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Band 3 (2021): Ausgabe 1 (Mar 2021): Migration, Smuggling and the Illicit Global Economy

in Public Anthropologist
eISSN:
2589-1715
Print-ISSN:
2589-1707
Verleger:
Brill
Introduction
Von: Luigi Achilli und Gabriella Sanchez
Seiten: 1–7
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Facilitating Irregular Migration into Malaysia and from Indonesia: Illicit Markets, Endemic Corruption and Symbolic Attempts to Overcome Impunity
Von: Gerhard Hoffstaedter und Antje Missbach
Seiten: 8–31
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Human Smuggling from Wollo, Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia: Askoblay Criminals or Enablers of Dreams?
Von: Fekadu Adugna, Priya Deshingkar, und Adamnesh Atnafu
Seiten: 32–55
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Fusion Points: The Perceived, Performed, and Passive Merging of Criminality and Mobility in Mexico
Von: Caitlyn Yates
Seiten: 56–72
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Hollywood and the Myth of Criminal Convergence. The Case of Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Von: Alice Massari
Seiten: 73–92
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Coordinated Mobility: Disrupting Narratives of Convergence in the Irregular Migration of Youth from the Gaza Strip
Von: Caitlin Procter
Seiten: 93–110
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Coda: Criminal Convergence Narratives and the Illicit Global Economy
Von: Peter Andreas
Seiten: 111–118
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Could Cambridge Analytica Have Delivered Donald Trump’s 2016 Presidential Victory? An Anthropologist’s Look at Big Data and Political Campaigning
Von: Vito Laterza
Seiten: 119–147
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Citizens of the City: Undocumented Latinx Migrants Organising Politically in Post-Katrina New Orleans
Von: Deniz Daser
Seiten: 148–176
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021
Tom Scott-Smith, On an Empty Stomach: Two Hundred Years of Hunger Relief
Von: Gunnar M. Sørbø
Seiten: 177–180
Publikationsdatum: 04 Mar 2021