Moral Geography of US/Mexico borderlands: space- and place-making at the edge of America #BORDERS
The creation and maintenance of a national border is an act of political geography. The building of a wall or […]
MASSACRES IN GAZA: NEVER AGAIN! Full Stop!
While operating in the Ivory tower of the Academia – in this instance referring to the extensive attention we have
Stuck at the Gates: Seminar on Migration, Biotechnologies and Limits of Regulation #EASA2014
Once you arrive in Tallinn for the EASA, you are already almost in Helsinki – so why not hop on
The Arab Spring: The Imaginary Borders of a ‘Revolution’
To continue our discussion on ‘borders’, Simone Maddanu offers an insight into the permanent liminal time-space in which migrants who
Globalisation and its BORDERS
Two particularly significant types of borders divide the global world. There are the national borders separating different countries, and then
A conversation with Heath Cabot on her new book on the Greek asylum crisis #BORDERS
Heath Cabot’s first monograph, entitled « On the Doorstep of Europe: Asylum and Citizenship in Greece », will come out with the
POLAR, Part 2 – #PublicationJihad!
Today Allegra’s #PublicationJihad continues our collaboration with POLAR: Political and Legal Anthropological Review with Part 2 of their list of publications to
What do SWISS MOUNTAINS, ARETHA FRANKLIN, and THE BOSPHORUS have to do with history and refugee studies?
When I introduce myself as an historian, I am usually met with any one of a number of different reactions.
Emerging South Sudan – Negotiating Statehood
Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle (Saale) / Germany September 23rd – 24th 2013, Organisers: Katrin Seidel, Timm Sureau