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The detention of asylum seekers as a crime of obedience
Leanne Weber
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Detention
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Asylum Seekers
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Obedience
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Dissent
66%
Weber
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Decision Maker
33%
Hostility
33%
Wide Context
33%
Governmentality
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Conscience
33%
Discretionary Choices
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Social Psychologists
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Immigration Officer
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Individual Dynamics
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Rule-following
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State Crime
33%
Historical Parallels
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Holocaust
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Populist Policies
33%
Emancipatory Potential
33%
Arts and Humanities
Detention
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Asylum seekers
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Dissent
66%
era
33%
Limitations
33%
Harm
33%
officers
33%
Dynamics
33%
Decision-Making
33%
Governmentality
33%
Normativity
33%
populist
33%
Theoretical perspectives
33%
Conscience
33%
Hostility
33%
Holocaust
33%
Social Sciences
Detention
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Asylum Seeker
100%
Decision Making
33%
Decision Maker
33%
Psychologists
33%
Individual Differences
33%
Hostility
33%
Normativity
33%
Moral Concepts
33%
Theoretical Perspective
33%
Holocaust
33%
Psychology
Decision Making
100%
Individual Differences
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Hostility
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