Kenneth D Madsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 905841 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kenneth D Madsen |
| NOMBRES | Kenneth D |
| APELLIDO | Madsen |
| FIRMA | MADSEN K D |
| AFILIACIONES | The Ohio State University Newark |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9025-405X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Felicity Amaya Schaeffer, Unsettled Borders
Unsettled Borders: The Militarized Science of Surveillance on Sacred Indigenous Land. 2020. By Felicity Amaya Schaeffer. Durham: Duke University Press. 207pp. $102.95 (hardback), $26.95 (paperback)
Indigenous sovereignty and Tohono O’odham efforts to impact U.S.-Mexico border security
As national demands for security came to override the concerns of border communities more decisively in recent decades, local input in areas such as land use, the environment, and civil rights has been concomitantly diminished. Under the George W. Bush Administration in the U.S. this trend culminated in congressional authorization for and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) execution of legal waivers to push through the construction of new bord…
Institutionalising the Exception
To expedite the construction of barriers along the border with Mexico, U.S. Secretaries of Homeland Security have waived an extensive array of laws since 2005 when authority for such actions was first delegated to that position as part of the REAL ID Act. This paper contextualises the political origins of what is referred to as Section 102(c) waiver authority, shows how these waivers are used to dramatically expand border barrier construction, an…
Terminus Unleashed
Terminus is the ancient Roman god of borders and protector of boundary stones. This paper connects the era in which this figure initially played an important role with the present way in which borders are understood. Neoliberalism has resulted in a tightening of border controls, especially by the more affluent countries of the world, and recent populist political trends draw heavily on promises of border security that are in keeping with Terminus…
Robert Frost's ambivalence
Research dissonance
Graffiti, Art, and Advertising
Physical barriers are an increasingly popular political mechanism for central government control over the flows of goods and people at borders. This medium also, however, serves as a canvas for unsanctioned expressions of belonging. Just as graffiti and art are deployed in the urban landscape as unconventional means of claiming space, they are utilised on international border barriers to contest prevalent political winds and re-claim local and al…
The Alignment of Local Borders
Even as diverse bordering processes have proliferated well beyond the edges of contemporary states, local understandings of international borders have aligned with national expectations. Historically borderland residents were often granted leeway in their cross-border activities and this provided an initial acceptance of the concept of national borders that continued even as boundaries became more rigid. Among the indigenous Tohono O'odham varyin…
Continuity and Distinction in Land Cover Across a Rural Stretch of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Barriers of the US Mexico border as landscapes of domestic political compromise
Indigenous Research, Publishing, and Intellectual Property
As Kuhn writes, our paradigms are not all the same. When a Native person and an academic refer to that period of Indian history known as allotment or assimilation or urban relocation, for example, they not only discuss it from different perspectives, but also talk about it from fundamentally different worldviews. Even after years of formal learning, field research, and obtaining a terminal degree, I remain a student of the Arizona-Sonora border r…
Local Impacts of the Balloon Effect of Border Law Enforcement
While discussion of borders in the post-9/11 world invokes images of national security lapses and in early 2006 the economic and social challenges of undocumented workers was again making headlines in the United States, residents of rural border regions face a more immediate set of troubles. Their issues are byproducts of past national debates and the resulting increase in law enforcement efforts in urban locations which have converged crossing p…
Dry Place
Key Words: bordersidentitiesnarrativesnation-building Additional informationNotes on contributorsKenneth D. MadsenReviewed by
Migration, identity, and belonging
In this contribution we focus on cross-border migration and how it is related to processes of identity formation. We conceive cross-border migration as a movement across the borders of (nation-)states, regardless whether it occurs long-distance or nearby. It differs from commuting in the sense that the people concerned settle in a place, an
Writing for Nongeographers
Recent presidents of the Association of American Geographers have made it clear that as a discipline we need to do more to reach outside the confines of academia. Since 1985, the J. B. Jackson Award has recognized individuals whose books provide examples of how to share professional geographical knowledge with the educated lay public. Through correspondence with these individuals, recommendations for improving geographers' outreach are presented
Migration, identity, and belonging
In this contribution we focus on cross-border migration and how it is related to processes of identity formation. We conceive cross-border migration as a movement across the borders of (nation-)states, regardless whether it occurs long-distance or nearby. It differs from commuting in the sense that the people concerned settle in a place, an
The Alignment of Local Borders
Even as diverse bordering processes have proliferated well beyond the edges of contemporary states, local understandings of international borders have aligned with national expectations. Historically borderland residents were often granted leeway in their cross-border activities and this provided an initial acceptance of the concept of national borders that continued even as boundaries became more rigid. Among the indigenous Tohono O'odham varyin…
Barriers of the US Mexico border as landscapes of domestic political compromise
Graffiti, Art, and Advertising
Physical barriers are an increasingly popular political mechanism for central government control over the flows of goods and people at borders. This medium also, however, serves as a canvas for unsanctioned expressions of belonging. Just as graffiti and art are deployed in the urban landscape as unconventional means of claiming space, they are utilised on international border barriers to contest prevalent political winds and re-claim local and al…
Local Impacts of the Balloon Effect of Border Law Enforcement
