When personal ethos and practical concerns for family are at odds, what occurs? A man who retained his native citizenship as well as gaining citizenship in his state of residency confronts a predicament: During a three-week excursion to his home country with his two teenaged sons, he discovers that kids of expatriates must register for the military should they visit their parent's country of origin for more than 10 days. The single way to get his sons out of the country would be to pay a steep bribe. Should he do it?
PUBLICATION DATE: February 14, 2011 PRODUCT #: UV5285-HCB-ENG
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