Siobhan Neyland
Siobhan Neyland wrote her honours year in 2014 about the role of race and whiteness in Australian refugee discourses. Since then she has interned at the Australian Institute of International Affairs, travelled and worked in South America, worked as a politics tutor at ANU, and is currently working as a project officer at the Bastow Institute of Educational Leadership in Melbourne. She is interested in the idea of democratising the economy as a strategy in the local and global struggle for climate justice.
Placeless Proletariat
‘It is the rule of the border in general that the refugee challenges … it is the justice of national sovereignty itself that the body of the asylum seeker refutes.’[1] The poor often find themselves at society’s boundaries, borders and margins. Their bodies hover at...Past Issues