While discussion of borders in the post-9/11 world invokes images of national security lapses and in early 2006 the economic and social challenges of undocumented workers was again making headlines in the United States, residents of rural border regions face a more immediate set of troubles. Their issues are byproducts of past national debates and the resulting increase in law enforcement efforts in urban locations which have converged crossing p…
Indigenous sovereignty and Tohono O’odham efforts to impact U.S.-Mexico border security
As national demands for security came to override the concerns of border communities more decisively in recent decades, local input in areas such as land use, the environment, and civil rights has been concomitantly diminished. Under the George W. Bush Administration in the U.S. this trend culminated in congressional authorization for and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) execution of legal waivers to push through the construction of new bord…
Institutionalising the Exception
To expedite the construction of barriers along the border with Mexico, U.S. Secretaries of Homeland Security have waived an extensive array of laws since 2005 when authority for such actions was first delegated to that position as part of the REAL ID Act. This paper contextualises the political origins of what is referred to as Section 102(c) waiver authority, shows how these waivers are used to dramatically expand border barrier construction, an…
Research dissonance
Writing for Nongeographers
Recent presidents of the Association of American Geographers have made it clear that as a discipline we need to do more to reach outside the confines of academia. Since 1985, the J. B. Jackson Award has recognized individuals whose books provide examples of how to share professional geographical knowledge with the educated lay public. Through correspondence with these individuals, recommendations for improving geographers' outreach are presented
Writing for Nongeographers
Recent presidents of the Association of American Geographers have made it clear that as a discipline we need to do more to reach outside the confines of academia. Since 1985, the J. B. Jackson Award has recognized individuals whose books provide examples of how to share professional geographical knowledge with the educated lay public. Through correspondence with these individuals, recommendations for improving geographers' outreach are presented
Migration, identity, and belonging
In this contribution we focus on cross-border migration and how it is related to processes of identity formation. We conceive cross-border migration as a movement across the borders of (nation-)states, regardless whether it occurs long-distance or nearby. It differs from commuting in the sense that the people concerned settle in a place, an
Dry Place
Key Words: bordersidentitiesnarrativesnation-building Additional informationNotes on contributorsKenneth D. MadsenReviewed by
Local Impacts of the Balloon Effect of Border Law Enforcement
While discussion of borders in the post-9/11 world invokes images of national security lapses and in early 2006 the economic and social challenges of undocumented workers was again making headlines in the United States, residents of rural border regions face a more immediate set of troubles. Their issues are byproducts of past national debates and the resulting increase in law enforcement efforts in urban locations which have converged crossing p…
Indigenous Research, Publishing, and Intellectual Property
As Kuhn writes, our paradigms are not all the same. When a Native person and an academic refer to that period of Indian history known as allotment or assimilation or urban relocation, for example, they not only discuss it from different perspectives, but also talk about it from fundamentally different worldviews. Even after years of formal learning, field research, and obtaining a terminal degree, I remain a student of the Arizona-Sonora border r…
Continuity and Distinction in Land Cover Across a Rural Stretch of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Barriers of the US Mexico border as landscapes of domestic political compromise
The Alignment of Local Borders
Even as diverse bordering processes have proliferated well beyond the edges of contemporary states, local understandings of international borders have aligned with national expectations. Historically borderland residents were often granted leeway in their cross-border activities and this provided an initial acceptance of the concept of national borders that continued even as boundaries became more rigid. Among the indigenous Tohono O'odham varyin…
Research dissonance
Graffiti, Art, and Advertising
Physical barriers are an increasingly popular political mechanism for central government control over the flows of goods and people at borders. This medium also, however, serves as a canvas for unsanctioned expressions of belonging. Just as graffiti and art are deployed in the urban landscape as unconventional means of claiming space, they are utilised on international border barriers to contest prevalent political winds and re-claim local and al…
Robert Frost's ambivalence
Terminus Unleashed
Terminus is the ancient Roman god of borders and protector of boundary stones. This paper connects the era in which this figure initially played an important role with the present way in which borders are understood. Neoliberalism has resulted in a tightening of border controls, especially by the more affluent countries of the world, and recent populist political trends draw heavily on promises of border security that are in keeping with Terminus…
Felicity Amaya Schaeffer, Unsettled Borders
Unsettled Borders: The Militarized Science of Surveillance on Sacred Indigenous Land. 2020. By Felicity Amaya Schaeffer. Durham: Duke University Press. 207pp. $102.95 (hardback), $26.95 (paperback)
Indigenous sovereignty and Tohono O’odham efforts to impact U.S.-Mexico border security
As national demands for security came to override the concerns of border communities more decisively in recent decades, local input in areas such as land use, the environment, and civil rights has been concomitantly diminished. Under the George W. Bush Administration in the U.S. this trend culminated in congressional authorization for and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) execution of legal waivers to push through the construction of new bord…
Institutionalising the Exception
To expedite the construction of barriers along the border with Mexico, U.S. Secretaries of Homeland Security have waived an extensive array of laws since 2005 when authority for such actions was first delegated to that position as part of the REAL ID Act. This paper contextualises the political origins of what is referred to as Section 102(c) waiver authority, shows how these waivers are used to dramatically expand border barrier construction, an…
Political science (12 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Politics (9 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (6 obras) · Economic geography (5 obras) · Indigenous (5 obras)