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SUMMARY: “Repertoires of Redemption: Migration\, Asylum\, and Religion in t
 he Era of Involuntary Immobility” – Talk by Jaeeun Kim
DESCRIPTION: Please join us for the first event of our 2023/24 CMS Speaker 
 Series\, Integration Reimagined. RSVP below for event\, or event+lunch Abst
 ract When the Trump Administration made Christian refugees an exception to 
 its “Muslim Ban\,” pundits wondered if this would require the government to
  assess who were real Christians. Does the state have the right […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Please join us for the first event of our 
 2023/24 CMS Speaker Series\, <strong><em>Integration Reimagined</em></stron
 g>.</p><p style="line-height: 21.0pt\; background: white\; margin: 0cm 0cm 
 15.0pt 0cm\;"><strong>RSVP below for event\, or event+lunch</strong></p><p>
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 g" alt="" width="656" height="367" /></p><h3 style="text-align: center\;">A
 bstract</h3><p>When the Trump Administration made Christian refugees an exc
 eption to its “Muslim Ban\,” pundits wondered if this would require the gov
 ernment to assess who were real Christians. Does the state have the right o
 r capacity to establish an asylum-seeker’s religious identity? What kinds o
 f practical challenges\, legal intricacies\, and moral dilemmas do immigrat
 ion bureaucrats\, religious actors\, and asylum-seekers face? The lecture e
 xplores these questions through the case of ethnic Korean migrants from Chi
 na who apply for asylum in the U.S. as Christians. It highlights how migrat
 ion governance\, transnational religion\, and politics of humanitarianism a
 re navigated on the ground with its full complexity and contradictions.</p>
 <h3 style="text-align: center\;">Speaker Bio</h3><p><a href="https://lsa.um
 ich.edu/soc/people/faculty/jaeeunk.html">Jaeeun Kim</a> is the Korea Founda
 tion Endowed Associate Professor of Sociology and the Professor of Law (by 
 Courtesy) at the University of Michigan. She studies race/ethnicity/nationa
 lism and international migration and citizenship from a comparative-histori
 cal and transnational perspective. Kim is the author of the award-winning b
 ook\, <em>Contested Embrace: Transborder Membership Politics in Twentieth-C
 entury Korea</em> (Stanford University Press 2016\; paperback 2020). Her ar
 ticle "Migration-Facilitating Capital: A Bourdieusian Theory of Internation
 al Migration" (<em>Sociological Theory</em> 2018) won the 2019 Theory Prize
  from the American Sociological Association.</p><p style="text-align: left\
 ;"><strong>RSVP for this event is closed. Please join us for the next CMS <
 em>Integration Reimagined  </em>Speaker Series event on Nov 6th.  </strong>
 </p><p> </p>
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