Humanitarian Borders: Unequal Mobility and Saving Lives by Polly Pallister-Wilkins

3.83 AVERAGE

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4.0
A good research in general focusing on the colonial and westernized background of humanitarian work and solidarity. At times repeating itself a lot. Could have just been 100 pages as well. However, anyone should read it who wants to know how illegalized migration, how states are criminalizing people on the move and the people in solidarity.
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  • visiting an old friend (international development studies)

mariah3's review against another edition

Too dry and academic. Was struggling to get through it.