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,Auber, Daniel Fran?ois Esprit,es of a number of states. Migrant populations play a role in host state’s cultural constructs and security paradigms, and in altering political outcomes in the host states (Sadiq, 2005). However, irregular migrants are also often portrayed as a security threat to a nation’s sovereignty. Accordingly,

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Pathomorphologie peripherer Nervenre frequently framed as contestations over the religious or secular nature of the Malaysian State. Whereas Lee has described in detail the nature of some of these discussions elsewhere (Lee, 2010a), we intend here to focus on those contests that pertain especially to gender. Our discussion describes

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Knut Kr?ger,Joachim Dissemond,Kerstin Protzment in promoting international education and supporting international students, the benefits and challenges of international education, and the debates related to the ‘marketization’ of international education, with a view to predicting future demand from international students for Australian highe

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Die Luftschaltung durch Ventile,lization, globalization for our purposes focuses primarily on interconnectedness between nations — as ‘the widening, deepening and speeding up of world-wide interconnectedness in all aspects of contemporary social life’ (Held et al., 1999, p. 9). Based on this definition, globalization has potential

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Globalization as Localized Experience, Adaptation and Resistance: An Introduction among the countries of this region is needed. Australia and Malaysia share the Asia-Pacific region with powerful neighbours such as China and Indonesia, as well as small fledgling democracies such as Timor Leste. Australia and Malaysia also share similar histories as colonies of Britain that have t