The workshop ‘Borders’ brings together emerging and leading scholars looking at the proliferation of borders and bordering practices with tangible effects on people and societies, but also at claims to membership and practices of citizenship.
A series of public talks will address complex processes of bordering (spatial, temporal, and material), from an intersectional perspective. These will be open also to the general public. You can register your participation at individual sessions below under the programme.
29th of August
10:15 - Hierarchies of Citizenship: on law and global inequality
11:15 - Reproductive Injustice in Britain: Punishing Illegalised Migrant Women from the Global South and Separating families
- Monish Bhatia
15:15 - How long is long enough? Contesting and Negotiating Temporal Borders in Norway
30th of August
10:15 - Shifting Borders, Transforming Vulnerabilities? The Externalisation of EU Borders and the Juridification of Vulnerability
14:15 - Manufacturing Britain: Notes from a study of the border control chain
Registration form (Press link for online registration)
Deadline for registration: Tuesday 23rd of August.
Organisers
The event is supported by
- The RE:NEW University Consortium
- UiO: Nordic
- The University of Oxford