Stochastic citizenship
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Alessandra Von Burg is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Wake Forest University. She is affiliated faculty for American Ethnic Studies and Jewish Studies. Her research focuses on rhetorical theory, citizenship, mobility, noncitizens and nonplaces. She has published in Philosophy & Rhetoric, Advances in the History of Rhetoric, Quarterly Journal of Speech, and other national and international outlets. She is co-principal investigator for the Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows (BFTF) Summer Institute, a Department of State-funded summer program for international and American students; and the director and executive producer of the Where Are You From? Project. She is the co-founder of the Every Campus a Refuge (ECAR) chapter at Wake Forest University and the Incubator@WFU, residential programs for refugees and asylum seekers. Her latest article is "Citizenship Islands: The Ongoing Emergency in the Mediterranean Sea​" in Media and Communication.

Alessandra Von Burg, PhD
beaslea@wfu.edu
Department of Communication
Wake Forest University 
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