The imagined immorality of refuge
Behind the anxieties about tackling forced displacement and terror, is the recognizable lexicon of racialized difference. This all infuses the practice of humanitarianism.
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Hanno Brankamp
Hanno Brankamp researches displacement, humanitarian violence, refugee camps, and the policing of (im)mobility.
Some refugees more equal than others
Many European governments favor “culturally close[r]” refugees and asylum-seekers: preferably white, educated Christians.
Germany’s new scramble for Africa?
Germany’s military shift represents the country’s belated entry into a “colonial present.“