Demographic Change, Migration, Urbanization Spring 2018 Global Shifts Colloquium Thought Pieces

August 31, 2018
By Various Authors

The thought pieces developed by panellists and attendees at the 2018 Global Shifts Colloquium are linked below.

Media, Migration, and the Law; by Sumita Chakravarty

Evidence-Based Immigration and Refugee Policies; by Randall Hansen

Finding a Balance Between Expertise and Democratic Responsiveness in the Face of Immigration Anxieties; by Michael Jones-Correa

Syrian Displacement Crisis, the GCR, and Challenges to "Host Community and Refugee Representation"; by Kemal Kirisci

Crisis and Containment: Risks of Enhanced Global Migration Governance; by Loren B. Landau

More Data, Better Policies? Dealing with Migration Challenges of 2050; by Ammar A. Malik

Mass Media and American Attitudes Toward Immigration; by Diana C. Mutz

Technocracy Versus Democracy in International Migration Management: Lessons from Europe; Ruxandra Paul

A Global Migration Law Perspective on Structural Reform; by Jaya Ramji-Nogales

Transition and Recovery: The "Missing Middle"; by Barbara Rijks

"Remuddling" Refugees: New Sources of Data and the Humanitarian Response; by Graeme Rodgers

Back to Basics: Internet Crisis and a Golden Opportunity for Journalism; by Aidan White

Media Portrayals of Migrants and Refugees: Public Opinion and Policy Reform; by Emily Wilson