Border Externalization and the Paradoxes of Humanitarianism

from Sawyer Bites · host Boston University Center on Forced Displacement

This talk is given by David Owen, a professor of social and political philosophy at the University of South Hampton. Check out the website for more information about the Sawyer Seminar Series and the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement: ⁠https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/ ⁠ This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.

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