Why are some emboldened to make migrants scapegoats for discomforts like congested public transport? How might one respond to “Go back to your own country!” Who are deemed the ‘right’ kind of migrants? This course equips students to identify and make sense of the complex opportunities and challenges generated by contemporary migration in Asia and beyond. Students will gain skills of critical analysis by interrogating migration issues from multiple perspectives including academic, public debates, and governmental. Through guided ethnographies, students will experientially examine the impacts of impersonal migration regimes on the multidimensional, everyday lives of both migrants and non-migrants alike.
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