Journeys Interrupted: Human and Policy Challenges of Assisting Migrants in Monterrey
A policy brief by Dr. Noelle Brigden, Dr. Katrina Burgess, and Dr. Karen Jacobsen.
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Publications
Trayectorias Migrantes Interrumpidas: retos humanos y políticos de la atención a migrantes en Monterrey
Informe final de Dra. Noelle Brigden, Dra. Katrina Burgess, y Dra. Karen Jacobsen.
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Religion and Migration in the Mediterranean and Europe: Human Mobility and Pluralizing Identities
A policy brief by Dr. Elizabeth Prodromou.
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Migrants travel in groups for a simple reason: safety
Read the article in The Conversation by Karen Jacobsen, Henry J. Leir Professor in Global Migration.
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Creating American Refugee Camps Is a Terrible Idea
Read the opinion piece in The Hill by Karen Jacobsen, Henry J. Leir Professor in Global Migration.
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Understanding Corruption in Criminal Justice as a Robust and Resilient System
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, with assistance from Kiely Barnard-Webster
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Striking the Match: Digital Financial Inclusion for Jordan’s Refugees
By Allyson Hawkins, Kim Wilson
Read more‘I followed the flood’: A Gender Analysis of the Moral and Financial Economies of Forced Migration
By Roxanne Krystalli, Allyson Hawkins, Kim Wilson
Read moreCollective Action Against Corruption in the Criminal Justice System
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, Kiely Barnard-Webster, Peter Woodrow
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Pity the Man Who Is Alone: Corruption in the Criminal Justice System in Bangui, Central African Republic
By Ladislas de Coster, Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, Kiely Barnard-Webster; with the support of Kessy Martine Ekomo-Soignet, Peter Woodrow, and Arsène Sende
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