The Uprooted: Refugees and The United States Format:Paperback award-winning author of The Serpent

award-winning author of The Serpent King

now in paperback for the first time

All that changes when Riley's former co-worker Tabitha finds her soon-to-be father-in-law dead on the floor of his office

Soderberg and Katulis make one of the most controversial arguments that foreign policy circles have seen in years: no more putting all our eggs in the basket of promoting democracy or market reforms

New York Post

The Uprooted: Refugees and The United States Format:Paperback award-winning author of The SerpentAn important curriculum: learning about our country's refugees Despite the United States' historic role as "Mother of Exiles," most American cannot distinguish between a refugee and an immigrant. At a time when powerful voices are questioning the nation's ability and obligation to accommodate those who have come to the U. S. (between 1975 and 1992 more than 1. 7 million refugees were resettled in the United States), this legal and moral distinction