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Mobilities and Migration
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ARP CAPSTONE_CACH_2022 (1) - Lena Marit Bossler

Le Plaidoyer pour les droits des migrants au Sahel
ARP AMWAJ_ARP_Summary - Mariam Kerfai

AMWAJ: Women's Empowerment Through Water Management and Rehabilitation Projects
ARP ARP City Diplomacy and Climate Change [FINAL REPORT] (2) - Amanda Claire Monroe

City Diplomacy and Climate Change: Assessing the benefits of cities as primary actors in multilateral decision making
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International Economics

America’s melting pot lessons from the age of mass migration

Martina VIARENGO, Myra MOHNEN [...]

2023
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2023
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Global Migration Centre

Protecting Migrants’ Rights: the Role of Data

The Global Migration Centre and the Migrant Rights Initiative of Cornell University
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Unlikely expropriators why right-wing parties implemented agrarian reform in democratic Brazil

Matias LóPEZ

2023
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CAROLINE RUSTERHOLZ

CAROLINE RUSTERHOLZ

Eccellenza Assistant Professor, International History and Politics
Faculty Affiliate, Gender Centre
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A comic strip in an issue of Al-Chab Al-Ifriki (People of Africa) from 1927
PHD THESIS IN INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS
16 January 2023

A Radical History of the Middle East

Interview with Burak Sayim about “Transnational Communist Networks in the Post-WWI Middle East...
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Switzerland and the two faces of integration

Maria MEXI

2023
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To mark International Migrants Day, Xenia Mejia Chupillon, master student in Development Studies specialising in Mobilities, and Coordinator for the student-run Migration Initiative, examines the use of refugee, migrant and expat labels and how they can be interpreted in certain contexts.
Students & Campus
16 December 2022

It’s me, hi, I’m the migrant it’s me.

Master Student Xenia Mejia Chupillon looks at "migrants" linguistic nuances.
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