I need to submit master level take home exam which consists of three essays each should be 1000-1200 words. The block is examined through three...

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The paper has to include a recognised documentation system for the citation of course literature and/or other sources. Please use one of the following systems: the Harvard system.

Note that plagiarism is not allowed. All suspected plagiarism is reported to the university and disciplinary actions may be taken.

Assignment 1

Assignment 2

multicultural policy/iesindigenous population

Assignment 3

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