Michael J Carpenter

Biographic Data

ID6960749
NAMEMichael J Carpenter
GIVEN NAMESMichael J
FAMILY NAMECarpenter
SIGNATURECARPENTER M J
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Victoria
ORCID0000-0003-0376-2855
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR14
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessEmmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel Brunet‐jailly et al.ARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2026

    Dear Readers, Our much-anticipated 7.1 issue of Borders in Globalization Review is here, with new research into European border narratives, artwork on the historical displacement of the Sámi people, and more! As always, our content is free, published open access, with print editions available and distributed at cost by the University of Victoria’s Bookstore. BIG_Review is produced on the unceded Indigenous lands of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Peopl…

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J Carpenter, Emmanuel Brunet‐jaillyARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2024

    A brief introduction to the new issue, from the editors

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2024

    It’s time for the new BIG_Review, presenting a special issue on border temporalities! Of course, space is well-trodden territory in border studies. But bordering happens in time as well. What are the tempos of life in borderlands? What are the marks and traces of borders across time? What is the enduring significance of human movement and exile throughout history? This innovative collection answers these questions from multiple academic and artis…

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J Carpenter, Jeff Ganohalidoh Corntassel et al.ARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2024

    This letter from the editors introduces the new issue and its special sections and portfolio

  • Cultural narrative, crisis, and contention in Iceland's bid to join the European Union, 2009–2015

    Open AccessHelga Kristín Hallgrímsdóttir, Michael J Carpenter et al.ARTICLEFrontiers in Political Science2024References: 35

    In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, Iceland launched a bid to join the European Union. Joining the EU was presented domestically as a key to economic recovery and as a preventative measure against future economic distress. The bid itself was framed within a rapidly shifting political landscape, set against a backdrop of spreading economic malaise across Europe, accompanied by economic bailout plans and austerity measures. Several asp…

  • Borders and Migration

    Geneviève Tellier, Michael J Carpenter et al.EDITORBOOKBorders and Migration2023

  • Movements of Freedom in Stierl’s Migrant Resistance

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2023

    A book review of Maurice Stierl's Migrant Resistance in Contemporary Europe, published by Routledge, 2019

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2023

    The long-awaited and much anticipated new issue of Borders in Globalization Review is here! This outstanding collection of scholarship and artwork enriches border studies and cultural reflections on (and against) borders

  • Yellow Vests

    Open AccessMichael J Carpenter, Benjamin PerrierARTICLEFrontiers in Political Science2023References: 26

    In the context of neoliberalism and its consequences for the economy and for democracy, this article offers a distinct framing of the political nature of the French “Yellow Vests” ( Gilets Jaunes ) movement. Fundamentally, the movement should be understood as a popular and radically democratic response to the growing social inequalities of top-down austerity governance. The movement, which began in 2018, was spontaneous, autonomous, and decentral…

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2022

    A short overview of the new issue by the managing editor

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2021

    Managing Editor Michael J. Carpenter introduces the fifth issue of the journal

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessMichael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2021

    An overview of the new issue

  • Introduction to the Special Issue

    Open AccessEmmanuel Brunet‐jailly, Michael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2020

    This introduction outlines the themes of the special issue (borders, borderlands, and border theory since the onset of COVID-19 lockdowns) and summarizes its contents (a research article, two dozen essays, plus photography and videography). The introduction also includes an interactive map hyperlinking the contents of the issue, and raises new lines of thought for border studies in the era of COVID-19

  • Letter of Introduction

    Open AccessEmmanuel Brunet‐jailly, Michael J CarpenterARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2020

    A brief letter of introduction from the editors

  • Palestinian Popular Struggle

    Michael J CarpenterBOOKPalestinian Popular Struggle2018

    Palestinian Popular Struggle challenges conventional thinking about political action and organization. It offers an alternative to the seemingly failed tracks of armed struggle and diplomatic negotiations. A discourse of rights and global justice helps bridge national and religious divides, drawing Jewish Israelis and diverse supporters from around the world to participate in direct-action campaigns on the ground in the West Bank. The movement ha…