• South-North vs South-South immigration
• Refugees and identity formation in Tanzania
• Evidence

• Dancygier (2010) looked at immigration to UK, Europe
• But refugee and immigrant flows by far between countries in the Global South, not to Europe/North America

What might be different about immigration in this context compared to immigration to places like UK, Canada?

Possible differences:

• immigration driven more by conflict/displacement?
• immigrants/refugees enter already ethnically diverse societies
  • weaker states, weaker national identity
• immigrants/refugees may have co-ethnics in the host country
• assistance from UN/humanitarian organizations?

Thinking about explanations for ethnic conflict we’ve discussed…

How might the influx of refugees across a border affect ethnic identification and ethnic politics?