A photo-journalistic exploration of COVID, refugees, and Brisbane’s polymorphic border
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Balle-Bowness, Ari
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The protest started when a handful of men walked on to a hotel balcony overlooking a busy three-lane inner-city road, holding up handwritten pleas for freedom. It was the day Brisbane (Meanjin), Australia went into the first of several COVID-19 lockdowns - April 2, 2020 (Figure 1).
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Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space
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Sociology
Photography, video and lens-based practice
Political economy and social change
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Ubayasiri, K; Balle-Bowness, A, A photo-journalistic exploration of COVID, refugees, and Brisbane’s polymorphic border, Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space, 2023