Borders and Justice
The Oxford Migration Studies Society, the Migration and Mobility Network, Border Criminologies, and Routed Magazine are hosting the Oxford Migration Conference 2021.
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Following last year's OMC, the 2021 Conference has adopted a digital format, with a series of publications that will be available on this site from 8 May, and a week of live virtual panels that will take place from 10 to 15 May.
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We invite academics, researchers, activists, artists, practitioners, and other stakeholders to join this conversation on the moral foundations of borders, notions of exclusion and inclusion, mechanisms of border control and forms of resistance, in a collective and collaborative attempt to challenge the current border regime(s) and imagine future realities.
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Register for the Zoom panels at https://oxfordmigrationconference2021.eventbrite.co.uk.
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[Download the 2021 Conference poster here]
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Border histories, (im)moral foundations
Detention, encampment and deportation
Border discrimination
Bordering, borderlines and border diffusion
Border technologies
Criminalisation and crimmigration
COVID-19 and borders
Current resistance & future alternatives