Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Quarantine and the Genesis of Border Controls | Vanessa Grotti - Schuman Short In this Schuman Short, Professor Vanessa Grotti explains what 'Quarantine' means and how it was born as a technique of disease containment, and later developed as a form of border control. 08 April 2021 | Video Print Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Send by email In this Schuman Short, Professor Vanessa Grotti explains what 'Quarantine' means and how it was born as a technique of disease containment, and later developed as a form of border control. Vanessa Grotti is Director of the ERC-funded project 'EU Border Care', and part-time Professor at the Robert Schuman Centre. The 'Schuman Shorts' is a series of one-minute videos where academics explain a concept, a research finding or a word related to their research. Browse and watch other videos in the series here. Disclaimer -- The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the speakers or authors in their personal capacity and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Robert Schuman Centre or the European University Institute. Quarantine and the Genesis of Border Controls | Vanessa Grotti - Schuman Short #28 Quarantine and the Genesis of Border Controls | Vanessa Grotti - Schuman Short #28 Last update: 26 January 2022