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The Janey Program in Latin American Studies Presents 2015 Fall Lecture Series – Daniel M. Goldstein on “Securitized Immigration and the Electronic Surveillance of Workers in the U.S.”

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The border surrounding the territory of the United States has been interiorized. As efforts intensify to police immigration in the name of creating “Secure Communities” (until recently a centerpiece of the Obama administration’s immigration policy), the locus of securitization has become the spaces within national borders, including states and local municipalities. The workplace, too, has

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CO-DIRECTOR ALEXANDRA DELANO PUBLISHES ARTICLE ON THE FABRICATION OF THE “ILLEGAL” IMMIGRANT SUBJECTHOOD AT PUBLIC SEMINAR

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Prof. Alexandra Delano has published an article that explores the (de)construction of the “illegal” immigrant figure in American politics and media. Read more at http://www.publicseminar.org/2015/10/the-deconstruction-of-the-illegal-immigrant/#.Vg7i1hNVhHw

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CALL FOR PAPERS:University of Minnesota International African Studies Conference “Fault Lines: Rethinking Temporal and Disciplinary Traditions in African Studies” University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Campus April 21-23, 2016

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Call For Papers The inaugural University of Minnesota International African Studies Conference, “Fault Lines” will bring together graduate students, junior and senior scholars concerned with how existing systems of knowledge production have shaped the contours and limits of the varying disciplines that cohere around African Studies. This international conference aims to encourage dialogues and debates

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CO-DIRECTOR ALEXANDRA DELANO IS CITED ON MEXICAN MEDIA REGARDING THE NEW MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES

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Prof. Alexandra Delano’s work is cited in Mexico’s leading newspaper Reforma concerning the nomination of Miguel Basáñez as the first Mexican Ambassador to the United States coming from the Mexican diaspora. Read more at https://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/1154603.de-la-diaspora.html

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JANEY PROGRAM IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES FALL 2015 LECTURE: SECURITIZED IMMIGRATION AND THE ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE OF WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES BY PROF. DANIEL GOLDSTEIN 10/15 at 4pm

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Securitized Immigration and the Electronic Surveillance of Workers in the United States Daniel M. Goldstein Department of Anthropology Rutgers University   The border surrounding the territory of the United States has been interiorized. As efforts intensify to police immigration in the name of creating “Secure Communities” (until recently a centerpiece of the Obama administration’s immigration

JANEY PROGRAM IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES FALL 2015 LECTURE: SECURITIZED IMMIGRATION AND THE ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE OF WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES BY PROF. DANIEL GOLDSTEIN 10/15 at 4pm Read More »

Co-Director Alexandra Délano at Expert Panel on Hispanic Assimilation

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Prof. Alexandra Délano Alonso was invited to be part of a panel on Latino Integration concerning the possibilities of immigration reform, access to U.S. citizenship, and influence on Hispanoc Assimilation. You can read more here https://wallethub.com/edu/states-where-hispanics-are-most-assimilated/15591/#alexandra-d-lano-alonso    

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Decolonization and Postnational Democracy: Thinking with Césaire and Senghor -Gary Wilder- September 21st at 6pm Wolff Room

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Gary Wilder is a Professor in the Ph.D. Programs of Anthropology, History, and French and Director of the Committee on Globalization and Social Change at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the author of Freedom Time: Negritude, Decolonization, and the Future of the World (Duke University Press, 2015) and

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Teresa Ghilarducci Publishes Article on the Effects of Migration on European Wages

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Professor Teresa Ghilarducci from the Economics Department at the New School for Social Research has recently published an article on The Atlantic concerning the possible consequences that the current migratory movement could have on the European labor market. Read more at http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/09/what-effect-will-migration-have-on-european-wages/404473/

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The Land of Open Graves: Necroviolence and the Politics of Migrant Death in the Arizona Desert – Jason De León – September 17th at 6PM UL105

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Jason De León will give a lecture entitled “The Land of Open Graves: Necroviolence and the Politics of Migrant Death in the Arizona Desert”. The event will be held in the Bob and Sheila Hoerle Lecture Hall, 63 5th Avenue Building (University Center), Lower Level, room UL 105.  Since the mid-1990s’, the U.S. federal government

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