2002 | Datacide

REFUGEE SUBJECTIVITY – ‘Bare life’ and the Geographical Division of Labour

January 3, 2009April 12, 2022 Matthew Hyland 1 Comment 2002, Agamben, Media, politics, refugee, Surveillance, Technology, Theory

In the border country They’ve done it all We kept watch As they smashed the wall Swell Maps, “Border Country”

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