Book review. No, not THAT book.
Review: “Let Their People Come: Breaking the Gridlock On Global Labor Mobility”, Lant Pritchett. 2006, Center for Global Development. On Saturday, my house was silent,… Read More »Book review. No, not THAT book.
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Visualizing migration
Listen to some of the more overheated rhetoric in America about immigration – Lou Dobbs, perhaps, or Representative Tom Tancredo, who is running a long-shot… Read More »Visualizing migration
The moving circus, the post-national, the Global Soul and the xenophile
My friends Loïc LeMeur and Thomas Crampton, and their partners, posted a fascinating video on Loïc’s blog about an emerging group of people they call… Read More »The moving circus, the post-national, the Global Soul and the xenophile
Last post from Doha: Five Stories
I’m walking out of the mall where I’ve bought a pineapple and two cans of soda. Sitting on a concrete road barrier in front of… Read More »Last post from Doha: Five Stories
Le Monde Parle. Écoutez-vous?
The internet boom of the past decade has been a boon for xenophiles. Want to follow Senegalese hiphop? Zimbabwean labor actions? Panamanian cooking? There’s a… Read More »Le Monde Parle. Écoutez-vous?
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