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The Right to Not Be Bounded Thusly
Conflicts & Negotiations Project
2018-19 MA cohort



“The Right To Not Be Bounded Thusly”, a People’s Tribunal on the Irish Border at the Lewisham Irish Community Centre, organised by MA Research Architecture students, 13 May 2019.

This event utilised testimony, visual evidence, and documentation collected during fieldwork in Northern Ireland to make a series of speculative legal claims across contested sites. The research engaged with the Irish Border in terms of its historical political tensions as well as via less visible forms of violence such as resource extraction, environmental infrastructure, and smart technologies. The cases presented were be followed by a critical response from invited guests.


Schedule:
13:00 Introduction

13:30 This is Not a Test Site: Where the Smart Border Fails

14:00 Troubled Soil: Border Leakages at a Site of Mineral Extraction

15:00 Agreeing Anew: Hydro-Social Configurations in Cathleen’s Fall Generating Station

15:30 Te Awa Tupua: The Right of the River Finn and its Tributaries to Not be Bounded Thusly

16:00 Free Derry: Negative Peace, Borders and Environmental Violence


16:30 Collective closing statement

17:00 Critical Response from invited guests Nishat Awan, Christina Geros, Peter Leary