Thinking the Limits of Political Space. ENACT Consortium; 2009. Abstract
Thinking the Limits of Political Space
This document has been produced in the context of the ENACT (Enacting European Citizenship) Project. The Research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under the grant agreement no 217504.
Locating political space through time : asylum and excision in Australia. In: Rajaram PK, Grundy-Warr C, editors. Borderscapes : hidden geographies and politics at territory's edge. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press; 2008. p. 263-82.
Benevolence and Humiliation : Thinking Migrants, Integration, and Security in Europe. In: Gilbert H, Tiffin C, editors. Burden or benefit? : imperial benevolence and its legacies. Bloomington: Indiana University Press; 2008.
Introduction. In: Rajaram PK, editor. Borderscapes : hidden geographies and politics at territory's edge. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press; 2008. ix-x1.
On the Material Foundations of Civilizational Thinking. Geopolitics. 2008;13(4):745-8.
The limits of decolonisation : the United Nations, the state and the persistence of colonialism at the margins (German). Internationalismen : Transformation weltweiter Ungleichheit im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. 2008.
Borderscapes : hidden geographies and politics at territory's edge. Rajaram PK, Grundy-Warr C, editors. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press; 2007.
Dystopic Geographies of Empire. Alternatives : Global, Local, Political. 2006;31(4):475-506.
Introduction : Geography and the Reconceptualization of Politics. Alternatives : Global, Local, Political. 2006;31(4):367-76. Abstract
Introduction : Geography and the Reconceptualization of Politics
Special issue title: Geography and the Reconceptualization of Politics: Spaces, Times and Scales of ‘the Political
Preliminary Report : Protection or Control : Global Migration Policies and Human Rights. In: Fort B, editor. International migrations and human rights : proceedings of the 6th informal ASEM Seminar on Human rights series. Singapore: Asia-Europe Foundation; 2005. p. 71-109.
Final report. In: Ford B, editor. International migrations and human rights : proceedings of the 6th informal ASEM Seminar on Human rights series. Singapore: Asia-Europe Foundation; 2005. p. 41-70.
The Possibility of Dissent Under Extreme Hegemony. In: The annual meeting of the International Studies Association 2004. Singapore: National University of Singapore; 2004. Abstract
The Possibility of Dissent Under Extreme Hegemony
This article was presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Association, Le Centre Sheraton Hotel, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Mar 17, 2004
Being Ambivalent. Borderlands. 2004;3(3).
Disruptive writing and a critique of territoriality. Review of International Studies. 2004;30(2):201-28.
The Irregular Migrant as Homo Sacer : Migration and Detention in Australia, Malaysia, and Thailand. International Migration. 2004;42(1):33-64.
Book review.; 2004. Abstract
Book review
This article reviews the book The Geopolitics of South Asia: From EarlyEmpires to the Nuclear Age by Graham P.Chapman.
“Making Place” : The “Pacific Solution” and Australian Emplacement in the Pacific and on Refugee Bodies. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography. 2003;24(3):290-306. Abstract
“Making Place” : The “Pacific Solution” and Australian Emplacement in the Pacific and on Refugee Bodies
Special issue title: Geography and Post-colonialism
The Spectacle of Detention : Theatre, Poetry and Imagery in the Contest over Identity, Security and Responsibility in Contemporary Australia. Singapore: National University of Singapore; 2003.
Theodor Adorno's Aesthetic Understanding : An Ethical Method for IR? Alternatives : Global, Local, Political. 2002;27(3):351-72.
Humanitarianism and Representations of the Refugee. Journal of Refugee Studies. 2002;15(3):247-64.
Exile and desire : Refugees, Aesthetics and the Territorial Borders of International Relations. United Kingdom: London School of Economics; 2002.