DTS201H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Hazel Rose Markus, Martha Minow, Richard Shweder
29 Nov 2017
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Immigrants, agency, and allegiance: some notes from anthropology and law. in engaging cultural differences. Liberal democracies, edited by richard shweder, martha minow, and hazel rose markus, Contesting race, sexuality, and the law in the north american. West, berkeley, los angeles, london: university of california press, 2011, 19-52. forced migrants across the global south remain invisible precisely because they are. Repressentations of displacement from the middle east and north. 3 (2016): 457-473 of no consequence to europe. North africa both to historicize and to footnotingin the study of, and diverse responses to, forced migration contextualize what i refer to as intersecting processes of repressentation and. This article draws on my research with and about refugees from the middle east and. I start by tracing the roles of visibility and invisibility in constituting the ideal certain modes of humanitarian response to forced migration, on the other, are.
