many Afghans. But who are they? Why do they leave their country? What is the impact of their exodus on their country and the families they leave behind? And what can the Afghan government do to prevent its citizens from taking such a dangerous journey?

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  • DiEM25 – The change you want to see?

    DiEM25 – The change you want to see?0

    • EU Governance and Politics, Op-ed
    • 22/04/2016

    What are the goals of the DiEM25 movement and what will it take for it to succeed

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