Leir Migration Monitor: Humanitarian Tools of Prevention and Protection
Possibilities and limitations of anticipatory action in complex crises: acting in advance of flooding in South Sudan Article for ODI
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Leir Migration Monitor: Pathways to Migrant Integration
Migrant Integration and the Psychology of National Belonging By Leir-affiliated faculty Aram Hur, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Kim Koo-Korea
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Leir Migration Monitor: Challenges and Impacts of Migration Policy
Narrowing the Gates to Asylum By Dr. Katrina Burgess, Director of the Henry J. Leir Institute, and Professor of Political
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Leir Migration Monitor, June/July 2024 – Climate-Displaced Individuals and Missing Migrants
How the Inter-American Court Could Advance Protection for Climate-Displaced Individuals By Felipe Navarro, Policy & Advocacy Manager at the Center
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Rays of sunshine breaking through the storm clouds of violence and oppression – Spring 2024
To our alumni and friends, I am pleased to announce a new practice of publishing our spring newsletter on World Refugee Day to
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Leir Migration Monitor, May 2024 – Urban Citizenship and Mass Deportations
City Governments as Humanitarian Actors: Learning from the Global Cities Fund for Migrants and Refugees By Samer Saliba, Director of
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Leir Migration Monitor – April 2024
Mediterranean Corridors – Tracing the Footsteps of Organized Crime Groups (OCGs) in Migrant Smuggling Article for the April, web edition
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Leir Migration Monitor – March 2024
Governance, Violence, and Migration: Lessons Learned from El Salvador and Honduras By Leir-affiliated Faculty Anjuli Fahlberg, Katherine Garcia, Laura Garcia and
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Leir Migration Monitor – February 2024
Leaving Lebanon: A Panacea After the Financial Collapse? In this issue of Leir Migration Monitor, Leir-affiliated faculty Tamirace Fakhoury shares
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Leir Migration Monitor – January 2024
Hopes, Fears, and Illusions: Navigating Trauma-Informed Research with Migrants on the Move In our latest Notes from the Field entry,
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