This review exploits the crucial role of computational methods in discovering and optimizing
materials for redox flow batteries (RFBs). Integration of high‐throughput computational …

Asylum has historically been a refuge for the persecuted. However, it now faces a
fundamental antagonism between asylum and law, which often overlooks the rights of …

Advances in peer-to-peer sharing, made popular by platforms like Airbnb, have altered
previous conceptualizations of the lodging hospitality product. This study performs semantic …

A handful of Canadian church congregations provide sanctuary to failed asylum seekers.
Many also participate in resettling refugees through a government program called private …

This article provides a historical perspective to understand better whether hospitality persists
as a measure of society across contexts. Focusing on Homer and later Tragedians, it charts …

Metaphors move—and displace—people. This paper starts from this premise, focusing on
how elites have deployed metaphors of water and waste to form a rhetorical consensus …

To move towards an understanding of displacement from within, and the forms of its
overcoming, the following chapter brings into dialogue the ancient experience of wandering …

Some dominant traditions in Refugee Studies have stressed the barrier which state
citizenship presents to the displaced. Some have condemned citizenship altogether as a …

Interventions by states, civil society organizations, and individual citizens to support asylum
seekers are often seen and justified as acts of rescue. The rescue frame suggests that any …

In 167/6 BCE, the Roman senate granted a request from Athens to control the island of
Delos. Subsequently, the Delians inhabiting the island were mandated to leave and an …