Letter of Introduction
Abstract
It’s time for the new BIG_Review, presenting a special issue on border temporalities! Of course, space is well-trodden territory in border studies. But bordering happens in time as well. What are the tempos of life in borderlands? What are the marks and traces of borders across time? What is the enduring significance of human movement and exile throughout history? This innovative collection answers these questions from multiple academic and artistic perspectives.
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Published
2024-12-19
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Carpenter, Michael J. 2024. “Letter of Introduction”. Borders in Globalization Review 6 (1). Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 6. https://doi.org/10.18357/bigr61202422222.
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