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Refugee protection and regional cooperation in Southeast Asia: a fieldwork report

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Mathew, Penelope
Harley, Tristan

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This report is based on fieldwork that Professor Penelope Mathew and Mr Tristan Harley conducted in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia in October -­ November 2013. The authors gratefully acknowledge all of the participants in our research who graciously offered their time, expertise and hospitality. The purpose of the fieldwork was to examine the treatment of refugees in each of the three countries and discuss the issue of regional cooperation with respect to refugees in the Southeast Asia region.

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Mathew, P. & Harley, T. (2014). Refugee protection and regional cooperation in Southeast Asia: a fieldwork report. Canberra, The Australian National University.

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