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What can we learn by examining the experiences of refugees who traveled in and beyond Europe during the Holocaust? How did one become a refugee? And what were some of their routes, places of transit, failed exits, as well as locations of temporary and permanent refuge? The 2024 Silberman Faculty Seminar focuses on teaching topics relating to refugees and the Holocaust from a range of interdisciplinary approaches—including but not limited to perspectives from literature, art, history, migration, human rights, and memory studies.
Dear Colleague,
The latest Open Access issue of Journal of Legal Anthropology has published. This special issue focuses on pop music production and regulation online in select African countries and Brazil.
Journal of Legal Anthropology is a part of the Berghahn Open Anthro subscribe-to-open collection: https://www.berghahnjournals.com/page/berghahn-open-anthro