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Category Archives: balibar
Borders and Belonging: thoughts on racist internationalism
Yesterday, I read an excellent piece by Stuart Elden, Territory without Borders. Elden argues that the construction of territory–or space–precedes the construction of borders. In his words: It is the understanding of political space that is fundamental, and the idea … Continue reading →
Posted in balibar, feminism, identity, immigration, politics, race
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Tagged Balibar, Borders, Diaspora, Immigration, racism, Space, Stuart Elden, Territory, War on Terror
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Post-nationalistic Theology and Fictive Christian Ethnicity
There was recently a discussion at the Inhabitatio Dei blog about whether “postliberalism” was a defined and coherent school of thought. Instead of searching for the commonality within one stream (“postliberalism”), I am interested in looking at a trajectory which … Continue reading →