Research

PhD Info

Dissertation Topic: The Migration Security Nexus in South-South Population flows: Securitization of Haitian Migration in the Dominican Republic
Supervisors: Margaret Karns and Jeffrey Pugh
Program: Global Governance and Human Security
School: University of Massachusetts Boston
Country: United States
Research Gate Profile: Jean-Pierre Murray
Orcid Profile: Jean-Pierre Murray

Research/Publications

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

The UNODC and the Human Rights Approach to Human Trafficking: Explaining the Organizational (Mis)Fit (forthcoming in the Journal of International Organization Studies)

“The United Nations at Seventy-Five: Where Are the Women in the United Nations Now?” with Kirsten Haack and Margaret Karns Ethics & International Affairs, 34(3), (2020), 361-371.

"Beyond the ‘Women-and-children’ Bias in Human Trafficking: A Study of Haitian Migrants in the Dominican Republic.” Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration, 8(2), (2020), 132-150

"International Drug Interdiction: The Narcotisation of United States – Colombia Relations.” Caribbean Journal of International Relations & Diplomacy, 3(2), (2015), 59-91

Other Publications

“Haitian Migrants: The Hidden Faces of Human Trafficking in the Dominican Republic.” Wilson Center, New Security Beat, (June 8, 2020).

“El Escándalo Windrush: Herencia Colonial Se Tropieza con Control Inmigratorio del Siglo 21.” OBMICA 9(4), (2019), 4-5.

Works in Progresss

Haack, Kirsten; Karns, Margaret; Murray, Jean-Pierre “What Current Data Show Regarding the Push for Gender Equality within the United Nations.” (under review)

“International Organizations and Divergent Destinies on Hispaniola,” in Henry F. Carey and Karen Richman, eds. Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and the International Community: The Otherness Triangle. (under review)

“Caribbean International Relations,” in Henry F. Carey, ed. Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean. (forthcoming)

Carey, Henry F; Murray, Jean-Pierre “The Contemporary Caribbean: Trends and Perspectives,” in Henry F. Care, ed. Chapter in Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean. (forthcoming)