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The Politics of Border Control: Refugees as Bargaining Chips in Foreign Policy
The ripple effects of civil wars, authoritarian crackdowns, economic crisis, climate change related natural disasters, and systemized inequality have all contributed to the runaway expansion... Read More
Sexual Violence Against Migrant Women in Europe: A Need for Change and Greater Protection
Irregular migration and seeking asylum to the European Union can be dangerous for women. The paths they take lead many of them to their deaths.... Read More
The Channel Crossing paradox: how the ever-increasing securitization of the UK-France border, fails to protect migrants’ lives and rights
2024 was a year of numbers. With the UEFA European Championship, the Paris Olympics, the European elections, the anticipated legislative elections in France, and the... Read More
Migrants in Limbo: The inefficacy of Italy’s migrant housing framework
Since the beginning of the 2000s, hundreds of thousands of migrants have fled war, poverty, and political oppression en route to Italy with hopes for... Read More
Challenges Faced by the Myanmar Community in South Australia: Recommendations for Improved Access to Services
The Myanmar refugee community in South Australia is one of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged social groups in the region. The challenges they face in... Read More
Beyond Borders to Behind Bars: Examining the Impact of Mental Health on Migrants in Detention Centers in the U.S.
Whether it be the physical and mental shackles of slavery or its legacy of Mass Incarceration, the United States has a special fascination and dedication... Read More
Call For Proposals: ARC-UNHCR Conference on Refugee Studies and Forced Displacement 2025
The ASEAN Research Center at the Asia School of Business is excited to announce the fifth iteration of the ARC-UNHCR Conference on Refugee Studies and... Read More
Why Immigrants Aren’t Stealing Jobs: ‘Brain Waste’, the Economic and Employment Gaps Under-Employed High-Skilled Immigrants Could Fill
Immigrants Aren’t ‘Stealing’ American Jobs With the re-election of former President Donald Trump, policies and opinions pertaining to immigration are expected to worsen as the... Read More
How can we preserve the human capital of countries affected by forced migration?
Universities and other higher education institutions (HEi) not only provide highly-skilled workforce, but they also produce human capital that is crucial for the political, economic,... Read More
The Dominance of Christian Charities in US Refugee Resettlement
“Do you believe in a God?” This is one of the first questions that was asked of me in 2021 when I was offered a... Read More