DiNoBord goes public and art. In May, 6-19, we have the honor and the pleasure of exploring questions of borders, surveillance and AI at Röhsska Museum of Design in their new room Super Ö. The room is set ut to open up for interdisciplinary explorations of relevant societal questions with artistic practices and objects playing …
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After consistent fieldwork at the Norwegian-Swedish border, Bengt Andersen has summarized his analysis in an extensive report, entitled “Nordisk integrasjon: Grensekryssende kriminalitet vevd sammen med gatekriminalitet” (Nordic Integration: Interweaving border criminality with street criminality”. The report, which is publicly available here, focuses on the publicly debated issue of border-crossing criminality and combines the analysis of …
On November 21, DiNoBord co-hosted together with the Centre for Organisational and Employee Wellbeing (COEW) at Liverpool University a one-day symposium on borders and securitization. Prof. Elena Raviola from DiNoBord and prof. Damian O’Doherty from COEW invited speakers from top British and European universities, to discuss will explore the rise of organisational securitisation in response …
On November 21st, DiNoBord will organize a Symposium on Borders in Crisis together with the Centre for Organisational and Employee Wellbeing at the University of Liverpool. The Symposium will be chaired by Prof. Elena Raviola and Prof. Damian O’ Doherty and will see the intervention of esteemed international scholars: Prof. Louise Amoore, Prof. Mikkel Flyberbom, …
On September 30-October 1, the Nordic Border Committees met at their annual Border Regional Forum (Gränsregionalt Forum), helt in Trondheim, Norway. The Forum was organised in two days and gathered representatives from all 12 Nordic Regional Committees as well politicians from Norway and Sweden and members of the Nordic Council of Ministers and the Freedom …
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DiNoBord had its fifth biannual project meeting in Gothenburg on September 10th and discussed its progress and upcoming activities. We discussed the progress of our fieldwork and the plans for the years both in terms of field studies and collaborative writing projects. As updated in our publications and media pages, DiNoBord researchers have been engaged …
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During the summer 2024, DiNoBord went outside of the Nordics and discussed issues of surveillance and borders with interdisciplinary groups of scholars in Australia. Matilda Arvidsson, DiNoBord researcher and WASP-HS Associate Professor in the project AI, The Social Contract and Democracy, held a Visiting Research position at Deakin Law School, the Centre for Law as Protection, …
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