Juliet J. Fall
@julietjfall.bsky.social
Prof (she/her) political geography, University of Geneva🇨🇭 Borders/territories/infrastructure/visual methods/comics. Books: "Bornées: une histoire illustrée de la frontière", MétisPresses 2024 & "Along the Line: Writing with Comics & Graphic Narrative" 2025
There is also a whole lots of his own work, if not quite all, on the "Archive Ouverte" of the the University of Geneva: archive-ouverte.unige.ch/home/search?...
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November 11, 2025 at 12:06 PM
There is also a whole lots of his own work, if not quite all, on the "Archive Ouverte" of the the University of Geneva: archive-ouverte.unige.ch/home/search?...
International distribution here with better postal & custom duties if you are in the US by Chicago University Press (but only shipping from next month for some reason): press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...
Along the Line
Transforms the study of borders into an immersive visual and intellectual experience, revealing how boundaries are drawn and lived. Part travelogue, part scholarly inquiry, Along the Line reimagines t...
press.uchicago.edu
November 10, 2025 at 6:52 AM
International distribution here with better postal & custom duties if you are in the US by Chicago University Press (but only shipping from next month for some reason): press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...
If you want to read the book, it’s open access to download here thanks to a subsidy by the Swiss National Science Foundation (or you can order a hard copy shipped from Switzerland): www.epflpress.org/produit/1555...
Along the Line - Writing with comics and graphic narrative in geography - Juliet Fall (EAN13 : 9782889156818) | EPFL PRESS
Along the Line - Writing with comics and graphic narrative in geography - Juliet Fall (EAN13 : 9782889156818)
www.epflpress.org
November 10, 2025 at 6:52 AM
If you want to read the book, it’s open access to download here thanks to a subsidy by the Swiss National Science Foundation (or you can order a hard copy shipped from Switzerland): www.epflpress.org/produit/1555...
Lovely translation, too!
“Mi sono imbattuta in un confine vicino a casa, talmente banale che le persone – o almeno quelle con passaporti e corpi privilegiati – quasi dimenticavano la sua esistenza, finché una pandemia non lo ha inciso di nuovo nel paesaggio” (Fall, 2025, p. 158; traduzione mia).
“Mi sono imbattuta in un confine vicino a casa, talmente banale che le persone – o almeno quelle con passaporti e corpi privilegiati – quasi dimenticavano la sua esistenza, finché una pandemia non lo ha inciso di nuovo nel paesaggio” (Fall, 2025, p. 158; traduzione mia).
November 10, 2025 at 6:45 AM
Lovely translation, too!
“Mi sono imbattuta in un confine vicino a casa, talmente banale che le persone – o almeno quelle con passaporti e corpi privilegiati – quasi dimenticavano la sua esistenza, finché una pandemia non lo ha inciso di nuovo nel paesaggio” (Fall, 2025, p. 158; traduzione mia).
“Mi sono imbattuta in un confine vicino a casa, talmente banale che le persone – o almeno quelle con passaporti e corpi privilegiati – quasi dimenticavano la sua esistenza, finché una pandemia non lo ha inciso di nuovo nel paesaggio” (Fall, 2025, p. 158; traduzione mia).
Indeed. (I’m not sure Agamben deserves to remain on this list, however, if his interventions in Italian political life are anything to go by)
November 4, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Indeed. (I’m not sure Agamben deserves to remain on this list, however, if his interventions in Italian political life are anything to go by)