migration
Syrian Refugees: Exodus and the Idea of Home
Bennett Voyles
The German question is not about the number of refugees it can take. Zaher’s story says it all
The Great Migration Shift
Humans may have left Africa long before the accepted date of 60,000 years ago
The Great Diaspora
A new study finds that humans might have taken different migration routes from Africa
The Illiteracy of Influx Theorists
Those who blame Assam’s troubles on mass migration from Bangladesh don’t see that it defies simple economic logic
The Poetry of the Unsettled
A protagonist of great sensitivity and disaffection earns debut novelist Teju Cole formidable comparisons
Where are the Birds Going?
One Northern Shovelor went to Bihar instead of the Arctic. The patterns of bird migration in India are going awry
Bengal’s Descent into Darkness
What Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow. If this old saying retains some relevance today, it’s as a way to place the tragedy of the state’s slide in perspective.
Waiting for Godwits
They practice ornithology in their backyards—naming little birdies with broken legs and studying the impact of global warming on transcontinental avian migrations
Collateral Damage, You Say?
What the inexorable march towards the creation of a global village is leaving in its wake.
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