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# <?water bodies>
### A narrative exploration of divergent digital intimacies
### A narrative exploration of <br>divergent digital intimacies
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> hidden.
> (Rumi, 1995 translation)
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## ꙳for you
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I leave because I love you, little digital body and you
are me.
## 2. A LIFE TO BE HAD
<sup><span class="margin-note">Was this the end of this story?
## 2. A LIFE TO BE HAD<sup>11</sup>
<div class="fake-margin-note">Was this the end of this story?
In the epilogue, you sit your body down and enter your
computer. The air coming in from the window smells wet and
earthy, new. The sun shines low on the horizon.
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You pack up your things: the pie I made you, a love letter, two
hands made out of felt, a star, a door, a stuffed animal; and
you leave again.</span></sup>
you leave again.</div>
## references

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<div class="reset-margin-notes"></div>
## introduction
This thesis is an assemblage<sup><span class="margin-note">I live somewhere in the margins of scattered references, footnotes, citations, examinations embracing the inconvenience of talking back to myself, to the reader and to all those people whose ideas gave soul to the text. I shelter in the borderlands of the pages my fragmented thoughts, flying words, introspections, voices. Enlightenment and inspiration given by the text “Dear Science” written by Katherine McKittrick.</span></sup> of thoughts, experiences, interpretations, intuitive explorations of what borders are, attempting to unleash a conversation concerning the entangled relation between material injurious borders and bureaucracy. I unravel empirically the thread of how borders as entities are manifested and (de)established. How does the lived experience of crossing multiple borders change and under what conditions?
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According to Hannah Arendt, the right to have rights and claim somebody elses rights is the only human right (Arendt, as cited by Khosravi, 2010, p. 121). The foundational issue with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is its dependence on the nation-state system. Since human rights are grounded on civil rights, which are essentially citizens rights, human rights are tied to the nation-state system. Consequently, human rights can be materialized only in a political community. “Loss of citizenship also means loss of human rights” (Khosravi, 2010)
> “…<sup><span class="margin-note">This is a transcribed recording of my phone during a protest on migration at Dam Square in Amsterdam. I insert part of the speech of a Palestinian woman addressing the matter of undocumentedness. Date and time of the recording 18th of June 2023, 15:05.</span></sup> I am here for the rights of the children which haven't be in the taking part in the education since they have undocumented mothers and they are more than *<sup><span class="margin-note">“*” means undecipherable</span></sup> years. I am here to represent mothers who are looking for a place to have a sense of belonging or how long are you trying to continue humiliating them and the female gender. I am here to express my frustration with IND<sup><span class="margin-note">Immigratie- en Naturalisatiedienst - Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service</span></sup>. So frustrated. And I will not stop talking about democracy. Democracy is the rule of law where everybody feels included. Democracy is a rule of law where everybody feels * We, undocumented people, we don't feel a sense of belonging from the system."
> “…<sup><span class="margin-note">This is a transcribed recording of my phone during a protest on migration at Dam Square in Amsterdam. I insert part of the speech of a Palestinian woman addressing the matter of undocumentedness. Date and time of the recording 18th of June 2023, 15:05. “✶” means undecipherable</span></sup>I am here for the rights of the children which haven't be in the taking part in the education since they have undocumented mothers and they are more than years. I am here to represent mothers who are looking for a place to have a sense of belonging or how long are you trying to continue humiliating them and the female gender. I am here to express my frustration with IND<sup><span class="margin-note">Immigratie- en Naturalisatiedienst - Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service</span></sup>. So frustrated. And I will not stop talking about democracy. Democracy is the rule of law where everybody feels included. Democracy is a rule of law where everybody feels * We, undocumented people, we don't feel a sense of belonging from the system."
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Bureaucratic documents especially those related to migration, can become territories or should be interpreted “as sites where social interactions happen, where power relations unfold and are contested” (Cretton, Geoffrion, 2021). When these bureaucratic objects are used and manipulated, they can constitute sites of “confrontation, reproduction, negotiation and performance” (Cretton, Geoffrion, 2021) shaping social relations and producing meaning.
