Borders - link-o-rama
A very long collection of links to articles on borders, and related. And: Stop the MinuteMen. Viva the Buenas Noches Brigade.
Giorgio Agamben, State of Exception
Giorgio Agamben, We Refugees
An Architektur, Exterritories and Camps
Etienne Balibar, At the Borders of Europe
Franco Barchiesi, Bodies Imprisoned by Law (Moulier-Boutang)
Franco Barchiesi, Citizenship as Movement (pdf file)
Black Star North, Capitalist Enclosures
Sergio Bologna, The Tribe of Moles
Arianna Bove & Erik Empson, The Dark Side of the Multitude
Break the logic of war! Desert! Open the borders!
Anthony Burke, The Perverse Perseverance of Sovereignty
George Caffentzis, From Capitalist Crisis to Proletarian Slavery
George Caffentzis, The Renaissance of Slavery
C. Crass, Gendered Immigrants + Racialized Populations
Massimo De Angelis, Enclosure and Integration
Massimo De Angelis, Capital’s Enclosures (pdf file)
Gilles Deleuze, On Human Rights
Peter d’Errico, American Indian Sovereignty
Stephen Frost, Migrants and Welfare in Australia
Michel Foucault, Of Other Spaces, Heterotopias
Michel Foucault, Truth and Judicial Forms
Gillian Fuller, Life in Transit Between Airport and Camp
Felix Guattari, Remaking Social Practices
Ben Hoh, We are All Barbarians
Fran Ilich + Luis Rosales, Borderhack 2000
Maria Jiménez, Militarisation of the US-Mexican Border
Jamie King, The ESF: Sovereign and Multitude
H. Kopp + F. Schneider, History of the Noborder Network
Harald Kuemmer, Bordercamping
Todd May, From Communal Difference to … (on Nancy)
Sandro Mezzadra, Citizenship in Motion
Sandro Mezzadra + Brett Neilson, Migration, Detention, Desertion
Yann Moulier-Boutang, The Art of Flight (Interviewer: S. Grelet)
The Myth of Illegality (De Fabel van de Illegal)
Neilson, Potenza Nuda? Sovereignty, Biopolitics, Capitalism (pdf)
Suvendrini Perera, What is a Camp?
Suvendrini Perera, A Line in the Sea (TAMPA)
Precarity and Migration
P. K. Rajaram + C. Grundy-Warr, Irregular Migrant as Homo Sacer
Gerald Raunig, Precarious Nomadism of the PublixTheatreCaravan
M. Ricciardi and F. Raimondi, Migrant Labour
Stuart Rosewarne, Globalisation of Labour
Douglas Rushkoff, Hacking the Borders
Penelope Saunders, Migration, Sex Work and Traffiicking
Florian Schneider, Knocking Holes in Fortress Europe
Shuddhabrata Sengupta, Walking Across - Flying Above
ThisTuesday, Global Migration Management
Paolo Virno, Between Disobedience + Exodus (Interv: F. Costa)
Paolo Virno, General Intellect, Exodus, Multitude
Wildcat, The New Germany (Rostock)
Adelino Zanini, Multitude
Others of mine are in the sidebar, specifically:
Enclosures + Movements | Human Rights | Visibility | Cognitariat
But most of them in a way.
And, some more links, on migration and autonomy, here.
The link to “Gilles Deleuze, On Human Rights” points to another article.
skensats [September 29, 2005 @ 8:24 pm]
Sorry about that. Fixed now.
s0metim3s [September 29, 2005 @ 10:25 pm]
A.,
Thanks very much for these links. Let me also just add that I appreciate your posts here very much. Lack of comments on my part is simply because I can readily foresee them becoming very long comments.
Amie [September 30, 2005 @ 2:17 am]
I’m glad you’re finding them of interest. They’re kind of an older set of links - I’ve had them on file for over a year or more - and there’s probably more that could be added.
And very long comments aren’t unknown on this blog. There are also a lot of lurkers, which is fine too, even if I wonder what they get out of reading. (Though, this post seems to have been distributed via an email list, and I’m curious as to which one.) Anyway, comment or not as you feel inclined to.
But if, otoh, you feel the inclination to jump in on the query about, say, Nancy, I’m sure it would be interesting, irrespective of length.
s0metim3s [September 30, 2005 @ 1:36 pm]