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DESCRIPTION:For most of the 20th century\, the border cities of Nogales\, A
 rizona and Nogales\, Sonora formed the single transnational community of A
 mbos Nogales (Both Nogales). Today the people in Ambos Nogales nostalgical
 ly remember this border as a picket fence between neighbors. In themid-199
 0s\, the United States tore down the picket fence and erected a steel wall
  to prevent undocumented migration and drug smuggling. In 2011\, they erec
 ted a new steel wall. The rematerializationof the border through Ambos Nog
 ales emerges dialectically from fortification and transgression. The wall 
 is the most visible instrument of the United States’ militarization of the
  border\, but it does not secure the border. While the wall was built to l
 imit the agency of crossers it enables agency that the builders did not im
 agine or desire. The people of Ambos Nogales rematerialize the border in w
 ays that contravene the interests of the nation states. This leads the nat
 ion state to rematerialize the border to counter this transgression.In con
 junction with: Department of Political Science\, Citizenship and Civic Eng
 agement Program\,&nbsp\;Department of History\, and the Sociology Graduate
  Student OrganizationFor information on accessibility\, or to request acco
 mmodation\, please contact Mariel Rivera&nbsp\;mriver02@syr.eduThis event 
 is open to the public.
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SUMMARY:The Anthropology Graduate Student Organization Presents: Dr. Randal
 l McGuire
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>For most of the 20th century\, the border c
 ities of Nogales\, Arizona and Nogales\, Sonora formed the single transnat
 ional community of Ambos Nogales (Both Nogales). Today the people in Ambos
  Nogales nostalgically remember this border as a picket fence between neig
 hbors. In themid-1990s\, the United States tore down the picket fence and 
 erected a steel wall to prevent undocumented migration and drug smuggling.
  In 2011\, they erected a new steel wall. The rematerializationof the bord
 er through Ambos Nogales emerges dialectically from fortification and tran
 sgression. The wall is the most visible instrument of the United States’ m
 ilitarization of the border\, but it does not secure the border. While the
  wall was built to limit the agency of crossers it enables agency that the
  builders did not imagine or desire. The people of Ambos Nogales remateria
 lize the border in ways that contravene the interests of the nation states
 . This leads the nation state to rematerialize the border to counter this 
 transgression.</p><p>In conjunction with: Department of Political Science\
 , Citizenship and Civic Engagement Program\,&nbsp\;Department of History\,
  and the Sociology Graduate Student Organization</p><p>For information on 
 accessibility\, or to request accommodation\, please contact Mariel Rivera
 &nbsp\;<a href="mailto:mriver02@syr.edu" title="New Link">mriver02@syr.edu
 </a></p><p>This event is open to the public.<br></p>
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