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Mobility, Power, International RelationsCopyright (c) 2023 Angela Iranzo Dosdad, Victoria Silva Sánchez
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Abstract
This 54th issue of the journal International Relations starts from the need to recognise that movement, inextricably tied to stasis, is a constitutive force of politics and, therefore, of the power relations that shape our lives. As editors of this issue we seek to open up a critical reflection on movement that goes beyond the movement of goods, people and cultures, or in other words, that does not reduce movement to the mere outcome of particular government policies, capitalist logics or the social dynamics of globalisation. Our starting point is that movement is a product of, but also a producer of ways of organising and governing human and non-human life.
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