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Conclusion: Security and Humanitarian Preferences in Refugee Protection,ugee protection and its effects on states’ perceptions towards international refugee governance. Accordingly, by drawing from the case of Poland, interesting insights are provided to understanding different political contestations in recent refugee crises in Central Eastern Europe.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencef both crises and how the EU has faced them. This is followed by the analysis of the different responses in border and foreign policy at both the EU and national levels. In this part, I examine different responses from Poland to different groups of migrants (Middle Eastern and Eastern European, spec

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