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More than a Wall: The rise and fall of US asylum and refugee policy. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 78, 125–133. Can they ever be one of us? Perceived cultural malleability of refugees and policy support in host nations. R., Gebauer, F., Niedlich, C., & Hakim, N. Myanmar’s troubled history: Coups, military rule, and ethnic conflict, Council on Foreign Relations. The confused person’s guide to the Syrian civil war, The Atlantic. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Eckerd College This site uses cookies to improve your experience and to help show content that is more relevant to your interests. Straightforward answers to basic questions about Syria’s war. Journal on Migration and Human Security, 5(2), 379–400. Another story: What public opinion data tell us about refugee and humanitarian policy. The summer reading book is chosen each year by the General Education Committee, and read by all incoming first-year students and seniors as part of their Human Experience and Imagining Justice coursework.īlitz, B. See also: Jessica Goudeau's website Jessica Goudeau on Twitter, Instragram, and Facebook It is one of seven home games for the UT Vols in 2022. It was named a New York Times Editors’ Choice book, World Magazine’s “Understanding the World” Book of the Year, a Library Journal “Best Social Science Book of the Year” and one of Chicago Public Library’s “Best Books of 2020”. The Tennessee Vols football team opens the 2022 season at home against Ball State on Thursday, Sept. This project came out of a year's worth of learning, unlearning, research, and difficult conversations. We created the original version of this website in the Spring of 2021. Anthony Lukas Book Prize and a Christopher Award. In addition to our role as Eastman Leaders, we’re tour guides, radio hosts, lifeguards, peer mentors, and are in campus leadership. (Photo provided/Eckerd College) By Lauren Coffey TBBJ & Inno Reporter, Tampa Bay Business Journal St. Jessica Goudeau is the author of After the Last Border: Two Families and the Story of Refuge in America, which won the J. Students will be encouraged to read After the Last Borderin in preparation for the fall semester 2022. After the Last Border: Two Families and the Story of Refuge in America (2020) has been chosen as the 2022 summer reading book by the General Education Committee. According to the New York Times, the book "offers a crash course in how shifts in public attitudes and, in turn, United States policy have helped and hindered people desperate to escape the poverty or violence in their homelands."