What We Talk About When We Talk About Isolationism
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Winter 2024
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Immigration and a Wandering Europe
Nadia Urbinati: Immigration and a Wandering Europe
Partial Readings: Growing Minorities and the Nation-State
Partial Readings: Growing Minorities and the Nation-State
Measuring the Impact of Mass Movements
Mark Engler: Measuring the Impact of Mass Movements
Immigration Reform: Time to Face Reality
Adam Goodman: Time to Face Reality on Immigration Reform
The Legacy of “Anti-Globalization”
Mark Engler: The Legacy of ?Anti-Globalization?
Cautious Optimism in Response to President?s Immigration Announcement
Daniel Altschuler: The White House’s New Immigration Policy
Europe’s Populist Backlash
Yascha Mounk: The Norway Attacks and Europe’s Populist Backlash
Movement Building Time for Immigrant Rights Groups
Daniel Altschuler: Movement Building Time for Immigrant Rights Groups
The Dreamers’ Movement Comes of Age
Despite the failure of the 2010 DREAM Act in Congress, the Dreamers have, arguably more than any group since the massive immigrant protests of 2006, reignited the struggle for immigrant rights.
Muscle-Flexing at Muslims
Tim Stanley: Muscular Liberalism
A Nation of (Deported) Immigrants 
Sometime in 2012, Valente Valenzuela and his younger brother Manuel will find out whether they will be deported from the United States. Valente, sixty-two, and Manuel, fifty-eight, were born in Mexico, but moved to the United States in 1955, and …
Immigrant Youth Movement Takes a Civil Rights Lesson
Daniel Altschuler: Immigrant Youth Movement Takes a Civil Rights Lesson
Ghosts of a Tortured Past: Europe’s Right Turn
In the annals of European politics, the elections of spring 2010 will undoubtedly be viewed as a watershed. Under the twin pressures of the global financial slowdown and the Greek economic crisis, far-right parties made significant and worrisome electoral gains …
Xenophobia: This, Too, Will Pass
We are currently enduring one of America’s periodic freak-outs about immigration. State legislators rush to enact laws allowing police to grill anyone they suspect of lacking the right documents, leading Republicans advocate repealing the “birthright” section of the Fourteenth Amendment, …
