The autors develop a new understanding of borders that evolves around the notions of technoecoogy in relation to Felix Guattari and the idea of feminist transversal politics as proposed by Nira Yuva-Davis. They advocate for a solidarity that extends beyond the human and that encompasses more-than-human liefworlds, too, since people and their mulit-species others are entangled in complex border relations. By pointing to two examples that relate borders, people, other species, geologies, technologies, politics and discourses of (more-than-human) exclusion, the authors foreground these entangled relations and the agential cuts enacted by bordering processes.
