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Demographic Depletion and Brain Drain

Demographic Depletion and Brain DrainHow Prolonged Settlement Abroad Affects Reconstruction in Countries of OriginArticle Five in the Refugee and Right of Return SeriesBy Louay AL-Daher — DAMI Senter12.10.2026 IntroductionThe previous article examined the relationship between personal freedom and the responsibility to contribute to societies recovering from war. It considered how educated migrants and refugees might

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Who Am I Here

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Who Am I Here? Dual Identity Between Roots and Belonging Season Two, Episode One of the Research SeriesFrom the Margins to the PathwayBy Louay AL-Daher — DAMI Senter19.09.2026 Research Series Framework This article opens the second season of From the Margins to the Pathway: Unpacking Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Young People with Immigrant Backgrounds

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Individual Choice or a Responsibility to Rebuild?

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Individual Choice or a Responsibility to Rebuild?Personal Freedom and Moral Responsibility After the Grounds for Refugee Protection Have CeasedArticle Four in the Refugee and Right of Return SeriesBy Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter05.09.2026 Editorial Note: This article is part of a series based on a broader research paper on asylum, return, and post-conflict responsibility. The

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Engineering Pathways: Toward a DAMI Model of Social Interaction

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Engineering Pathways: Toward a DAMI Model of Social InteractionFrom Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor – Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode Six (Final Episode)By Louay AL-Daher DAMI Senter07.07.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing

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The Knife and the Wound: The Dynamics of Double Transformation

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The Knife and the Wound: The Dynamics of Double TransformationFrom Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor: Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode FiveBy Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter26.06.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency,

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Where Does Sociological Explanation End and Criminal Justification Begin?

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Where Does Sociological Explanation End and Criminal Justification Begin?From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor – Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode FourBy Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter15.06.2026 Series Framework:This article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency,

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Alternative Capital: When Crime Becomes a Strategy for Recognition

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Alternative Capital: When Crime Becomes a Strategy for RecognitionFrom Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor: Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode ThreeBy Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter 12.06.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency,

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The Resilience Paradox: Why Does Not Everyone in the Same Neighborhood Deviate?

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From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor: Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode TwoThe Resilience Paradox: Why Does Not Everyone in the Same Neighborhood Deviate?By Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter31.05.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways:

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The Material Myth: Can Poverty Create Criminals in Welfare States?

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The Material Myth: Can Poverty Create Criminals in Welfare States?From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity, and Integration among Migrant Youth in EuropeSeason One: From Victim to Actor—Deconstructing the Myth of Absolute InnocenceEpisode OneBy Louay AL-Daher – DAMI Senter25.05.2026 Series FrameworkThis article is part of the analytical series From Margins to Pathways: Deconstructing Delinquency, Identity,

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