Militarized Borders is a geopolitical construct characterized by the systematic deployment of military institutions, personnel, and surveillance technologies to enforce territorial boundaries, distinguishable from other border types by the institutionalized use of state violence and securitization logics to regulate mobility and assert sovereignty in postcolonial contexts.
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Foucault and Frontiers: Notes on the Birth of the Humanitarian Border
William Walters · 2010 · 277 citations
Amy Kaplan · American Quarterly · 2005 · 208 citations
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University of Amsterdam
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