'From the frying pan into the fire': a case study of Rwandan refugees

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An analysis of the history of the Rwandan refugee crisis suggests that the First World is largely to blame for it. Financial aids to Rwanda by First World countries have only slighty helped the refugees because these aids were given in such a way that the givers are more benefited than Rwanda. Moreover, international non-governmental organizations strived to help Rwandan refugees, but their efforts were not enough due to inadequate funds.

Social aspects, Analysis, International relations, Industrialized countries, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Rwandan foreign relations, Rwanda, Industrial nations, Refugees, Rwandan, Rwandan refugees

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Interaction patterns among users of a Danish community care centre

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This article describes current sociological research regarding the social relations and interaction patterns of ex-mental patients in a community care center environment in Denmark. Topics include mutual and social coping, and the shared norms, rules and value systems of a social community.

Denmark, Research, Interpersonal relations, Adjustment (Psychology), Community centers, Ex-mental patients, Social interaction, Former mental patients

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