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Migrations in Latin America and the Mediterranean compared: Violence, State cruelty and (Un-)Institutional Resistance

Topic
Immigration
Country/Region
EU

12 November 2019

Including: Presentation of the English version of the Atlas of Migration 2019.

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Convened by Véronique Beneï (IIAC Paris), Thomas Lacroix (MFO) and Eduardo Posado-Carlo (Latin American Centre Oxford)

Tuesday 12 November, 2.45pm, Latin American Centre, Oxford and Wednesday 13 November, 9.15am, Maison Française d’Oxford.

Migrations in Latin America and the Mediterranean compared: Violence, State cruelty and (Un-)Institutional Resistance (pdf)

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