Date Tuesday, 25 November
Time 3pm - 4.30pm
Where City campus (book to find out room number)
This lecture explores the U.S.–Mexico border not just as a geographical line, but as a global political actor.
From its establishment in the aftermath of empire and war, to its complex role during slavery and its connection to the Nazis, this lecture traces the border’s entanglements in revolution, anarchist networks, the Vietnam War, and Asian politics.
In this lecture, we will see the U.S-Mexico border as a crucial site in world history and international politics.
Come along to this fascinating lecture as part of the Global Citizenship Portfolio module for 2025/26, our scheme which recognises your hard work in developing your intercultural competencies and global outlook. The Portfolio is open to all students so if you haven't yet, sign-up here to find out how to complete the module in 4 easy steps.
