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3 September 2019

Britain’s Juxtaposed borders: The Human Consequences

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2 July 2019

Solidarity Crimes

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9 April 2019

Guilty Before Trial: The Image of the Criminal Migrant

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8 February 2019

Adopted and Deported, Orphaned and Detained: The Case of Adam Crapser and the 20,000 Deportable Korean Adoptees in the U.S.

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26 July 2018

Twenty Most Read Blog Posts 2013-2018

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6 June 2018

Refugee Crisis: Three Perspectives on the Makings of a Crisis

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29 May 2018

Dispersing their Lives: Refugees Kept On the Move between Italy and Germany

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19 April 2018

Pushing Migrants Back to Libya, Persecuting Rescue NGOs: The End of the Humanitarian Turn (Part II)

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18 April 2018

Pushing Migrants Back to Libya, Persecuting Rescue NGOs: The End of the Humanitarian Turn (Part I)

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20 March 2018

The European Refugee Crisis: Crisis for Whom?

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16 February 2018

Book Review: Living in Refugee Camps in Berlin

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24 November 2017

Book Review: U.S. Media and Migration-Refugee Oral Histories

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27 October 2017

Mind The Gap! A Closer Look at the Inconsistencies in the EU-Turkey Statement Progress Reports

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25 September 2017

The Circuits of Financial-Humanitarianism in the Greek Migration Laboratory

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13 September 2017

Symbolic Violence in Germany: Defining a Nation through Exclusion and Expulsion

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