The Geopolitics of Migration and Mobility

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Migration and Exile Studies Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration, Health, Geopolitics, Historical Geography

Abstract

Migration has long been a barometer of geopolitics, from human displacement generated by war to containment practices in particular territories or camps. When I first wrote about the “geo-politics ...

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