WHAT DOES INNOCENCE HAVE TO DO WITH JUSTICE? a Talk by Co-Director Miriam Ticktin at university of Kentucky

Co-Director Miriam Ticktin was a lecturer for the The Committee on Social Theory’s Spring Lecture Series at the University of Kentucky. Her talk was titled “What Does Innocence Have to do with Justice?”. More info at https://socialtheory.as.uky.edu/committee-social-theory-spring-lecture-series

Commentary: Environmental Mobility: The Responsibility of the International Community

December 17, 2020

T. ALEXANDER Aleinikoff Originally Published on December 11, 2020 in International Migration Vol. 58 (6) 2020 T. Alexander Aleinikoff, Director, Zolberg Institute on Migration and

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December 4, 2020

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Coming to America: Flight, Rescue and Resettlement

November 19, 2020

Jessica Goudeau discusses her new book, After the Last Border, in which she tells the stories of two refugee women–Mu Naw from Myanmar and Hasna from Syria–and the promise and problems of the US resettlement program.

The President and the power to regulate immigration: A conversation with Adam Cox and Cristina Rodriguez

November 12, 2020

Law professors Adam Cox (NYU) and Cristina Rodriguez (Yale) offer a revisionist view of presidential authority in their new book The President and Immigration Law. Through authority delegated by federal statutes as well as power to decide who among a…