Frontières et domination - Migrations, capitalisme et nation

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Paperback, 402 pages

French language

Published by LUX CANADA.

ISBN:
978-2-89833-084-1
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5 stars (1 review)

examines a number of seemingly disparate geographies with shared logics of border formation—displacing, immobilizing, criminalizing, exploiting, and expelling migrants and refugees—to divide the international working class and consolidate imperial, racial-capitalist, state, ruling-class, and far-right nationalist rule.

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Listened to this while working in the lib. Genuinely so impressive to contain so much detail and analysis while having such an international and trans temporal scope. Like this is such a great primer on why borders are shit and also historically inconsistent and also all the myths you’re told are wrong. Strong.