Titlebook: Border Politics; Defining Spaces of G Cengiz Günay,Nina Witjes Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Border politics.Regional

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Flow Table Development and Usagemovements imply both for the authority and sovereignty of states and how do they affect debates on national identity? This chapter debates these questions on a conceptual level. Premised on the perspectives of critical geopolitics and post-structuralism, it enquires into concepts of bordering, order

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State-Encoding by Iterative Catenationcommunities’, ‘milieus’, or indeed ‘subcultures’. In general, subcultures have been for a long time considered as economically and politically marginal, emerging out of frustration with the impossibility to adapt to mainstream standards and to more generally be successful. Recent scholarship has ack

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27657-6rnational relations. A whole range of other borders escape our attention if we frame questions with conceptual . such as the state-centered view of the world and its normative parallels in the b/ordering principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. This chapter reflects on three interrelated

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State-Encoding by Iterative Catenationh integration. The introduction of . before and after entry marks a clear shift from principally territorial control to more complex forms of regulating access to, and participation in, society. This establishment of ‘.’ is accompanied by the re-definition of European territory along cultural-social

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Changing Modalities of Power in the Twenty-First Centuryooted in the ideal of nation-states and their efforts to constitute distinct sovereign territories. State borders remain among the most visible features of geopolitics and useful political modalities for managing trans-border dynamics of environmental change, migration, and trade, among other issues

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Border Disputes Through Ill-Defined Borders: Maritime Territorial Conflicts and Their Impact on Secun and security policies. Borders are often disputed, and disputes are often more complex on the sea, as a clear definition of sea borders is missing. The United Nations Convention of the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS) attempts to offer a maritime border regime but lacks the mechanisms that a completely fu

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Border (Power) Politics Reborn in the Refugee Crisis: Contested Lines of Demarcation and the Re-emer ‘Western Balkans-Route’ was a major arterial road for refugees with the ultimate goal of reaching Germany and other Western European countries. This chapter starts by establishing a conceptual model, based on Rogers Brubaker’s relational argument, to explain the continued importance of nationalism