Issue 47 | April 2022

A Special Feature, Securitization of Identity.

• Introduction by Lesley-Ann Daniels

Research

• “When Minorities Become a Threat: From 9/11 to the COVID-19 Pandemic” by Andrea Carlà

• “From De-securitization to ‘Flexicuritization’ of Migration Strategy in Greece” by Georgia Dimari and Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis

• “Fostering Ethnic Strife by Constructing Threat Scenarios in Multi-Ethnic Contexts: An Intervention from a Historical Perspective” by Heidi Hein-Kircher

• “Narrative Security: Exploring Young Adult Migrant Experiences in Scotland” by Marcus Nicolson

Visual Art

• “Unwelcome” by Simone Perolari

Fiction

• Conversation of the Three Wayfarers by Peter Weiss, translated from the German by Rosmarie Waldrop

Interviews

• “The Securitization of Migration and Ethnic Minorities in the EU: An Interview with Matthias vom Hau” by Mara-Katharina Thurnhofer

Book Reviews

• Werner Herzog: Ecstatic Truth and Other Useless Conquests by Kristoffer Hegnsvad, reviewed by Ian Roberts 

• Quake by Auður Jónsdóttir, translated from the Icelandic by Meg Matich

Campus 

• “Syllabus: Securitization and the New Security Agenda” by Georgios Karyotis

• “Politics of Ethnicity and Nationalism” by Şener Aktürk

Campus Spotlight: The University of Washington

• Introduction by Taylor Soja

• “Preserving Sephardic History through Interdisciplinary Collaboration: An Interview with Makena Mezistrano and Ben Lee” by Taylor Soja

• “A Participatory Archive to Document a Participatory Constitutional Process: An Interview with Cricket Keating, Katrín Oddsdóttir, and Eileen Jerrett” by Taylor Soja

• “What’s in a Name?: Metadata, Digital Ethics, and the Making of a British Trans Archive” by Adrian Kane-Galbraith

• “Exploring the Challenges of the ‘Digital Revolution’ in a New Minor in Textual Studies and Digital Humanities at the University of Washington” by Geoffrey Turnovsky

• “Bringing Digital History to Large Undergraduate Courses: Teaching ‘Digital World Wars’” by Taylor Soja and Laurie Marhoefer

• “Syllabus: Digital World Wars” by Taylor Soja and Laurie Marhoefer

Campus Monthly Round-Up

• “Digital Humanities as Method, Tool, and Practice in the Higher Education Classroom” by Hélène Ducros

Editor’s Pick

• Moving Frames: Photographs in German Cinema, edited by Carrie Collenberg-González and Martin P. Sheehan

• Décrire la Terre, Écrire le Monde: Le Livre du Bicentenaire de la Société de Géographie 1821-2021 by Jacques Gonzalès