Migration, Refugees, And Citizenship In A Globalized World (PS-0176)

Spring 2027 · PS 0176 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Analysis of the causes and consequences of modern population movements that have occurred around the world since the late twentieth century, and recipient states' reactions to it. Topics include the political, economic, social, and security determinants of refugee and migration flows; the political and social responses of receiving governments and societies; the security and crime-related issues and concerns engendered by international migration; changing conceptions of citizenship and nationality in receiving states; the role played by the international institutions in influencing state policies towards refugees and immigrants, and the moral and ethical issues for public policy posed by international population movements. Cases examined are drawn from throughout the world, with particular emphasis on Europe and the United States.

Course codes: PS-0176, PS 0176, PS0176, PS-176, PS 176, PS176, CVS-0167, CVS 0167, CVS0167, CVS-167, CVS 167, CVS167

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