News: Migration
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Abby Córdova named Guggenheim Distinguished Scholar
February 2, 2022The pandemic reveals truths old and new about migration from Central America
July 1, 2021Last year about this time, we wrote in this space that the Central American countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras had two paths out […]
Refugee resettlement promotes human dignity and the rule of law
June 24, 2021To be a refugee means that you have already experienced grave assaults on your human dignity. In order to survive, a refugee must leave behind […]
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Scholarship shaped by civil war
March 5, 2021Development, dispossession and authoritarian reversal in Southeast Asia
March 1, 2021The February 1 military coup in Myanmar is only the latest in a series of authoritarian reversals across the region. It follows a controversial declaration […]
What refugees can teach us about living in crisis
August 11, 2020Adjusting to a new normal is a traumatic and difficult process. The best advice for understanding how to adjust to the COVID lockdown might come […]
“Seeing-as”
July 10, 2020An outcry In a particularly disturbing scene in J.M. Coetzee’s novel, Waiting for the Barbarians, the protagonist defends four prisoners who are about to be […]