Titlebook: Sociopolitics of Migrant Death and Repatriation; Perspectives from Fo Krista E. Latham,Alyson J. O‘Daniel Book 2018 Springer International

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The Geography of Migrant Death: Implications for Policy and Forensic Scienceoutes and relationships. But this aspect of dangerous geography is not the full story. The authors explore the many ramifications of geography as the locations of migrant deaths have shifted over time and as the geographic origins of border crossers have changed. It also explores the effects of bord

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Follow the Power Lines Until You Hit a Road: Contextualizing Humanitarian Forensic Science in South n previous chapters and highlights how values of humanitarianism and virtues of professional authority imbued forensic scientists with the power to collectivize migrant death and repatriation as locally significant social, economic, and advocacy issues. Highlighting that forensic scientists endeavor

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Identifying Difference: Forensic Methods and the Uneven Playing Field of Repatriatione realities of this work include limited resources and limited opportunities for applying the full range of techniques to any one case. Using these realities as a departure point, this chapter traces the strategy and pragmatism involved with case load and assignment and considers in this methodologi

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Bodies in Limbo: Issues in Identification and Repatriation of Migrant Remains in South Texasces in funding, resources, labor power, institutional support, and time, the timing and movement of bodies through the process are highly variable. In many ways, the fragmentation and differential support for volunteer forensic scientists have produced particular systems-level nodes where bodies may