Blog posts & press:
Happy International Migrants Day (ImmigrationProf Blog, Dec. 2022) [text]
Holocaust refugees in a global context (Refugee History Blog, Dec. 2022) [text]
If we invest in statistics, our dividend will be protection (Joint Data Center Blog, Dec. 2022) [text]
Key facts about recent trends in global migration (Pew Fact Tank, Dec. 2022) [text]
The Potential and Pitfalls of Predictive Ethics (UNHCR Innovation Service, Dec. 2022) [text]
To get a clearer picture of internal displacement, we need better data, and more of it (Joint Data Center Blog, Dec. 2022) [text]
Reports & journal articles:
City planning with displaced communities: the benefits of inclusion (IIED, Dec. 2022) [text]
"Dinámicas de control de la movilidad humana e infraestructura securitaria de las fronteras," Frontera Norte, vol. 34 (2022) [open access]
Forced Displacement Literature Review (Joint Data Center, Nov. 2022) [text]
"The Impact of Forced Displacement on Housing and Urban Settlement in Host Communities," JDC Quarterly Digest, no. 6 (Sept. 2022) [text]
Report of the Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UN Doc. No. A/77/12/Add.1 (UN General Assembly, 2022) [text]
- Other language versions available here.
"Sanctuary after Asylum: Addressing a Gap in the Political Theory of Refuge," American Political Science Review, FirstView, 1 Dec. 2022 [open access]
Those who remained – Migrant stories (Mixed Migration Centre, Dec. 2022) [access]
Urban Refuge: How Cities are Building Inclusive Communities (International Rescue Committee, Dec. 2022) [text]
Use of new data sources for measuring international migration (UN Economic Commission for Europe, 2022) [text via Migration Data Portal]
New course:
Localizing the Global Compacts on Migration and Refugees: Territorial Action on Human Mobility (UCLG, MMC & IOM) [info]
- "In this online course, you will learn about the role of local and regional governments in managing migration, about their actions, and their contribution to global agendas. Podcasts, animated videos, games, and questionnaires will guide you through the different modules of this course."
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