Against Borders: The Case for Abolition
by Luke De Noronha, Gracie Mae Bradley
Against Borders: The Case for Abolition examines the idea of abolishing borders and invites readers to reconsider the political and social significance of boundaries. Luke De Noronha and Gracie Mae Bradley offer a focused contribution to discussions of movement, belonging, exclusion, and justice.
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Against Borders: The Case for Abolition presents an argument centered on the abolition of borders.
The book examines borders as a political and social issue, encouraging readers to question their role in organizing movement, belonging, and exclusion.
Written by Luke De Noronha and Gracie Mae Bradley, this work is suited to readers interested in political debate, social justice, and critical perspectives on borders.
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