25.01.2023 , in ((Racism in International Migration))
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Anna Marino
Over 23 migrants or more fleeing war zones in sub-Saharan Africa were crushed to death in the Spanish enclave of Melilla by the security forces, who should have protected them – accusations the Spanish government denies. How are we to interpret the responsibility of Spain, as well as the EU
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18.01.2023 , in ((Racism in International Migration))
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Anna Marino
The study of racism in international migration has been thus far ignored, as some claim that the letter of the law is now race-neutral, and others that racism should not be looked at because it has no biological foundation. Moreover, one strand of the academic debate has recently argued that
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16.11.2022 , in ((Corps et espaces en temps de crises))
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Laura Peaud
En 2021, une enquête menée auprès de 300 étudiant·e·s et enseignant·e·s de l’université de Grenoble Alpes a mesuré les effets pédagogiques des cours à distance. Il en ressort une grande souffrance corporelle et émotionnelle des personnels et étudiant·e·s, ainsi qu’une transformation profonde de la relation d’enseignement. Les étudiant·e·s et les
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02.11.2022 , in ((Discrimination))
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Daniel Auer and Didier Ruedin
During the 90th minute of the 2018 World Cup, when there was a draw between Switzerland and Serbia, Xherdan Shaqiri scored for Switzerland. Emotions ran high as Shaqiri celebrated his goal with a gesture indicating a double eagle, similar to that gestured by another player Granit Xhaka earlier in the
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21.10.2022 , in ((Overcoming Inequalities))
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Didier Ruedin
In Western countries, we observe that some employers and landlords discriminate against people with a name indicating that they are from a minority group. Research has shown that if you have a name signaling that you are an ‘immigrant’ or belong to an ‘ethnic minority,’ the chances of being invited
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