Reposted by Nicolás A. González Quintero
11/ Jan C. Jansen highlights the period around 1800 as a transformative moment in the conceptual history of refuge. As refugees moved across a shifting political map of empires and nation-states, the labels of asylum came to delineate not just protection and relief, but also status and belonging.
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