“One can either be a citizen or a human but not both.” (44) This statement in Miriam Ticktin’s paper “Where ethics and politics meet:…
Reading Miriam Ticktin’s article “Where ethics and politics meet: The voice of humanitarianism in France” made me reflect on my views on humanitarianism. I never…
As we have seen in class, there are numerous public awareness campaigns on the migrant crisis circulating in the media. Most of them are in…
I thought the first article “Camp in the City” was a very interesting read after just barely scratching the surface of the role Angela Merkel…
My critique is on a social experiment video that was aimed to help kickstart the launch Act for Peace’s fundraising appeal for the Ration Challenge. In…
In Where ethics and politics meet: The violence of humanitarianism in France, Miriam Ticktin explores the ramifications of humanitarianism through a particular piece of French…
Upon viewing the manner in which refugees are treated in many first world countries, such as France and Germany, it is unfortunate to realize the…
The use of the politics of humanitarianism to degrade humans into bodies that are viewed as less than human in France is not something that…
“We’ve been here for 10 days, but I’ve been here on this island for 21 days.” – Omar, Syrian Migrant “They have to wait. Five…
Morrocco has been a pub of conflict for Africa-European migration, representing the hidden and lost identities of the migrants stuck in limbo as well as…
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