antiAtlas of Borders

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The antiAtlas of 21st Century Borders offers an innovative perspective on the transformations of the State control systems at land, sea, air and virtual borders. This series of events is the outcome of a unique interdisciplinary research program that has involved researchers (social and hard scientists), artists (web artists, tactical geographers, hackers, filmmakers, etc.) and professionals (customs, industry, military) since 2011. Having combined science, art and technology, the antiAtlas goes beyond cartography and challenges existing barriers between fields of knowledge and practice.

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Ruben Hernandez-Léon_The Migration industry : Charting the relations of facilitators, control and rescue actors in International Migration

10 years ago • 2202 Views

Noel Sharkey (Sheffield University, UK) “Les empêcher de passer et les empêcher de sortir: la frontière robot”

10 years ago • 2723 Views

Nick Mai (LAMES, AMU/CNRS, France, London Metropolitan University, UK) “ ‘Assembling Samira/En assemblant Samira’ : une installation art-science de l’AntiAtlas sur l’incorporation des frontières humanitaires”

10 years ago • 2237 Views

Federica Infantino (FNRS/Université Libre de Bruxelles (Cevipol), Sciences Po Paris (CEE)): "Bordering at the nonstate window. The effects of public/private cooperation on the Schengen visa policy implementation"

10 years ago • 2937 Views

Fabien Fischer, Lauriane Houbey, Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary et Sarah Mekdjian (PACTE, France) : "Cartographies traverses/crossing maps"

10 years ago • 2282 Views

Olivier Clochard (MIGRINTER, CNRS, MIGEUROP, France) et Laurence Pillant (TELEMME, AMU/CNRS, France) : "Connected camps. Les lieux d'enfermement en Europe et au-delà"

10 years ago • 2197 Views

antiAtlas of Borders

Ruben Hernandez-Léon_The Migration industry : Charting the relations of facilitators, control and rescue actors in International Migration

Noel Sharkey (Sheffield University, UK) “Les empêcher de passer et les empêcher de sortir: la frontière robot”

Nick Mai (LAMES, AMU/CNRS, France, London Metropolitan University, UK) “ ‘Assembling Samira/En assemblant Samira’ : une installation art-science de l’AntiAtlas sur l’incorporation des frontières humanitaires”

Thomas Cantens (WCO, Brussels, EHESS, Marseille) : "Le temps et l'argent de la frontière. The border's time and money"

Jean Cristofol (ESAA, France) : "Distance et proximité dans un espace multidimensionnel"

Joana Moll (Media Artist, Spain) : "Move and Get Shot. Surveillance through social networks along the US-MX border"

Federica Infantino (FNRS/Université Libre de Bruxelles (Cevipol), Sciences Po Paris (CEE)): "Bordering at the nonstate window. The effects of public/private cooperation on the Schengen visa policy implementation"

Fabien Fischer, Lauriane Houbey, Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary et Sarah Mekdjian (PACTE, France) : "Cartographies traverses/crossing maps"

Olivier Clochard (MIGRINTER, CNRS, MIGEUROP, France) et Laurence Pillant (TELEMME, AMU/CNRS, France) : "Connected camps. Les lieux d'enfermement en Europe et au-delà"

Mariya Polner (WCO, Brussels) : "Border Control Technologies: general trends & patterns of development"

Stéphane Rosière (Université de Reims, France) : "Which (de)materialization for international borders?"

Didier Danet (Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan, France) : "45.000$ le clandestin: une frontière réellement intelligente?"

Andrea Rea (ULB-GERME, Belgium): "Controlling the Undesirable at the border-network"

Amaël Cattaruzza (CREC Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan, France): “Mur ou réseau : le contrôle des frontières en question”

Fiction de Frontières : Dispositifs Fictionnels et Virtuels/ Border Fictions: Virtual and Fictional Mechanisms

Le temps et l’argent en frontière / Time and Money at Borders

Des contrôles déterritorialisés

Du formel à l’informel : la continuité du système de contrôle migratoire à la frontière gréco-turque

New Perspectives on the Customs Supply Chain Security Paradigm

Fiction de Frontières : Dispositifs Fictionnels et Virtuels/ Border Fictions: Virtual and Fictional Mechanisms