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Dehumanization in the Global Migration Crisis

Pages
208
Published
2024
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the complex meaning of dehumanization within the global migration crisis, drawing on interviews with refugees and asylum seekers. It offers a philosophical yet empirical account, arguing that dehumanization is a form of moral exclusion characterized by a disregard for human subjectivity. The analysis examines how various practices, from refugee camp conditions to political negotiations, deny the humanity of displaced persons. It also provides a critical discourse analysis of how the term 'dehumanization' is used in reporting on the crisis.

About the author

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Adrienne de Ruiter

Adrienne de Ruiter writes about pressing social issues. Her book, Dehumanization in the Global Migration Crisis, examines the treatment of migrants worldwide. She focuses on non-fiction.