UCSB Global Studies Researchers on "Homeland Insecurity"

 - UCSB researchers say EU-Turkey deal on refugees glosses over the legal and geopolitical realities of the migrant crisis.

The deal between the European Union and Turkey to address the migrant crisis in Greece might resettle some Syrian refugees, but it’s no bargain, say global studies scholars at UC Santa Barbara. The agreement, they contend, is largely an unworkable violation of international law that glosses over the realities of geopolitics and fuels xenophobia. - See more at: http://www.news.ucsb.edu/2016/016741/manufacturing-panic#sthash.s6u9OGfq.dpuf

The deal between the European Union and Turkey to address the migrant crisis in Greece might resettle some Syrian refugees, but it’s no bargain, say global studies scholars at UC Santa Barbara. The agreement, they contend, is largely an unworkable violation of international law that glosses over the realities of geopolitics and fuels xenophobia. - See more at: http://www.news.ucsb.edu/2016/016741/manufacturing-panic#sthash.s6u9OGfq...
Katja Siepmann is a current student in the Global Studies PhD Program