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Lauren Banko

Lecturer History

Carnegie Mellon University

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Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Lauren Banko is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Lecturer History at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Lauren Banko

Carnegie Mellon University

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history human migration middle east policy refugee studies migration studies levant refugee movements forced migration civilizations nationalism colonialism international migration nationality diaspora studies mandate palestine citizenship social history refugee law citizenship studies refugee status anthropology international history global history crime against humanity population displacement social sciences global studies globalization postcolonial writing peace research transitional justice geopolitics interdisciplinary history diasporic movement transnational history decoloniality post-colonial criticism settler colonialism anti-imperialism war crimes cross-border challenge border controls genocide migration policy labor migration internal migration refugee history palestinian citizenship quiet violence a stranger homeland ’ palestine mandate border transgressions northern frontier wedding veil bureaucratic persecution illegal home-making interwar mandate palestine examining sites economic migrant displacement empire transnational migration

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Sayed’s Journey to Encampment: Examining Sites and Scenes of Economic Migrant Displacement in Mandate Palestine. Journal of Refugee Studies (2023)

colonialismmandate palestineforced migrationcivilizationsrefugee movementshuman migrationeconomic migrant displacementlevantrefugee studiesexamining sitessocial historymigration studiesmiddle east policypopulation displacementhistory

Border Transgressions, Border Controls: Mobility Along Palestine’s Northern Frontier, 1930- 1946. Regimes of Mobility: Borders and State Formation in the Middle East, 1918-1946 (2022)

border controlscivilizationscross-border challengehuman migrationborder transgressionsmigration studiesmiddle east policyinternational migrationgeopoliticsnorthern frontierhistorymiddle eastern studies

The Quiet Violence of Colonialism and the Uncertainty of Illegibility: Emotions and Experiences of the Deportable in Mandate Palestine. Social History (2022)

peace researchcolonialismmandate palestinecivilizationshistorysettler colonialismpostcolonial writinganti-imperialismpost-colonial criticismdecolonialitymiddle east policyquiet violenceempire

Grief, a Wedding Veil, and Bureaucratic Persecution: Being Refugee-Adjacent in the Aftermath of Tragedy, 1941-1946. Immigrants & Minorities (2021)

refugee lawrefugee movementsgenocideinterdisciplinary historyrefugee statuswedding veilrefugee studiescultural historysocial historyglobal historyhumanitiesbureaucratic persecutioncultural studieshistory

What is Refugee History, Now?. Journal of Global History (2021)

Lauren BankoKatarzyna NowakPeter Gatrell

human migrationrefugee studiesglobalizationmigration studiestransnational historyrefugee statusglobal historyrefugee movementsinternational historyinternational migrationglobal studieshistoryrefugee historyrefugee lawforced migrationsocial historysocial sciencesdiasporic movementjournalism

Migrants, Residents, and the Cost of Illegal Home-Making in Mandate Palestine. Jerusalem quarterly (2020)

mandate palestineforced migrationpublic policyeconomicshuman migrationinternal migrationlabor migrationillegal home-makingmigration studieshousinginternational migrationmigration policylevant

‘a Stranger From This Homeland’: Deportation and the Ruin of Lives and Livelihoods During the Palestine Mandate. Contemporary Levant (2019)

human migrationrefugee studiesmiddle east policynationalitycrime against humanitydiaspora studiescitizenship studieshomeland ’levantcitizenshipmiddle eastern studiesa strangerlivelihoodspalestine mandaterefugee movementshistorycolonialismnationalismrefugee lawforced migrationanthropology

Keeping out the ‘Undesirable Elements’: The Treatment of Communists, Transients, Criminals, and the Ill in Mandate Palestine. The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History (2019)

war crimestransitional justicenationalismmandate palestinepolitical sciencecrime against humanitymiddle east policypolitical sociologyhistory

Refugees, Displaced Migrants, and the Territorialization of Interwar Mandate Palestine. Mashriq & Mahjar (2018)

colonialismnationalismcivilizationsforced migrationrefugee movementsrefugee statushuman migrationlevantrefugee studiesinterwar mandate palestinenationalitymigration studiesmiddle east policydiaspora studiespopulation displacementhistory

Claiming Identities in Palestine: Migration and Nationality Under the Mandate. Journal of Palestine Studies (2017)

colonialismnationalismcivilizationsrefugee movementsforced migrationhuman migrationlevantrefugee studiescitizenshipnationalitymigration studiesdiaspora studiescitizenship studiesinternational migrationidentity (social science)historyanthropology

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Lauren Banko

Lecturer History

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Lauren Banko is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Lecturer History at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lauren Banko

Carnegie Mellon University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sayed’s Journey to Encampment: Examining Sites and Scenes of Economic Migrant Displacement in Mandate Palestine. Journal of Refugee Studies (2023)

Border Transgressions, Border Controls: Mobility Along Palestine’s Northern Frontier, 1930- 1946. Regimes of Mobility: Borders and State Formation in the Middle East, 1918-1946 (2022)

The Quiet Violence of Colonialism and the Uncertainty of Illegibility: Emotions and Experiences of the Deportable in Mandate Palestine. Social History (2022)

peace researchcolonialismmandate palestinecivilizationshistorysettler colonialismpostcolonial writinganti-imperialismpost-colonial criticismdecolonialitymiddle east policyquiet violenceempire

Grief, a Wedding Veil, and Bureaucratic Persecution: Being Refugee-Adjacent in the Aftermath of Tragedy, 1941-1946. Immigrants & Minorities (2021)

What is Refugee History, Now?. Journal of Global History (2021)

Lauren BankoKatarzyna NowakPeter Gatrell

Migrants, Residents, and the Cost of Illegal Home-Making in Mandate Palestine. Jerusalem quarterly (2020)

mandate palestineforced migrationpublic policyeconomicshuman migrationinternal migrationlabor migrationillegal home-makingmigration studieshousinginternational migrationmigration policylevant

‘a Stranger From This Homeland’: Deportation and the Ruin of Lives and Livelihoods During the Palestine Mandate. Contemporary Levant (2019)

Keeping out the ‘Undesirable Elements’: The Treatment of Communists, Transients, Criminals, and the Ill in Mandate Palestine. The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History (2019)

war crimestransitional justicenationalismmandate palestinepolitical sciencecrime against humanitymiddle east policypolitical sociologyhistory

Refugees, Displaced Migrants, and the Territorialization of Interwar Mandate Palestine. Mashriq & Mahjar (2018)

Claiming Identities in Palestine: Migration and Nationality Under the Mandate. Journal of Palestine Studies (2017)

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