Law and b/order: From the self-defeating logics of border enforcement to the politics of sanctuary

Angelaki 24 (6):152-167 (2019)
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Insofar as border policing and wall construction symbolize the reassertion of nation-state sovereignty, the fact that they exacerbate the problems they seek to contain makes them complicit...

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