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iiclr-17532	Graf, Jon C.	Has El Dorado Crumbled So Soon After Its Cornerstone Was Laid?: The State of International Refugee Law and the Repatriation of Bosnians in Germany	1999	34	.pdf	application/pdf	17268	921	57	24 Regrettably, it appears as if the international community is already receptive to shifting the focus of refugee law away from the migrants and more toward state interests.2 5 This Note stands for the proposition that, although Germany has been an invaluable sanctuary for displaced peoples since the end of World War II, its current policies toward repatriating Bosnian refugees should be tempered by a more liberal view of temporary protection as a long-term, but not indefinite, approach to the extremely complex repatriation situation in Bosnia Herzegovina. As a result, hundreds of thousands of Bosnian refugees remain in Germany to date, their futures uncertain.	cache/iiclr-17532.pdf	txt/iiclr-17532.txt