Mexico-Us, Serbia-EU Border Lives and Works

Mexico-US, Serbia-EU Border Lives and Works is an interdisciplinary, accessible study of Mexico-US and Serbia-EU border practices and policies. Our interdisciplinary, collaborative team of scholars, artists, and migration practitioners tackle crucial questions about how these borders impact people on the move, host communities, and the nations that grapple with the borders they enforce, politicize, celebrate, and mourn.

Marina Lazetic is the Director of Programs at the Center on Forced
Displacement at Boston University and a PhD candidate at the Fletcher School
whose research focuses on civil society response to migration and
securitization of borders.

Carrie J. Preston is a Professor of English and Women’s, Gender, &
Sexuality Studies and Associate Director of the Center on Forced Displacement
at Boston University. Her current writing advocates for the field of critical
displacement studies as a rubric for understanding migrant art and activism in
an age of global mobilities.

Muhammad H. Zaman is an HHMI professor of Biomedical Engineering and
Global Health and the Director of the Center on Forced Displacement at Boston
University. His current research focuses on health systems, barriers, and
access to healthcare among forcibly displaced communities.