Laura Madokoro
Professor Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Department of History Clusters: International affairs Ottawa, Ontario laura.madokoro@carleton.ca
Bio/Research
Madokoro’s research explores the history of migration, human rights and humanitarianism. She is especially interested in questions relating to settler colonialism, refugee experiences, race and exclusion.
Madokoro is the author of Elusive Refuge: Chinese Migrants in the Cold War, which d...
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Madokoro is the author of Elusive Refuge: Chinese Migrants in the Cold War, which d...
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Bio/Research
Madokoro’s research explores the history of migration, human rights and humanitarianism. She is especially interested in questions relating to settler colonialism, refugee experiences, race and exclusion.
Madokoro is the author of Elusive Refuge: Chinese Migrants in the Cold War, which documents the experience of refugees during the cold war in Asia and the politics of exclusion and humanitarianism among white settler societies.
She can discuss Asian Canadian history, as well as histories of displacement, international relations, and migration.
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Madokoro is the author of Elusive Refuge: Chinese Migrants in the Cold War, which documents the experience of refugees during the cold war in Asia and the politics of exclusion and humanitarianism among white settler societies.
She can discuss Asian Canadian history, as well as histories of displacement, international relations, and migration.
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Links
Media Appearances
Madokoro writes about the cold war tactics employed by the convoy, The Conversation, February 15, 2022
Madokoro writes about how the history of Asian activism tells us to share the burden of responsibility in fighting racism, The Conversation, April 25, 2021
Madokoro writes about the Coronavirus: racism and the long-term impacts of emergency measures in Canada, The Conversation, March 22, 2020