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    <title>Refugees contributor: Tim Dixon</title>
    <description>Tim Dixon is the co-founder of More in Common, an initiative to counter the threats to open and inclusive societies in Europe and the US. He has co-founded several social movement organisations including The Syria Campaign, Colombian peace group Movilizatorio and initiatives on modern slavery. He previously worked as an economist and tech sector lawyer, and was a senior adviser to two Australian Prime Ministers. @dixontim
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      <title>Unlike Salvini, Italians Still Believe in Welcoming Strangers</title>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2018 04:20:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>Tim Dixon</author>
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      <description>A new survey of Italian attitudes to migration and refugees finds more ideological diversity than commonly assumed. Economist and researcher Tim Dixon unpacks findings that show more nuances than the populism dominating headlines.</description>
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