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Neumayer (2005) challenges the perception of asylum seekers as "bogus refugees" driven purely by economic motives. He investigates the determinants of asylum migration to Western Europe, arguing that political persecution, human rights abuses, and violent conflict play a significant role alongside economic factors.
The analysis employs regression analysis using pooled cross-sectional time-series data on asylum applications in
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