| Xlibris Us

33,230원  | 20201105  | 9781664140677

This book is not meant to demean, degrade, deride or any other "de" you can imagine. Instead, it's meant to elicit a smile or maybe even a laugh. From time to time, it's good to lighten up even about something as serious as the immigrants who have chosen America as their new country.

 | New Generation Publishing

34,980원  | 20200915  | 9781800317154

The year is 1964 and Jaggi is one of a group of 128 Indians who set sail from Bombay (now Mumbai) for Britain aboard an Italian ocean liner. Shortly after arriving in London they part company, each to go their own way. While the vast majority of them choose to settle down in the economically vibrant South, an accident of fate takes Jaggi up North.Some 34 years later "the boat people" meet again - on board the luxury yacht of one of them, who is now a multi-millionaire businessman.

 | New Generation Publishing

24,480원  | 20200915  | 9781800317161

The year is 1964 and Jaggi is one of a group of 128 Indians who set sail from Bombay (now Mumbai) for Britain aboard an Italian ocean liner. Shortly after arriving in London they part company, each to go their own way. While the vast majority of them choose to settle down in the economically vibrant South, an accident of fate takes Jaggi up North.Some 34 years later "the boat people" meet again - on board the luxury yacht of one of them, who is now a multi-millionaire businessman.

 | Springer Nature Switzerland AG

209,980원  | 20220706  | 9783030642266

This book traces the reception and resettlement of Vietnamese, Cambodians and Laotians in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Israel during the 'boat people' crisis of 1975-79.

 | KS OmniScriptum Publishing

78,750원  | 20141022  | 9783659611933

The government of Australia continues to violate international human rights laws and norms regarding refugee and asylum seeker rights. Asylum seekers fleeing to Australia by boat, or by any "irregular maritime arrival," are denied basic human rights outlined under the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, both of which Australia has signed and ratified into its domestic legal code.

 | FriesenPress

26,230원  | 20200707  | 9781525577451

Somebody Shot Your Boat is a rare first-hand account of living and working in Indigenous Canadian communities as part of a minority Caucasian population. Doreen Guilloux, and her husband, Jim, first began their journey with First Nations and Metis people in 1987. For the next eleven years, they moved to several First Nations communities, living with the people and serving the communities not only as educators, but in other capacities as required.

 | FriesenPress

48,980원  | 20200707  | 9781525577444

Somebody Shot Your Boat is a rare first-hand account of living and working in Indigenous Canadian communities as part of a minority Caucasian population. Doreen Guilloux, and her husband, Jim, first began their journey with First Nations and Metis people in 1987. For the next eleven years, they moved to several First Nations communities, living with the people and serving the communities not only as educators, but in other capacities as required.

 | Graffeg

13,610원  | 20160301  | 9781910862377

England, 1605. Twelve-year-old Tom must save his father fromhanging. He falls in with a mysterious stranger, the Falcon, whopromises to help - but can he be trusted? Soon, Tom facesa terrible mission: secure his father's release and stop theassassination of the king ...