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From the End of History to the Crisis of Liberal Democracy: A Symposium on Europe

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“Refugees, Migrants, Citizens: Political Socialization across Borders”: A Conversation with Symposium Organizer Christoph Schwarz

January 22, 2020

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“Refugees, Migrants, Citizens: Political Socialization across Borders”: Addressing Gaps in the Academic Scholarship on Migration

January 16, 2020

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“The Refugee Crisis and the New Right on the European Periphery” Keynote Lecture: Jószef Böröcz, “Materialist Background to the ‘Migration Crisis in Europe’”

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