2006-06-01
Border/control
Publication
Publication
Journal of Asian and African Studies , Volume 41 - Issue 3 p. 187- 203
How might we historicize the idea of border control? If state borders can be understood as institutional sites of governance, what forms of governance do they enact? This article asks what insights Foucauldian political sociology might offer these questions. Drawing on Deleuze's analytic of 'control', the article seeks to bring new meaning to the idea of border control. Understanding control as a particular technology of power, special attention to the changing topography of border control as well as the changing subjectivities presupposed by this form of power is paid. Copyright
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| Borders, Control, Deleuze, Discipline, Foucault | |
| doi.org/10.1177/1368431006063332 | |
| Journal of Asian and African Studies | |
| Organisation | Department of Sociology and Anthropology |
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Walters, W. (2006). Border/control. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Vol. 41, pp. 187–203). doi:10.1177/1368431006063332
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