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Journal Article
Reinventing the Stranger: Walls all over the World, and How to Tear them Down
2017
Overview
Balibar reflects on the changes and what remains pending in the global regime of borders and passports. What has certainly not evolved is the proliferation of walls, their installation on the site of borders, which they fortify and redouble, but also displace, or fragment, in nearly every part of the world, East and West, North and South. It has juridical, political, moral, economic, and in fact anthropological dimensions, since it commands the articulation of residence and mobility for entire populations. It is overdetermined by questions of security and the development of a new wave of xenophobia, but also remarkable efforts of solidarity, which create a new cosmopolitanism.
