La nueva odisea: La historia de la crisis europea de refugiados (Deusto)

The book vividly personalizes a massive issue, and I'm curious what motivated him to highlight these specific experiences over broader analysis.

The narrative made the crisis feel so immediate yet vast—did it evoke similar feelings of helplessness or hope in others?

The Middle East and Europe are both huge areas—what do you think led to the choices of specific locations or events to focus on?