Lives Fragmented and Pushed Back at the Latvian Border
Danute Līva and Darya Akhrameika
In recent years, the Latvia-Belarus border has undergone intense militarisation, resulting in the erasure of human lives. These policies divide local communities geographically, while endangering migrants trying to enter the EU.
Self-Builds: Between Unruly Real Estate Markets and Failed Housing Policies
René Boer and Mark Minkjan
Robert Moses, Pig-Ears and the Camden Bench: How Architectural Hostility Became Transparent
Tom Coggins
