Spring 2018 Global Shifts Colloquium Thought Pieces

Spring 2018 Global Shifts Colloquium Post-Conference Report

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Evidence-Based Immigration and Refugee Policies; by Randall Hansen

Media, Migration, and the Law; by Sumita Chakravarty

 

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