Everyday interactions between people and the state makes South Asian borders a critical site of study not only for its diversity but also for the insight it offers.
The exit of the UK from the EU will strengthen the resolve of the country to combat terrorism not only within its borders but within the European community as a whole.
The migratory landscape and political responses to movement of people offer ground for reflection on our liberal polities and our responsibility toward strangers.
Questions around the interactions and practices of living beings to produce international outcomes open up in IR around the politics of life after anthropocentrism.
Fugitivity might indeed function as a figure of thought that enables us to better appreciate fugitive practices of survival and resistance in the face of social death.
An engaging book that doesn’t retreat into narrow theoretical discussions, and whose engaging narrative is enriched with fieldwork observations and real-life stories.
Professor Hammer addresses Islamic studies, theology, feminism, gender violence, queer theory and how these areas relate to borders, borderlands and border thinking.
Indigenous knowledges are a vital pillar of the North American imaginary, yet highlight the processes of exclusion making them invisible to literature.
Brexit has the potential to bring Ukraine and the UK closer than they have ever been before, vis-à-vis the EU.
New immigrant communities will also show that they generate economic growth and innovation and that they constitute the future of America’s greatness, not a threat to it.
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