CAMPS & BORDERS – Historical and comparative reflections from the Americas to North Africa

Description

This seminar offers critical scholarly insight into these unfolding dynamics, and asks: What can we learn by comparing the architecture of bordering and the lived experiences of migrants in the Mediterranean and North Africa with those in the Americas? How do current US immigration policies reflect and reshape broader global patterns of displacement and control? What new forms of sociality, visual narration, and political resistance take shape within the constructions of camps, controls, and crossings?

Period	20 Jun 2025
Event type	Seminar
Organisers	Danish Institute for International Studies, Aalborg University, Department of Politics and Society
Location	Copenhagen , DenmarkShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International