
Jason De León
@jason_p_deleon
Anthropologist, Director of @UCLACotsen, @UMP_LosAngeles, 2017 MacArthur Fellow. 2024 National Book Award winner. For speaking please contact @prhspeakers
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https://sites.prh.com/soldiersandkings 08-02-2011 19:53:04
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Thanks Joseph Nevins for a very thoughtful review of our book and the latest from Jason De León. nacla.org/complicating-h…

I spoke with folks at my favorite LA bookstore Village Well a few weeks ago about Soldiers and Kings, writing, and some of my favorite authors. youtu.be/_iVXB7xRr34?si…


What a honor to speak with National Book Foundation winner Jason De León! He's such a talented storyteller that he got Pete, a diehard Sacramento Kings fan, to convert to a Robert Horry fan, as heard in this Episode 270 clip. LISTEN: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi…

Researcher to cover migration and human smuggling in upcoming talk santafenewmexican.com/news/local_new… via Santa Fe New Mexican


In his new book “Soldiers and Kings,” Jason De León tries to understand the human smugglers who operate at the US-Mexico Border—a group of people who tend to be demonized or ignored, because they fall outside the category of the “good” immigrant. buff.ly/aNaoyav

This Friday on Latino USA: Migrants often hire human smugglers —coyotes or polleros— to navigate treacherous routes to the U.S. But how do these smugglers get into the business? Anthropologist and author Jason De León breaks it down. Don't miss it on your feeds 🎧

#NowPlaying a new Latino USA podcast 🎧 In his latest award-winning book, anthropologist Jason De León unveils the world of human smuggling, introducing the people behind the industry and examines the factors that fuel the business. LISTEN HERE ➡️ bit.ly/lusahuman


On set with us now, Jason De León, author of “Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling.” Tucson Festival of Books


Anthropologist Jason De León is the author of "Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling," which won the 2024 National Book Award for Nonfiction! 📘🏆 A 2017 MacArthur Foundation Fellow, he is professor of Anthropology and Chicana/o Studies and


