Orhon Myadar
Associate Professor
Department of Geography
University of Arizona
As a political geographer, I study the geographical implications of politics at various scales. I am especially interested in questions of power, ideology, mobility, and identity within the context of shifting political landscapes. I study how borders of belonging or exclusion shift as political regimes change and how these fluid borders shape the everyday struggles of underserved and marginalized individuals and communities.
Email: orhon@arizona.edu
Downloadable Products
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Refugee Mobility and Wellbeing (PRESENTATION)
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Making a Home: Transportation Mobility and Well-Being Among Tucson Refugees (PRESENTATION)
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Belong: Geographies of Displacement, Refuge and Longing (PRESENTATION)
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To Support Refugee-Status Individuals and Families, Support the Formation of Strong Social Bonds: Policy Lessons for Refugee Resettlement Programs (PRESENTATION)
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Understanding Connections Between Mobility, Transportation, And Quality Of Life In Refugee Communities In Tucson, Arizona (FINAL_REPORT)