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Enze Han examines spatial politics of neo-imperial mobility control
Original: "The spatial politics of (neo-)imperial mobility control" by CWP alum Enze Han |
Enze Han, an alumnus of the Columbia-Harvard China and the World Program, has published a piece titled "The spatial politics of (neo-)imperial mobility control". The essay examines how states control the movement of people across borders, framing such controls through the lens of empire and neo-imperial power. The piece has been shared by the China and the World Program, drawing attention from scholars of international politics and migration.
Why now: Academic circles are discussing how mobility and border control reflect neo-imperial power dynamics, a timely topic in global migration politics.
Enze HanChina and the World ProgramColumbia UniversityHarvard University
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- "The spatial politics of (neo-)imperial mobility control" by CWP alum Enze Han | · Columbia-Harvard China and the World Program
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