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-- Fanning is a well-regarded senior scholar of migration and social policy at University College Dublin. He is an adept, eloquent, and engaging public intellectual on these topics in media outlets in Ireland and the U.K. (Twitter account: @BryanFanning). -- The topic is important on a global scale and has perpetual relevance. This is particularly the case as the Republic of Ireland navigates the post-Brexit future with Northern Ireland. -- The work adds to the list building goals in that it is a very clearly written account by an expert who is hoping to welcome both scholars and general readers into a conversation of vital importance. -- The main audience will be scholars of Ireland and scholars of immigration and refugee studies.