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The article “On Frequent Flyers and Boat People: Notes on Europe, Crisis, and Human Mobility” draws attention to the growing divide between displaced peoples and…
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An interesting common thread between the two articles was “this idea of labor without citizenship, as well as an uncanny recurrence of imperial formations that…
![Policy Changes](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
The humanitarian crisis occurring, in regards to the migrants and refugees across the world, is continuing to increase. The deaths toll increases each year to…
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According to the 2015 census there are 55.4 million people identifying as Hispanic. This number excludes all…
![Reinforcing Social Constructs](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/files/2017/10/Hungarys-Refugees--470x140.jpg)
Francesco Vacchiano’s article reflects the dynamic between those who have power over their mobility and those who do not; the tension between those who seek…
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In Francesco Vacchiano’s piece, On Frequent Flyers and Boat People, Vacchiano addresses the narrative that there are too many bodies crossing borders, and how this…
![Behind the Scenes of Migrant Work](https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/themigrantandrefugeecrisis/wp-content/themes/oxygen/images/archive-thumbnail-placeholder.gif)
This idea of having a certain image in the work field sounded more than familiar to me, not just because i have observed it while…
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