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The Human Face of Globalizationd often extraordinary human issues, interface and interpenetrate a new global context in which the same conditions for economic advantage for some result in disparities for the many. These new populations have a variety of names or descriptive labels, including asylum seekers, expatriates, guest wor

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Transitions in Psychotherapy, Clinical Diagnosis, and Assessmentettings but have not been recognized as immediate priorities or incorporated into national policies. Nonetheless, a continuous development of multicultural skills is necessary in these practice arenas not only in the United States but also internationally to improve the psychological health of exist