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We consider how borders are geographically, politically, and spatially constructed, and how they relate to the movement of certain bodies through migration or refugee displacement. We work with communities to plan, build, and respond to the issues that borders and border enforcement create, beyond even the physical presence of borders into broader contexts. Our faculty focus on such topics as migration, refugees, space and place, climate justice, binational and multinational relationships, and the US-Mexico border.
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