Migration Processes in Central and Eastern Europe - Multiple Choices

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Construction of Borders and Practices of Labour Migration
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Alexandra Schwell
The author is a PhD student at European
University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) and
is writing her PhD thesis on “Europe at
the Odra: Polish and German Border Police
Cooperation“. She can be contacted at:
aschwell@euv-frankfurt-o.de.
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