Rebekka T. Kanesu

Happy to share two recently published papers on #Rivers as #Borders (rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ar…) and on #infrastructuring water as a form of #care labour (with Rossella Alba, tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…) @RGS_IBG @tandfonline

@mudamlux Thank you @mudamlux for letting me be part of this inspiring symposium on #riverineborders ! Check out the recording of the #livestream on youtube, if you missed it.

***Riverine Borders*** #Livestream #Today 09h00–18h00 Switch into exciting talks by scholars and researchers in the fields of visual arts, cultural studies, history and geography, about the riverine border in the North American and European contexts. 🎓 –> mudam.com/stream-riverin…

During or #PhD Workshop in #TrabenTrarbach we experienced very inspiring discussions on knowledge politics, materiality, environmental conflicts and constructions and contestations of binaries. Thanks for all the collective thought experiments and sharing the joy of research!

@ch_wille @ABSborders I almost can't believe that the first lockdown with (EU) border closures happened more than one year ago! Still, memories and effects seem to prevail.

@ABSborders Thank you!

With #COVID19 borders have become more visible, in discourses, political actions and everyday life. Christian Wille & Rebekka Kanesu edited a special issue of Borders in Perspective to reflect on these dynamics doi.org/10.25353/ubtr-…

Thanks to all the presenters and attendees at our #RGSIBG21 session on #riversasbordersrgs2021! We are so happy about this wonderfully rich exchange across different spaces and time zones. A conversation that needs to be continued...

@DrPaulineCouper @andyddavies @muna_d Thank you @DrPaulineCouper! Very happy that you could join our session on #riversasbordersrgs2021 and engage in the rich exchange!

Another great day at the #RGSIBG21! I've just followed the #unfinished_infrastrucutres session and listened to the wonderful presentation of my friend and colleague Rossella Alba! Her and @antje_bruns paper is soon to be published #OpenAccess in #UrbanForum. Stay tuned!

I've just watched the #RGSIBG21 opening event and am still in awe of @lemnsissay brillance and his powerful and poetic thoughtwork on #borders and #migration, #geographies and #geopolitics of NOW and his rythmical take on #makingadifference

@eglmcgrath @RGS_IBG @DrVanessa_Lamb I'm already so amazed by the start of the first #rgs_ibg21 conference day with such inspiring presentations, e.g. on borders of ocean governance and other fluid topics! Looking so much forward to our panel on #riversasbordersrgs2021 on Friday!

Do you think about rivers? Do you think about borders? What about rivers as borders? 💡 Join us for our @RGS_IBG double-panel session #conf1158 on Friday 3rd September, Stage 9, beginning at 9am BST @rebthekan @DrVanessa_Lamb #riversasbordersrgs2021

The #UniGR_CBS is studying #Covid19 from a #border perspective: Rebekka Kanesu explains why the #CoronaVirus helps us to practice #BorderThinking 👉 bit.ly/3aOIacC More articles will follow soon on #BorderObs

Check out some reflections of #LifeInTheTimeOfCorona from @GovSus

Cheers to all the great fellow #WomenInScience !!

“How are hydro-social relations shaped through people’s interactions with technical-material infrastructures?”#UniGR_CBS member R. Kanesu & R. Alba from @TrierUni address this question in the panel on “Infrastructuring water beyond pipes and canals” at the #nkg17bonn

Call for Paper - The #UniGR_CBS is planning in the series “Borders in Perspective” the issue “The #Biopolitics of Borders in Times of Crisis” to re-think Europe & the Americas through the contemporary crises and challenges of #borders 👉submission 31/1/20 bit.ly/2QtnhMm

Do you think about rivers? Do you think about borders? What about rivers as borders?💡Send across an abstract to join in our watery conversation at @RGS_IBG where the broader theme is borders, borderlands and bordering @rebthekan #riversasbordersrgs2020