In this episode we listen to a talk given by Noelle Brigden, an associate director of Political Science at Marquette University. 
 
Check out the website for more information about the Sawyer Seminar Series and the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement: <a href="https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/">⁠https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/ ⁠</a>
 
This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.

In this episode we listen to a talk given by Noelle Brigden, an associate director of Political Science at Marquette University. 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.

In this episode we listen to a talk given by Noelle Brigden, an associate director of Political Science at Marquette University. 
 
Check out the website for more information about the Sawyer Seminar Series and the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/" rel="noopener noreferrer">⁠https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/&nbsp;⁠</a>
 
This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.&nbsp;

Bordered Journeys

The Sawyer Seminar Series, hosted by Boston University's Center on Forced Displacement, is designed as a comparison between US and EU policies to acknowledge both the exceptional character of the US and EU’s influence and the similarities in their border externalization regimes. By engaging ethics, history, and culture, alongside international relations, technology studies, and public health, we hope that our Seminar will suggest a better path forward. 

This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.

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The Sawyer Seminar Series, hosted by Boston University's Center on Forced Displacement, is designed as a comparison between US and EU policies to acknowledge both the exceptional character of the US and EU’s influence and the similarities in their border externalization regimes. By engaging ethics, history, and culture, alongside international relations, technology studies, and public health, we hope that our Seminar will suggest a better path forward. This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.

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