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In: Revista estudos institucionais: REI = Journal of institutional studies, Band 5, Heft 2, S. 656-698
ISSN: 2447-5467
Anti-migration narratives are sweeping around the world, often accompanied by support for racist ideologies. The narratives usually involve some false claim that those seeking to enter the country are presumptively dangerous. Such narratives are obviously not new, but they are arguably being presented in evolving ways and having evolving, and deeply troubling, practical and legal effects. In the U.S., migrants being held in horrific "camp" conditions represent just the latest in a series of anti-migrant measures, each arguably worse than the last. This phenomenon is not limited to the U.S., but that example provides a strong vehicle for demonstrating this larger transnational trend. This article argues that harmful anti-migrant narratives are having significant, adverse effects on human rights and foundational legal norms.
Machine generated contents note: -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Mobbing Is Not Bullying -- 2. Ganging Up in Workplaces -- 3. Targeted for Ridicule, Humiliation, and Removal -- 4. What It's Like to Be Mobbed -- 5. How Mobbing Affects Health and Well-Being -- 6. Mobbing Has Multiple Victims -- 7. Recovering from Mobbing -- 8. Tools for Recovery from Mobbing -- 9. The Healthy Workplace -- 10. Toward a Better, Mobbing-Free Future -- Appendix: Helpful Websites about Mobbing, Bullying, Trauma, and Related Topics
This work addresses the devastating impact that mobbing has on victims, their families, and the organizations in which it occurs. The book provides a fascinating analysis of how organizations can foster mobbing, and what can be done to help mobbing victims and their organizations to heal
In: A world view of social issues
In: A world view of social issues
Teen gangs are a hot issue in the United States. This volume shows the international scope of the phenomenon today. Gang activity in 14 countries, including the United States, is discussed within the larger framework of social and economic conditions. Each chapter explains the nature of the gang activity in that country; touches on the causes, such as poverty, marginalization, and self-identity problems; and heavily emphasizes the responses, including education and community-based intervention. Students and researchers will find a wealth of current information on teen gangs to mine and use for.
In: Workplace bullying and mobbing in the United States Volume 2
In: Workplace bullying and mobbing in the United States Volume 1