Subjects and Objects in Exile [electronic resource].

L'Internationale Online 2017

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The editorial board began discussing this e-publication in the aftermath of summer 2015. The decision to put together this fifth edition, titled “Subjects and Objects in Exile”, was prompted by the many tragic displacements, fates and deaths of those seeking asylum in Europe and elsewhere. These enforced mass exiles are the result of civil wars in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. The appalling and dehumanising management by European powers is having worrying economic, cultural, political and juridical implications. In this publication, we would like to address what has come to be called, not un-problematically we would argue, the European “refugee crisis”. We do so in the shadow of recent and ongoing terrorist attacks, rising nationalism and Britain’s imminent notification to leave the European Union.
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Biopolitics
Border Security
Territory, National
Political science
Refugees--Legal status, laws, etc.

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Christiane Berndes
Wayne Modest
Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung
Margareta von Oswald
Cristina Cámara Bello
Igor Španjol
Anders Kreuger
Antònia Maria Perelló
Dilek Winchester
Atıf Akın
Merve Bedir
Carlos Prieto del Campo
Denise Ferreira da Silva
Ela Meh
John Byrne
Đorđe Balmazović
November Paynter
Oliver Ressler
Adrian Lahoud
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Project Projects
Julie da Silva
Silke Koeck
Joost Grootens
Štefan Jan Lebar
Antoine Bertaudière
Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez