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Nick Megoran is a political geography lecturer at Newcastle University, in the school of Geography, Politics and Sociology.
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The E.U., U.K. and U.S. like to see themselves as moral standard-bearers in the international community. When it comes to border politics, however, they could do a lot worse than look to Uzbekistan and Ethiopia in 2019, writes political geography researcher Nick Megoran.
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