IJHR Mobility Review Peer-reviewed research on human rights and mobility

IJHR Mobility Review

Peer-reviewed research on human rights and mobility

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Court Debt on Wheels: The Research Case Against License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines
Policy Analysis

Court Debt on Wheels: The Research Case Against License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines

Suspending driver's licenses over unpaid fines and fees has become one of the most common civil penalties in American courts, despite limited evidence that it improves collections or road safety. This analysis synthesizes five peer-reviewed findings on the practice's economic and mobility consequences and the reform wave now moving through state legislatures.

Mapping the Unmapped: How Statistical Blind Spots Conceal Climate-Driven Displacement in American Counties
Research Methodology

Mapping the Unmapped: How Statistical Blind Spots Conceal Climate-Driven Displacement in American Counties

Internal displacement linked to climate stress is increasingly common in the United States, yet the county-level data infrastructure needed to document it remains patchy at best. This review examines the methodological gaps that render certain migration flows invisible and considers the human rights consequences of populations that official statistics never count.