Human Migration

We live in a globalized and interconnected world. The movement of people around the world, from immigration and international travel to forced displacement and trafficking, impacts societies, their economies and politics, and their cultures and histories everywhere.

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Cassie McMillan

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice

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Jordan: The Middle East post-Arab Uprisings and Syrian Refugees

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Tiffany Joseph

Associate Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

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Juliane Martin

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Panagoula (Youly) Diamanti-Karanou

Assistant Teaching Professor in the International Affairs Program

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Sheila Winborne

Associate Teaching Professor of Religion

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Bilge Erten

Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs

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Alisa Lincoln

Associate Dean of Research; Director, Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice Research; Professor of Health Sciences and Sociology

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Ramiro Martinez

Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice

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Gordana Rabrenovic

Associate Professor of Sociology; Director of the Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict, Graduate Program Director

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Denis Sullivan

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs; Co-Director of Middle East Center

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Nina Sylvanus

Associate Professor of Anthropology

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Berna Turam

Director of International Affairs Program; Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

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Kathrin Zippel

Professor of Sociology

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Human Migration

Related Schools & Departments

Spotlight: Serena Parekh

Undocumented immigrants are half as likely to be arrested for violent crimes as U.S.-born citizens

Cassie McMillan

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice

Global Refugee Crisis: Rome and Palermo

Jordan: The Middle East post-Arab Uprisings and Syrian Refugees

The United Nations

Tiffany Joseph

Associate Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

Juliane Martin

Philosophy, BS

Panagoula (Youly) Diamanti-Karanou

Assistant Teaching Professor in the International Affairs Program

Sheila Winborne

Associate Teaching Professor of Religion

Bilge Erten

Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs

Alisa Lincoln

Associate Dean of Research; Director, Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice Research; Professor of Health Sciences and Sociology

Ramiro Martinez

Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice

Gordana Rabrenovic

Associate Professor of Sociology; Director of the Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict, Graduate Program Director

Denis Sullivan

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs; Co-Director of Middle East Center

Nina Sylvanus

Associate Professor of Anthropology

Berna Turam

Director of International Affairs Program; Professor of Sociology and International Affairs

Kathrin Zippel

Professor of Sociology