Relocation Treaties is a formal legal instrument that stipulates the terms and conditions under which populations are compelled to move from their ancestral or habitual territories, distinguished from other migration agreements by its coercive nature and often state-imposed enforcement within the context of forced relocation.
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Relocation: Illusory Promises and No Relief
Chester Hartman · Virginia Law Review · 1971 · 37 citations
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