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Avoiding Trouble - Cultural Issues

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Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine

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Most travellers understand that “avoiding trouble” in a foreign country in which they are travelling will include issues that may affect personal safety and security, for example such obvious things as avoiding being present during a gunfight between warring factions within the country, not engaging in espionage, not being caught smuggling drugs through customs etc.

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Blunden, C.J., MacFarlane, C. (2002). Avoiding Trouble - Cultural Issues. In: Ryan, J., Mahoney, P.F., Greaves, I., Bowyer, G. (eds) Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0215-1_10

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