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Après la chute du mur de Berlin 1989, nous croyions que l’époque des murs et des barrières s’était terminée. Pourtant depuis 2000, ils se multiplient de nouveau partout dont le mur de séparation en Israël, les murs entre les États-Unis et le Mexique, et les barrières anti-migratoires en Espagne, en France, et aux pays balkaniques. Comme le mur de Berlin ces murs modernes sont érigés pour empêcher la migration d’un pays à l’autre. Cette archive virtuelle recueille des objets pertinents à la conceptualisation des murs dans nos sociétés: comment ils sont imaginés, leurs fonctions et les moyens pour les surmonter.&#13;
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