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Borders, States, Freedom and Justice
Arena Magazine 66:25-31 (2003)
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What are borders? For many in the movement opposing mandatory detention they are simply expressions of the state. Yes this position cannot give us a coherent and critical politics. Rethinking borders is essential to the project of a genuinely democratic society.Author's Profile
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