H-Migration is dedicated to enhancing scholarly contributions on the global history of migration and the acculturation of immigrants and their descendants into their new society.
Dear H-Migration subscribers,
Please find below Lori Gemeiner Bihler's review of Jünger's new book, 'Jahre der Ungewissheit: Emigrationspläne deutscher Juden, 1933-1938'. The review first appeared on H-TGS (transnational German studies) but will be of interest to scholars in European studies more broadly.
With best wishes,
Stacy Fahrenthold (ed.)
The Johns Hopkins University Program in Racism, Immigration and Citizenship presents its Eighth Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference
Eyes on Surveillance: (In)security in Everyday Life
H-Migration members may have noticed that immigration featured prominently as an issue during the UK's referendum on its future relationship with the EU. You also may have noticed that the issue dropped off the radar and was replaced in prime position by the issue of trade and the Irish border.
You would be forgiven for thinking that immigration and the Irish border are two separate issues. They're not.
2019 Penn State Global Asias Summer Institute “Digital Asias”
Penn State University invites applicants for its annual Global Asias Summer Institute, to be held June 3-7, 2019. This year’s Institute, co-directed by Joseph Jonghyun Jeon (UC-Irvine) and Jonathan E. Abel (Penn State), focuses on the topic of “Digital Asias.”
