The Joan Miller Psychology Lab invites you to a guest speaker presentation.  ​”The company you keep: Immigrants’ social networks and psycho-social adjustment” A talk on the issue of complex cultural identities as it relates to the content and structure of immigrants’ personal social networks ​ Dr. Veronica Benet-Martinez ​I​CREA Research Professor in the Department of

On Monday, April 18, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments the landmark U.S. v. Texas case that will determine the fate of President Obama’s administrative relief, which would help five  million immigrants across the nation be protected from deportation and allow them to work legally. Over 250,000 eligible immigrant New Yorkers have waited for more than a year

Aeroplanes and Deportation @ 6pm The Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility at The New School presents a lecture by Wiliam Walters entitled “Aeroplanes and Deportation.” There can be no expulsion without the trains, planes, buses and ships that states use to transport deportees across borders and territories. There can be no deportation without an assortment of guards, pilots,

Riva Kastoryano, Visiting Professor of Political Science, speaks about her new book Que faire des corps des djihadistes? (‘What to do with the body of the jihadist?’) The book analyzes the response of the U.S., Spanish and British governments following the suicide attacks in New York (2001), Madrid (2004) and London (2005). More specifically, what do countries do with the