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Paying Refugees to Leave by Gerver, Mollie

“…States are increasingly paying refugees to repatriate, hoping to decrease the number of refugees residing within their borders. Drawing on in-depth interviews…”
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Nudging against consent is effective but lowers welfare by Gerver, Mollie, Banerjee, Sanchayan, John, Peter

“…Behavioural nudges are often criticised because they “work best in the dark”. However, recent experimental evidence suggests that the effectiveness of nudges…”
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Paying minorities to leave by Gerver, Mollie

“…In April 1962, white segregationists paid money to African Americans agreeing to leave New Orleans. In 2010, the British National Party proposed paying…”
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Moral Refugee Markets by Gerver, Mollie

“…States are increasingly paying other states to host refugees. For example, in 2010 the EU paid Libya €50 million to continue hosting the refugees within its…”
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The immigration discrimination dilemma by Gerver, Mollie, Simon, Miranda, Lown, Patrick, Duell, Dominik

“…This article presents moral dilemmas that arise when expressing an argument persuades citizens to support rights for migrants, but also persuades citizens to…”
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Refugee Quota Trading within the Context of EU-ENP Cooperation: Rational, Bounded Rational and Ethical Critiques by Gerver, Mollie

“…In 1997 Peter Schuck proposed a ‘refugee quota trading’ mechanism, whereby countries voluntarily form a union, each country accepting a quota of refugees and…”
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Testing repatriation contracts for unconscionability: The case of refugees in Israel by Gerver, M.

“…When an individual signs a contract for voluntary repatriation through a private or public body, there may be a need to draw upon principles of contract law…”
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Refugee Repatriation and the Problem of Consent by Gerver, Mollie

“…Over the past decade, millions of refugees have fled their countries of origin and asked for asylum abroad. Some of these refugees do not receive asylum, but…”
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Moving in an Unjust World by Gerver, Mollie

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Must refugees return? by Gerver, Mollie

“…It is widely accepted that states have a right to control immigration, but must accept refugees at risk in their home countries. If this is true, perhaps…”
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Sufficiency, Priority, and Selecting Refugees by Gerver, Mollie

“…There are more refugees than many states have a duty to accept. As a result, many states are permitted to accept only some refugees and not others. This raises…”
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Helping Refugees Where They Are by Gerver, Mollie

“…Some policies are not politically feasible. In the context of refugees, many claim it is not politically feasible to start admitting significantly more…”
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Denying Services to Prevent Regret by Gerver, Mollie

“…Sometimes the majority of individuals accepting a service regret their decision, and we can predict that future recipients will feel similarly. For example, a…”
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Refugee Resettlement and Preferences by Gerver, Mollie, Ghosn, Faten, Simon, Miranda

“…Aid organizations spend considerable time lobbying for aid to be sent to refugees in poorer states, rather than campaigning for more refugees to be resettled…”
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Inferring Consent without Communication by Gerver, Mollie

“…Some claim that consent requires common knowledge. For a doctor to obtain consent, a doctor must know that her patient has given her permission to perform…”
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Is Preventing Coerced Repatriation Ethical and Possible? The Case of NGO Repatriation of South Sudanese in Israel by Gerver, Mollie

“…“Voluntary repatriation” to a country of origin may be necessary to restore refugees' rights, when only a country of origin will provide rights associated with…”
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Misinformation as Immigration Control by Gerver, Mollie

“…It is wrong to force refugees to return to the countries they fled from. It is similarly wrong, many argue, to force migrants back to countries with…”
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'Sinigurisha! (You are not for sale!)': exploring the relationship between access to school, school fees, and sexual abuse in Rwanda by Gerver, Mollie

“…In Rwanda, many victims do not report rape to the police because the perpetrators financially support their basic living needs and/or education. Victims who…”
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Consent for Data on Consent by Gerver, Mollie

“…There are instances where the provider of an intervention, such as surgery, has failed to obtain necessary informed consent from the recipient of the…”
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Refugee repatriation and voluntariness by Gerver, Mollie

“…Repatriation programmes facilitated by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and non-governmental organisations have been criticised as not being…”
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