ABS-10 - Bordertextures: A cultural border studies approach to challenging the nation-state paradigm and implementing decoloniality

Coordinator: Laurie Trautman, Ph.D.
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Affiliation: Western Washington University

Moderator: Tobias Schank  , Saarland University / UniGR-Center for Border Studies

Parallaxing and Bordertexturing: Re-Imagining the Border as a Fractured Locus
Eva Nossem, Saarland University / UniGR-Center for Border Studies

(Un)welcomed and (Il)legal migrants: affective textures of border representations
Dr. Svitlana Kot, Saarland University, Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University

Bordertextures: a cultural border studies approach to challenging the nation-state paradigm and implementing decoloniality
Dr. Tobias Schank, Saarland University, Germany; UniGR Center for Border Studies
Prof. Dr. Astrid M. Fellner, Saarland University, Germany; UniGR Center for Border Studies
Dipl.-transl. Eva Nossem, Saarland University, Germany; UniGR Center for Border Studies
Dr. Svitlana Kot, Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University Mykolaiv, Ukraine; Saarland University, Germany; UniGR Center for Border Studies

(Re-)imagining Whoop-Up Country: Bordertexturing the Canada-U.S. Border
Dr. Astrid M. Fellner, Saarland University; UniGR-Center for Border Studies