...Ranjana Khanna 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Ranjana Khanna On Asylum and Genealogy Carl Schmitt mentions ‘‘asylum’’ in The Nomos of the Earth only in passing. His focus is the ‘‘ter- restrial fundament...

... in The Wretched of the Earth , on mental asylums, and on Fanon’s work as a psychiatrist to think of the radical form of subjectivity announced in mental life, an engagement with an idea of rogues, and a politics that emerges less from a sense of the moral or of right than of desubjectivation. As she puts Fanon’s...

...Nicholas De Genova; Glenda Garelli; Martina Tazzioli Nicholas De Genova, Glenda Garelli, and Martina Tazzioli Autonomy of Asylum? The Autonomy of Migration Undoing the Refugee Crisis Script Their “Crisis” and Ours: The Proliferation...

...Robert Ernst Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XL JANUARY, 1941 Number 1 THE ASYLUM OF THE OPPRESSED ROBERT ERNST IF THOMAS JEFFERSON had returned to this earth on No­ vember 30, 1938, he would have been favorably impressed by Henry Ford...

...Stephan Scheel The diagnosis of a migration crisis has prompted multiple processes of rebordering in Europe and beyond. These include the buildup of physical barriers like walls and fences, the tightening of asylum regimes, the expansion of biometric databases, and the enrollment of authoritarian...

...Richard Braude Resistance by the newly arrived black working class in Italy takes on forms that often leave little or no trace; the work of the historian must be to listen carefully to the silences in order to recover these acts. This contribution focuses on the resistance with asylum seeker...

..., privatization, and reduced or no social spending.22 Immigrant selection criteria generally focus on labor demand, investors with capital, and/or family reunification. A small num- ber of migrants seeking admission on the basis of persecution are also admitted under refugee and asylum programs...

... and Compliance? , edited by Kouvo Sari Pearson Zoe , 17 – 32 . Oxford : Hart . De Genova Nicolas Garelli Glenda Tazzioli Martina . 2018 . “ Autonomy of Asylum?: The Autonomy of Migration Undoing the Refugee Crisis Script .” South Atlantic Quarterly 117 , no. 2 : 239 – 65...

... stance and atmosphere toward asylum seekers and refugees in Germany, labeled a “culture of welcome/hospi- tality,” started to emerge noticeably in 2011 and reached its peak in the summer of 2015, when...

... – 65 . Abbe-Pierre Foundation . 2017 . Report on Poverty in France . Poverty Analysis . Paris : Abbe-Pierre Foundation . AIDA . 2018 . France Asylum Statistics . March 2017 . www.asylumineurope.org/reports/country/france/statistics . Apur (L’atelier parisien d’urbanisme...

...: Territoriality and State Authority in Contemporary World Politics .” Annals of the American Association of Geographers 95 , no. 2 : 437 – 64 . Andrijasevic Rutvica . 2010 . “ Deported: The Right to Asylum at EU’s External Border of Italy and Libya .” International Migration 48 , no. 1 : 148...

... between the catego- ries of migrants and refugees. The population of Malaysia stands at 32.7 mil- lion, with 3 million noncitizens (DOSM 2020). In addition, there are from 1 to 3.5 million undocumented migrants (Lee and Khor 2018), including 178,450 refugees and asylum seekers registered with the United...

... für Asylbewerber” (“Diminishing Numbers of Registered Refugees—Difficult Situation for Asylum Seekers on the Labor Market”) . ifo Schnelldienst 69 , no. 12 : 68 – 73 . Wills Jane . 2010 . Global Cities at Work: New Migrant Divisions of Labour . London : Pluto . Xiang Biao...

... clinic program on migration and asylum. She is the author of numerous articles on migra- tion, borders, gender, and asylum and justice, including a monograph on European citizenship in the enlargement context. Over the last two decades, Enrica has been involved as an activist in the Italian and European...

... 119:1, January 2020 doi 10.1215/00382876-8007865 © 2020 Alessandro Metz, Michael Hardt, and Sandro Mezzadra Metz, Hardt, and Mezzadra From Social Worker to Social Ship Owner 177 In 1978 in Italy, after the passing of Law 180 that led to the closure of mental asylums, Franco Basaglia said: Maybe...

... of migrants behavior, the return- ing of migrants interdicted in in the open seas to the country of departure is not acceptable on the basis of the non-refoulement principle of interna- tional law, and European and national legislation grants access to asylum pro- cedures once third-country nationals...

... services to state institutions.42 Three such slaves were employed by the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, the payment varying from five to thirty dollars, while the Uni­ versity of Virginia hired the slave Aaron from Elizabeth Woodley for seventy dollars for one year. The extent of this practice has not been...

... standard authorities which assert that the disease does not occur here and, in consequence, have diagnosed it as eczema or other skin disease with complications. However, in 1864 Dr. Gray of the State Asylum of Utica, New York, and Dr. Tyler of the McLean hospital at Somerville, Massachusetts, reported two...

... is not a signatory to the 1952 Refugee Convention or its 1967 Protocol, the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, or the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. Bangladesh does not recognize refugees, and it lacks a legal framework to deal with matters of asylum; it manages asylum...

... 2001 as the United Nations World Conference against Racism in Durban, South Africa, was underway. The Norwegian Tampa picked up some 433 asylum seekers who found themselves trapped on a sinking ship as they traveled from Indonesia to Australia. The asy- lum seekers were mainly Afghani people...