Historian. Interests: Migrations in Latin America and S. Europe, transAtlantic, social history, emotions. Co-editor Studies of World Migrations Book Series
Colleagues: Presses have started sending AI addendums for existing book contracts. Are there options in these situations? What about edited books? Who is consulted in these cases? Can some opt out and others not? Some addendums don't offer such an option. #AcademicTwitter
@el_pais Esto no es nuevo. También es necesario discutir la idea de las tres clases y cómo se instaló en el discurso. Hay una lectura interesante en un artículo de Francis Korn que usa el caso argentino en los anos 1980 como ejemplo e incluye discusión teórica https://t.co/9AIKJnTWJn
Centenas de pessoas juntaram-se no Largo do Carmo, em Lisboa, onde se assistiu a um momento único ao som da 'Grândola, Vila Morena'.
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Hybrid event discussing The Cambridge History of Global Migrations, Volume II featuring presentations from contributors to the book covering topics such as labor, citizenship, and foodways. For access to the virtual meeting, please contact [email protected].
A Trieste, dove i migranti arrivano stremati attraverso i Balcani, c'è Piazza del Mondo (Piazza della Libertà) dove è possibile incontrare e aiutare i rifugiati. @pif_iltestimone ci presenta una di questi volontari: #CaroMarziano stasera #15febbraio alle 20.20 su #Rai3.
We are proud to announce that Carlisle Borough has earned a 100 on the @HRC's 2023 Municipal Equality Index! In 2022, we scored an 86. The Index examines how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and services are for LGBTQ+ people who live and work there.
https://t.co/awc8o1M8aG
The Cambridge History of Global Migrations is available in print and e-book. My Vol 2 co-editor, Madeline Hsu, General Editor @drg1949 and Cátia Antunes and Eric Tagliacozzo (Vol 1 eds.) are so grateful to the wonderful colleagues who collaborated with us. https://t.co/ZoejYgGLEj