Messages from Ukraine

from The Global Inn Hosted by The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

Rita and Hugo went to Vetenskapsfestivalen in Gothenburg to discuss with researchers Gregg Bucken-Knapp (University of Gothenburg) and Karin Zelano (University of Oslo). The starting point of the discussion is the release of Gregg's book “Messages from Ukraine” that portrays the testimonies of different Ukrainians and their respective decisions when war broke out, through a comic book form. The discussion then turned more broadly to the topic of immigration, bringing a real human perspective to it. Get your copy of Messages from Ukraine https://utorontopress.com/9781487559830/messages-from-ukraine/

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