Science & Technology Tiny bat breaks long-distance record on an epic journey across Europe When biologists recovered a previously ringed bat in northern Spain, they were baffled. The small Nathusius’ pipistrelle male had travelled […]
Arts & Humanities “Tatort” And the Politics of Migration on German Prime Time TV The public broadcaster NDR recently announced the casting of Florence Kasumba as the first Black female investigator in the popular crime series Tatort. Is media scholars’ ongoing criticism of the lack of diversity on German TV screens finally becoming obsolete?
Arts & Humanities Diaspora and Home: An Interview with Homi K. Bhabha How much displacement can an individual or a group take? Homi K. Bhabha talks about migration, biography and culture – and how the refugee could become the model on which to think about new forms of belonging and citizenship.
Arts & Humanities The Forgotten History of the US-Mexico Border Wall President Trump’s plans to build a wall is only the latest in a long line of attempts to close the U.S.-Mexico border. But originally, these attempts were never meant to fence out Mexicans. Instead, they targeted a completely different group of immigrants.