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In 2019, BIG launched the Borders in Globalization Review. The journal provides an open-access forum for academic and artistic explorations of the changing logics of borders in the 21st century. Our interest is advancing high-quality and original works in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences that explore various aspects of borders in an increasingly globalized world. The journal is committed to double-blind peer review, public access, policy relevance, and cultural significance.
BIG_Review Vol. 1, No. 1 is now available online!
Table of Contents
Articles
Writings on the Wall: Textual Traces of Transit in the Aegean Borderscape
Ioanna Wagner Tsoni, Anja K. Franck 7-21
Bordering the Future? The ‘Male Gaze’ in the Blade Runner Films and Originating Novel
Kathleen Staudt 22-28
Mobile Youth and Belonging in the Gulf: A Study of Dubai
Sitwat Azhar Hashmi 29-42
Cross-Border Cooperation in the Carpathian Euroregion: Ukraine and the EU
Tatiana Shaban 43-53
Aztlán: From Mythos to Logos in the American Southwest
Toni Muñoz-Hunt 54-65
Borders and the Feasibility of Rebel Conflict
Lance Hadley 66-82
Making Precarious: The Construction of Precarity in Refugee and Migrant Discourse
Edwin Hodge 83-90
Artwork
Moving Atlas (artist portfolio)
Karen Yen 91-103
Borderlander (poem)
Amanda Merritt 104-105
vagabond wind | sans-papiers (poems)
Natasha Sardzoska 106-112
Hours of the Desert (poem)
Roxanne Lynne Doty 113-114
Essays
Some Consideration on the Aesthetics of the Geopolitical Wall
Elisa Ganivet 115-122
Understanding Aterritorial Borders through a BIG Reading of Agnew’s Globalization and Sovereignty
Michael J Carpenter 123-126
La « frontière » selon Paul de La Pradelle
Benjamin Perrier 127-132
Film Reviews
Sleep Dealer: Re-appropriating Migrant Labor Power (film review)
Daniela Johannes 133-134
The Border on TV: What’s so Fascinating about Crimes at the Border? (film review)
Martin Klatt 135-136
Book Reviews
Kashmir as a Borderland: The Politics of Space and Belonging across the Line of Control (book review)
Saleh Shahriar 137-138
Border Politics in a Global Era: Comparative Perspectives (book review)
Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly 139-140
