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Hein de Haas, a professor of sociology at the University of Amsterdam and co-director of the International Migration Institute (IMI), argues that we need a new way of thi

By dissecting 22 “myths” about migration, Dutch sociologist Hein de Haas aims to defuse a hot-button political issue.

A prominent sociologist’s new work debunks the most damning myths about border crossings

The former president claims to be ridiculously wealthy but The New Abnormal team says his move to sell parts of the suit he wore in his Georgia mugshot reeks of desperation.

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Prejudice, rather than facts, colours our views about human mobility, argues a new book. But the global shock of the COVID-19 pandemic means that the world is changing in front of our eyes. Prejudice, rather than facts, colours our views about human mobility, argues a new book. But the global shock of the COVID-19 pandemic means that the world is changing in front of our eyes.

Ammo Grrrll continues on THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD – a Political History, Part 3: Vietnam – the Most Divisive Issue of Our Generation. She writes: To backtrack just a bit, our beloved country had absorbed many body blows in the turbulent 60s, starting with the unimaginable assassination of President Kennedy. (Some of you jumped the gun by discussing that last week. It’s OK.) Assassinations were something that happened in