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César Jaquier

D. in history from the University of Neuchâtel and the University Lumière Lyon 2. His research focuses on mobility, borders and space in the Syrian-Iraqi region (first half of the 20th century)

  • The image depicts a muddy landscape, likely after rainfall. The ground is uneven and dotted with puddles and dirt. Scattered across the terrain are several shoes, including a black dress shoe and what appears to be a wooden shoe or clog. There is also a long, thin object that resembles a cane or stick. The scene conveys a sense of abandonment and desolation, with lush green hills in the background under a gray sky. Show your ID! The Origins of Border-Circumvention in the Levant César Jaquier · June 2020 The borders between Lebanon, Syria and Iraq became meaningful a century ago with the appearance in the Levant of the motor car. Their actual role evolved with the changing regulations which allowed certain privileged travellers to cross them and kept out “undesirable elements.” Even though the (…)
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