Romm Lewkowicz
Phd Candidate, Anthropology
My research and teaching draw on political theory, critical legal studies, and ethnographic methodologies to reevaluate the history and experience of forced migration, asylum regulation, and post-war European integration. My dissertation “Documenting the Undocumented” is an ethnography of refugee biometric surveillance in the EU.
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Contact
+1-212-817-8005 · [email protected]
Positions
Academic Interests
Migration regulation; Asylum; Bureaucracy; Lived Biometrics; Surveillance; STS; Anthropology of Law; Political Theory; Postwar Europe; The Mediterranean; Decolonization; Queer theory;
Education
M.Phil. Anthropology, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, June 2017
M.Sc. Anthropology, University College London (UCL), First Class honors with Distinction, September 2011
B.A. Dual Major: European History and The Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities Program, Tel Aviv University, Summa Cum Laude, May 2010