Bureaucracy related to asylum seekers reveals the profound bordering nature of these practices, as a continuous process of producing otherness. Accordingly, I see bureaucracy as a practice that raises material and symbolic walls for specific groups of people who are rendered unwanted and unwelcome because they dared to cross the borders of the Global North. It is as if they could never manage to eventually arrive and shelter their lives within the desirable “there”<sup><span class="margin-note">I am referring to the desirable potential destinations of migrants and refugees corresponding mainly to Global North countries.</span></sup>. “In these bordering processes, we can detect the “coloniality of asylum”<sup><span class="margin-note">In this text they insert the concept of the “coloniality of asylum” introduced by Picozza, which talks about how asylum systems are intertwined with colonial legacies and power dynamics. These systems are often colonial structures reinforcing hierarchies between nations and reproducing patterns of domination and oppression. In this framework, asylum is not just about offering protection but also about regulating and managing populations in a way that reflects colonial relationships.</span></sup> (Borelli, Poy, Rué, 2023). Bureaucracies in practice act as filters, determining who, from an institutional standpoint, deserves to receive protection and who does not. They operate as systems that classify non-citizens and place them in a social hierarchy of disproportionate unequal obligations, lack of rights and access to institutional support.
Bureaucracy related to asylum seekers reveals the profound bordering nature of these practices, as a continuous process of producing otherness. Accordingly, I see bureaucracy as a practice that raises material and symbolic walls for specific groups of people who are rendered unwanted and unwelcome because they dared to cross the borders of the Global North.<sup><span class="margin-note">I am referring to the desirable potential destinations of migrants and refugees corresponding mainly to Global North countries.</span></sup> It is as if they could never manage to eventually arrive and shelter their lives within the desirable “there”. “In these bordering processes, we can detect the “coloniality of asylum” (Borelli, Poy, Rué, 2023).<sup><span class="margin-note">In this text they insert the concept of the “coloniality of asylum” introduced by Picozza, which talks about how asylum systems are intertwined with colonial legacies and power dynamics. These systems are often colonial structures reinforcing hierarchies between nations and reproducing patterns of domination and oppression. In this framework, asylum is not just about offering protection but also about regulating and managing populations in a way that reflects colonial relationships.</span></sup> Bureaucracies in practice act as filters, determining who, from an institutional standpoint, deserves to receive protection and who does not. They operate as systems that classify non-citizens and place them in a social hierarchy of disproportionate unequal obligations, lack of rights and access to institutional support.
### higher education's expanding bureaucracy

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@import "fairleads.css";
:root {
/* --spot-color-1: #53018e; */
--spot-color-1: #00f;
--spot-color-1: #2b33c4;
--baseline: 4mm;
--margin-left: 10mm;
}
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font-weight: 300 800;
font-style: italic;
}
notes{
position: note(sidenotes);
}
@media print{
@page{
size: 130mm 180mm;
marks: crop; /* can also add cross */
bleed: 3mm;
margin: 25mm;
margin: 10mm 25mm 15mm;
print-color-adjust: exact;
margin-top: 10mm;
margin-bottom: 15mm;
@bottom-center {
content: string(title, first);
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text-decoration: none;
color: #000;
}
.margin-note{
.margin-note, .fake-margin-note{
font-size: 7pt;
line-height: 3mm;
text-align: left;
display: inline-block;
text-align-last: initial;
box-sizing: border-box;
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/* This is overriding position absolute in the plugin,
it breaks side notes that are too close to the bottom
of the page which is sad */
position: static;
position: static;
}
blockquote .margin-note{
width: 45mm;
margin-left: -25mm;
}
.fake-margin-note{
margin: 40mm 0 0;
}
.code pre {
font-size: 0.8em;
line-height: 1.1;
white-space: pre-wrap;
}
blockquote{
margin: var(--baseline) 10mm;
color: var(--spot-color-1);
}
body{
font-family: 'Platypi',serif ;
font-synthesis: none;
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break-before: page;
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font-style: italic;
break-before: right;
string-set: title content(text);
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counter-reset: markerNote_marginNote -10;
counter-reset: callNote_marginNote -10;
display: block;
}
h1#colophon {
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title: Reviews
author: many
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![Joseph Knierzinger](../reviews/joseph3.jpg){.image-80}
![Lídia Pereira](../reviews/lidia.jpg){.image-80}
![Michael Murtaugh](../reviews/michael3.jpg){.image-80}
![Steve Rushton](../reviews/steve.jpg){.image-80}
![Boyana Stoilova](../reviews/bobi.jpg){.image-80}
![Kimmy Spreeuwenberg](../reviews/kimmy.jpg){.image-80}
![Martino Morandi](../reviews/martino.png){.image-80}
![Simon Browne](../reviews/simon.jpg){.image-55}
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