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SALZBURG GLOBAL AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM

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The Salzburg Global American Studies Program fosters understanding and debate on America’s changing role in the world. With a distinguished track record since 1947, its annual symposia for professional leaders and scholars address topical questions affecting American culture, society and politics, analyze their global implications, and advance applied research.

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Border Artivism: From Hostipitality Towards Conviviality

Salzburg Global Fellow Ewa Antoszek explains how art can "transform the border into a space of dialogue that fosters conviviality"

The Power of African American Literature to "Resist and Erase Societal Borders"

Salzburg Global Fellow Emmanuelle Andrès analyzes how writer Toni Morrison's novels deconstruct the artificial borders produced by racism

How Drama Can Cross Cultural Borders and Foster International Understanding

Salzburg Global Fellow Réka M. Cristian explains how American drama and theater can shape the perception of global cultural boundaries

The Power of Literature in Redefining Borders

Salzburg Global Fellow Ana Mª Manzanas Calvo explores how words can reshape geopolitical and epistemic boundaries

A Theatrical Exploration of Migration and Borders

Salzburg Global Fellow Nicole Jerr comments on how theater contributes to our understanding of migration and borders

Creating Places of Hope and Compassion

Salzburg Global Fellow Michelle Rumbaut proves how a commitment to compassion can create "hope spaces" for migrants

The Migration Dilemma Facing the US and Europe

Salzburg Global Fellow Mark Wenig writes about borders and humanitarian challenges in migration to the US and Europe

Shifting Frontiers: The Evolution of Border Narratives in US History

Salzburg Global Fellow Jørn Brøndal traces historical shifts in the narrative of US borders from Manifest Destiny to the Trump era

How Borders Shape the Character and Identity of a Nation

Salzburg Global Fellow Fernando Garcia outlines the case for a "New Ellis Island" at the US-Mexico border

Bordering Beliefs: Israel’s Sociopolitical Divide Between Liberal and Ultra-Orthodox Values

Salzburg Global Fellow Edna Harel Fisher writes about Israeli society’s ongoing struggle to balance liberal values with religious identities
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