Issue 25 | March 2019

A Special Feature on Forced Migration, Displacement, and the Liberal Arts

• Introduction by Maria Höhn, Brittany Murray, and Nicole Shea 

Research

• “Imagining Planetary Refuge” by Kerry Bystrom

• “Emergency Medicine and Refugee Mental Health: Can Swiss ER Doctors Reduce Gaps in Mental Healthcare?” by Adam Brown

• “Polanyi Returns to Bennington: The Role of Liberal Arts Colleges at a Moment of ‘Great Transformation'” by John Hultgren

• “At Home in the City? The Persistence of the Ethnic Lens in Everyday Urban Encounters” by Agata Lisiak

Interviews

• “Seeking Academic Freedom: An Interview with Burcu Seyben” by Susan Sgorbati

Visual Art

• “Closed Doorways, Barred Windows” by Mohamad Hafez

• “Markazi: A Camp at Crossroads by Nadia Benchallal” with an introduction by Nathalie Peutz

Poetry

• Five Poems from A Cry in the Snow by Stella Vinitchi Radulescu, translated from the French by Luke Hankins

Nonfiction

• Excerpt from All Happy Families by Hervé Le Tellier, translated from the French by Adriana Hunter

Campus Spotlight: Consortium on Forced Migration, Displacement, and Education

• “Mobilizing Disciplinary Knowledge in the Migration Studies Classroom: The Case of Migrant Literatures in French” by Brittany Murray

• “The Study and Teaching of Human Rights in Refugee Camps: Learning From Experience” by Djemila Carron

• “Rethinking Europe through Refugees, Populism, and ‘Crisis’” by Jeffrey Jurgens

• “Forced Migration, Student Responses, and the Liberal Arts” by Matthew Brill-Carlat

• “Genesis and Philosophy: An Interview with Members of CFMDE” by Matthew Brill-Carlat and Margaret Edgecombe

• “Implementation and Cross-Campus Collaboration: An Interview with Members of CFMDE” by Matthew Brill-Carlat and Margaret Edgecombe

• “Syllabus: Confronting the “Crisis:” Refugees and Populism in Europe” by Jeffrey Jurgens

• “Syllabus: The Lexicon of Migration: Nations, Borders, and Mobilities” by Parthiban Muniandy

Reviews

• Migrating Borders and Moving Times: Temporality and the Crossing of Borders in Europe reviewed by Brad Blitz

• The Cinema of Louis Malle, Transatlantic Auteur reviewed by Alison Murray Levine

• The Political Economy of Italy’s Decline reviewed by David Ward

Editor’s Pick

• West Germany and Israel: Foreign Relations, Domestic Politics, and the Cold War, 1965-1974 by Carole Fink

• The Gray Zone: Sovereignty, Human Smuggling, and Undercover Police Investigation in Europe by Gregory Feldman