Benjamin Morris Boeken

The biography explores Hattiesburg, Mississippi, from its origins with Native American tribes to its development as a hub of education and commerce. Readers will engage in the experiences of early settlers, lumbermen, and soldiers at Camp Shelby during WWII, as well as participate in the civil rights movement of 1964. Benjamin Morris, a Hattiesburg native, provides a compelling narrative that highlights the city's rich history, showcasing its transformation through significant events and cultural shifts from prehistory to modern times.

The publication summarizes key findings of a series of events dedicated to forced migration organized by UNU-EHS. It aims to identify crucial issues on the subject to put together a research agenda in the field of environmental migration.