Human movement associated with climate change features in popular, policy and scholarly discourse. Wide-ranging estimates predict the scale and dynamics of future movement. To appreciate the complexity, understanding how climate…
Ten years ago tiny Tunisia with its “jasmine revolution,” sending longtime authoritarian President Ben Ali, into exile was the first in the region to spark economic and political changes under…
Demographer Katharine Donato (Georgetown University) and economist Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes (University of California-Merced) edited the latest issue of RSF which traces the history and contemporary landscape of legal immigration to the…
Latest issue of RSF, edited by Professors Katharine M. Donato (Georgetown University) and Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes (University of California, Merced), traces the history and contemporary landscape of legal immigration to the…
Although Islamophobia in the United States has long predated the election of President Donald Trump, the collision of anti-Muslim and anti-refugee sentiments is a relatively new development. This article explores…
In the context of the craziness we’re experiencing right now with COVID-19 and other global crises, I think it’s important to remember that refugee displacement has continued throughout the crisis.
At least 74 people drowned on Thursday when a rubber raft carrying migrants sank off the coast of Libya, the latest in a series of disasters in the world’s deadliest…
While much of the work of the faculty of the Institute for the Study of Migration (ISIM) is devoted to research on migration or displaced people in different…
Expanding the seminal contribution of the first edition (1998), Palestinian Refugees in International Law offers a clear and comprehensive analysis of the Palestinian refugee question in light of various…
Rohingya refugees wearing protective masks keep a social distance while waiting to receive goods from volunteers, during the movement control order due to the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19),…
