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Borders and Bordering

European Journal of Social Theory, 2006
The renaissance of border studies during the past decade has been characterized by a crossing of disciplinary borders, bringing together geographers, political scientists, sociologists, anthropologists, historians, literary scholars, legal experts, along with border practitioners engaged in the practical ...
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Prologue: A Border is Not a Border. Writing and Reading Borders in Space

2018
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Berg, E. van den, Houtum, H.J. van
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Introduction: The Border Is Not at the Border

2020
A visible or invisible dividing line, the border is usually perceived in terms of separation and rupture, but it is also a principle of organization of international relations. It is therefore a site of tension with regard to identity construction and assertion; the border is often at the very origin of contestations, negotiations, and other ...
Myriam Moïse, Fred Réno
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Borders/Border Crossing

2014
Border crossing provides a lens for analyzing science learning as cultural acquisition and science teaching as cultural transmission. Thus, science is deemed as culture rather than absolute truth.
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Bordering, Border Politics and Cross-Border Cooperation in Europe

2015
The chapter presents the state of the art of debates on theoretical and practical issues concerning border politics and cross-border cooperation in Europe, that are relevant to the interaction between the EU border regions and their immediate neighbours.
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Bordering, De-Bordering, Cross-Bordering: A Conclusion

2011
The SeFoNe project that is presented in this book took its departure in the discussion of borders as both physical and mental constructs. The case studies showed that practices of demarcation, differentiation and place-making that invoke nation, ethnicity, history or language and frequently determine bordering practices at the margins of the nation ...
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Monumentalising the Border: Bordering Through Connectivity

Mobilities, 2013
Abstract Existing accounts of the relationship between cosmopolitanism and borders tend to assume that cosmopolitans are able to cross borders with ease, or even live across borders. Consequently, such accounts bring to the fore a cosmopolitan agency that, by definition, renders borders easier to cross but crucially, in doing so, fail to take into ...
Cooper, Anthony, Rumford, Chris
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Borders. Dwelling in the Borders

2020
In the light of philosophical, anthropological and psychiatric theories, the present contribution aims to explore the theme of borders, within both the mind and the material world, with particular attention to the interaction between men and space, to relationships, to autonomy and to the way borders are “dwelled’’.
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Borders and Border Narratives

2018
This introduction lays out the central argument of the study, identifies Border Theory as the theoretical framework, and defines key terms: Southern Border Formation Narratives and Southern Border Crossing Narratives. Grounding the study in the assertion that movements of Southerners—and people in general--are controlled not only by physical boundaries
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Border Tourism and Border Communities: An Overview

Tourism Geographies, 2006
In examining border tourism and border communities this paper employs a political science definition that demarcates the external limits of a nation state and its exercise of sovereignty. Other types of borders and boundaries, such as those of a national park or cultural heritage reserve, that exist within a country, are referred to only in passing ...
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