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'It is remarkable that the author has chosen an upstream human rights perspective from which she conducts qualitative research from the Afghan refugees' viewpoint. [...] With this work, the author questions our western view on the protection of family life. [This book ] is recommended to everyone wanting to approach the right to a family life from an anthropological angle.' X. in Tijdschrift voor Vreemdelingenrecht (2010) 382.

"'It is remarkable that the author has chosen an ""upstream"" human rights perspective from which she conducts qualitative research from the Afghan refugees' viewpoint. [...] With this work, the author questions our western view on the protection of family life. [This book ] is recommended to everyone wanting to approach the right to a family life from an anthropological angle.' X. in Tijdschrift voor Vreemdelingenrecht (2010) 382."

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Paulien Muller obtained a master's degree in interdisciplinary social sciences (cum laude) at Utrecht University. She then worked as a researcher in several organizations, including the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER) and Pharos, centre of expertise on refugees' health. She conducted research on a variety of topics concerning undocumented migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in the Netherlands and she co-authored a book on the meaning of return for refugees. From 2004 until 2009 she worked at the Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM), where she completed her PhD thesis.

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