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“Redefining the Fortress” Migrant Experiences, Adaptation and Connection within Serbian Borderlands
Abstract This thesis seeks to examine migrant experiences due to Serbia's geopolitical significance along the so-called Balkan route, and how this is specifically exemplified in the northern autonomous region of Vojvodina. Serbia’s position outside the external border of the European Union has cause...
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