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In this panel discussion we will be joined by Maya Goodfellow, Tarsis Brito, Nousha Kabawat, and Luke de Noronha who will each draw on their areas of expertise to discuss the implications of borders in a changing world.

Borders are not just lines on a map marking geographical boundaries but are important for maintaining countries’ nationhood, identity, and security. Due to their importance, borders are also increasingly politicised to define who belongs and who does not, who is legally allowed to enter, and who has the right to own or live in a certain piece of land. Borders are connected to many of the debates of today and challenges of tomorrow, from the refugee crisis to decolonisation and global conflicts. So, how can we better understand how borders are connected to inequalities? Should we re-evaluate how we think about borders altogether? And what will the future of borders look like?

Speaker:
Dr Tarsis Brito
Dr Maya Goodfellow
Dr Luke de Noronha

Chair:
Professor Armine Ishkanian

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