Welcome to APSA Educate's Migration and Citizenship Organized Section Syllabi Bank Feature
APSA's Migration and Citizenship Section brings together political scientists working on issues of migration and citizenship, to promote teaching and research in the field, and encourage communication among political scientists and scholars in related disciplines, including policy and other professionals, domestically and internationally. For over a decade now this section's leadership has maintained an active syllabi collection to facilitate collaboration between political science educators interested in teaching immigration and citizenship materials. To further showcase this section's work across the wider discipline, APSA Educate is pleased to feature this collaboration. Updated in coordination with section leadership at the beginning of each academic year, this page showcases direct links to the Migration and Citizenships' latest submissions and highlights its subject and topic curation.
Last Update: March 21, 2023
Latest Content
- Axster, Sabrina. “The Politics of Migration Control” Fall 2022
- Bloemraad, Irene and Sarah Song. “Migration and Membership: Empirical and Normative Perspectives” Fall 2022
- Chung, Erin Aeran, “Comparative Racial Politics” Spring 2023
- DeSipio, Louis, “U.S. Immigration Policy” Winter 2023
- DeSipio, Louis, “U.S. Immigration Policy, Politics, and Immigrant Engagement” Fall 2022
- Dey, Nandini. “The Citizen and the Foreigner in South Asia” Fall 2021
- FitzGerald, David. “Sociology of Forced Migration” Spring 2022
- Fouka, Vicky. “Immigration and Multiculturalism” Winter 2022
- Landau, Loren B. “Governance of Migration” Michaelmas Term 2022-23
- Natter, Katharina. “Politics of Migration” Spring 2022
- Saglam, Gulcan. “Population, Immigration, and Politics” Spring 2023
- Varsanyi, Monica. “Immigration and the State: Citizenship, Borders, Nativism” Fall 2021
Topics & Guides: all 70 syllabi curated
- Migration and Citizenship (broad courses)
- Immigration and Integration (United States)
- Immigration and Integration (non-US)
- Forced Migration and Refugee Studies
- Emigration, Transnationalism, and Diaspora Studies
- Citizenship, Membership, and the Ethics of Migration Policy
- Gender and Migration
- Human Rights, Security, and Migration
- Political Economy, Development, and Migration
- Other Topics
- All Syllabi (by instructor last name)
- Archived Syllabi
Sections provide membership with outlets for research and opportunities for scholarship. They have become a vital part of the Association by sponsoring panels at the Annual Meeting, producing informative newsletters, and recognizing scholarly achievements of their members. To join this Section, check the Migration and Citizenship box when joining the American Political Science Association or renewing your Association membership. You may join APSA online at http://www.apsanet.org/ or contact membership@apsa.com