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Ol'Things Considered
Olerato Mogomotsi
3 episodes
1 week ago
Ol'Things brings you all things African humanities, connecting you with interesting academic research by African and Global South early-career scholars. Seeking to go beyond the Ivory tower, Ol'things connects you with philosophical, anthropological and sociological research articulating varying aspects of contemporary African life.
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Ol'Things brings you all things African humanities, connecting you with interesting academic research by African and Global South early-career scholars. Seeking to go beyond the Ivory tower, Ol'things connects you with philosophical, anthropological and sociological research articulating varying aspects of contemporary African life.
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Society & Culture
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EP1 - Border Regimes, Migrant Death & Disappearance w. Nabil Ferdaoussi
Ol'Things Considered
57 minutes 5 seconds
1 month ago
EP1 - Border Regimes, Migrant Death & Disappearance w. Nabil Ferdaoussi

Have you ever considered what African migrants encounter as they seek to cross the Strait of Gibraltar or the Atlantic Ocean in search of a new life in Europe? Have you thought about the countless migrants who lost their lives in the passage and the families migrants left behind, battling with an ambiguous sense of loss?


Hi! My name is Dr Olerato Mogomotsi, and I host Ol'Things Considered. For our inaugural episode, I'm joined by Nabil Ferdaoussi. Nabil is a Moroccan social anthropologist working on migrant death and disappearance, focusing on how the environment is militarised as a containment and death strategy against migrants.


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Ol'Things Considered
Ol'Things brings you all things African humanities, connecting you with interesting academic research by African and Global South early-career scholars. Seeking to go beyond the Ivory tower, Ol'things connects you with philosophical, anthropological and sociological research articulating varying aspects of contemporary African life.