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Investigating Deception Findings in Canadian Refugee Status Rejections: Legal Inferences and Psychological Assumptions – Dataset

authored by Hilary Evans Cameron, Jane Herlihy, Michaela Hynie

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Risk Theory and ‘Subjective Fear’: The Role of Risk Perception, Assessment, and Management in Refugee Status Determinations

By: Hilary Evans Cameron

Risk Theory and ‘Subjective Fear’: The Role of Risk Perception, Assessment, and Management in Refugee Status Determinations Read More »

Psychological Evidence in Refugee Status Determination

By: Jane Herlihy, Hilary Evans Cameron and Stuart Turner

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Sin of Omission: Exploring a Key Credibility Inference in Canadian Refugee Status Rejections

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By: Hilary Evans Cameron

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Risk and the Reasonable Refugee: Exploring a Key Credibility Inference in Canadian Refugee Status Rejections

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By: Hilary Evans Cameron

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