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Examining the Global Migrant and Refugee Crisis
Volume 25 - 2022
 
Dominican Racism and the Contestation of Citizenship
Patrick Sylvain
 
Learning from Crises
Perspectives from Europe's Ukrainian and South America's Venezuelan Migration Crises
Jaqueline Mazza and Guillermo Caballero Ferreira
 
Refugees Are Not Fiscal Burdens
The Real Economic Lesson of Sweden's Refugee Crisis
Peo Hansen
 
Going North on a Plane Rather Than a Train
Regulated Visas as an Alternative to Irregular Migration from Central America
Cristobal Ramón and Reva Resstack
 
Refugees and Healthcare
Moving Beyond Contagious Diseases and Corrosive Narratives
Fadi Issa, M.D. and Michael Court, M.D.
 
Witnessing the Loss of Homeland
Dual Perspectives on the Evacuation of Afghanistan
Anonymous
 
Building Capacity for Refugee Protection
A Tool for Crisis Prevention
Claudio Delfabro Demarchi
 
Rethinking Refugee Policy in Europe
"Fortress Europe" and Its Consequences
Anthony Avice Du Buisson
 
War on European Soil
A Comparative Reflection on Human Security Approaches in the Former Yugoslavia and Ukraine
SAIS Journal Editorial Staff
 
Asylum-Seeker, Illegal or Refugee?
Policy Frames that Drive the Global Non-Entrée Regime
Kelsey LeBrun Keswani
 
The Entanglement of the Iranian-Saudi Rivalry and the American Presence in the Middle East
Arash M. Akbari
 
The Impact of EU Visa Liberalization in the Western Balkans
Laurence Dynes
 
The Longer-Term Repercussions of Ukrainian Displacement
Strouboulis, Yayboke, and Halstead
 
Genocide and Human Displacement
Audrey Elliot
 
Taking Stock
Two Years after the Global Compact's Call for More Data on Forced Displacement
Sajjad Malik
ABOUT
Founded in 1997, the SAIS Europe Journal of Global Affairs (SEJGA) is a graduate student-run academic journal published at the European campus of the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), located in Bologna, Italy. Once called the Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs, its mission has always been to publish peer-reviewed articles on the world’s most pressing policy issues. Over the course of its history, the SEJGA has featured articles and interviews with notable scholars and policymakers such as Francis Fukuyama, Stephen Walt, and Romano Prodi.

With a student body in China, Italy, and the United States, the SAIS community is built on a strong foundation of intersecting perspectives. The SEJGA strives to reflect the school's global outlook and provide a platform for policymakers, academics, and professionals to engage in discourses on global issues and events. Our dedicated editorial team works tirelessly to ensure that each issue of the journal disseminates new ideas about contemporary global affairs and offers meaningful contributions to the field of international relations.

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