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A one-day interdisciplinary conferenzeWarwick University, Humanities Building, 11 March 2017***Trespassing the BordersRedefining Postcolonialism from Peripheral Experiences&#160;09.15 – 09.40Registration and Coffee09.40 – 09.45Welcome and Introduction09.45 – 10.45Keynote address 1 by Gurminder Bhambra (Warwick/Linnaeus) COLONIAL TRESPASS: RETHINKING THE STATE AND NATION10.45 - 11.00Coffee Break11.00 – 12.15RETHINKING THE ENTANGLEMENT BETWEEN BORDERS, STATE, AND COLONIALITYPhilip Nanton (Honorary Researcher, University of Birmingham – University of West Indies, Barbados) An Application of the Notion of 'the Frontier' to the Rethinking of 'Borders, State and Coloniality' - an Example from the CaribbeanJan Smolenski (New School for Social Research, New York) Bordering the Sovereign: On the Colonial Roots of the Modern StateCarmine Conelli (University of Napoli, L’Orientale) Challenging the Domestic Colonial Archive: Making up Southern Populations in the Wake of Italian Unification12.15 – 13.15Lunch13.15 – 14.30NEW LOCATIONS OF DECOLONIZATION (Parallel session 1)Marisa Fois (Université de Genève) Outre-mer and European Network: Switzerland’s Role in DecolonizationClaudia Bernardi (University of Roma Tre - Skype presentation) The Topicality of the Fifties Regime for European Internal ColonialismRehnuma Sazzad (SOAS, London) Investigating ‘Peripheral Experiences’: Decolonization and Linguistic Struggles in South Asia13.15 – 14.30AT THE MARGINS OF EUROPE: SOCIAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISPLACEMENTS (Parallel session 2)Nina Sahraoui (Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies – EUI) Postcolonialism and Migration Management in the Spanish Enclave of Melilla, a European Union PeripheryAila Spathopoulou (Kings College, London) Migrants at the Uneasy Borderland of Greece: Routes, Transit-points, and Troubling Categories at and from the Uneven Geographies of the Hotspot Regime Governing GreeceSara de Jong (The Open University) Postcolonial Brokerage in the Migration Sector14.30 – 14.45Coffee Break14.45 – 16.00ENDOGENOUS BORDERS: ENDURING COLONIAL LEGACIES (Parallel session 3)Daniela Vicherat-Mattar (Leiden University College) The Borders of Authenticity: Can they be Trespassed?Chiara Olivieri, Antonio Ortega Santos (University of Granada) China’s (De)colonial Experience: Migration, Social Exclusion, Gentrification and Exploitation of Resources in XinjiangYali Hashash (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) White Trash and Mizrahi Studies: Reframing Postcolonial Analysis of Mizrahim in Israel14.45 – 16.00QUESTIONING THE BORDERS OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY (Parallel session 4)Angelica Pesarini (University of Lancaster) ‘I thought it Would Have Been a Perfect World’. Postcolonial Geographies of Home and BelongingHumaira Saeed (Nottingham Trent University) Peripheral Sexualities and Postcolonial TextsFernanda Belizário (University of Coimbra) Questioning the Third Gender: When Transsexual Natives and Brazilian Travestility Arrive in Europe16.00 – 16.15 Break16.15 – 17.15Keynote address 2 by Lucy Riall (EUI/Birkbeck College) HOW GLOBAL WAS EUROPEAN COLONIALISM17.15Closing Remarks17.30Wine Reception and Launch of the Book ‘Frontiers of the Caribbean’ by Philip Nanton18.30Screening of the Documentary ‘Africa is you’ on the Somali-Dutch Community in Birmingham. (L. Luijnenburg, A.Magare, D. Mulder, A. Van Winden, 2016)&#160;For info and registration please follow this link http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/hrc/confs/ttb/