Paneldiscussie: Back to Borders, Utrecht - Main contents
| date | May 21, 2016 |
|---|---|
| city | Utrecht |
| location | Hacking Habitat, Wolvenplein 27, 3512CK  |
| attending | A. (Bram) van Ojik i, A. (Alman) Metten i, M.H.A. (Tineke) Strik i, K.M. (Kathalijne) Buitenweg i, D.L. (Dick) Pels i, B. (Bas) Eickhout i, E.R. (Ewald) Engelen, S.P. (Simon) Otjes i et al. |
| organisation | Bureau de Helling |
What do borders mean in today’s Europe?
Be it the harrowing images of refugees risking their lives to scale barbed wire fences, or the policing of public spaces in the name of security measures, these dividing lines have a very real impact on the lives of human beings.
Whereas once walls and barriers appeared to be crumbling on the continent, it seems today that the space around us is increasingly being carved up, sometimes very starkly with the return of border controls, other times almost imperceptibly with the creeping entrenchment of cleavages in identity. What does this trend tell us about the Europe we inhabit today? Are new battle lines being drawn?
Spreker(s):
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-Erica Meijers
Datum:
za 21 mei 2016
Tijd:
17:00
Locatie:
Hacking Habitat, Wolvenplein 27, 3512CK Utrecht
Aanmelden:
De Europese, Simon Otjes, Yolande Janssen, Erica Meijers, Hacking Habitat, Bureau de Helling, Kathalijne Buitenweg