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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Reframing Migrant Smuggling as a Form of Knowledge: A View from the US-Mexico Borderation as controlled by heinous transnational networks of exploitative traffickers who operating in the dark corners of the migrant universe take advantage of infantile migrants and asylum seekers, traffic virginal women, allow for the smuggling of drugs and weapons, and do not think twice about leav

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Humanitarian Borderworkces, including border policing have taken account of humanitarian concerns and actively pursued humanitarian practices concerned with saving lives. These changes are in large part a result of the reduction in safe and legal routes for those fleeing conflict, human rights abuses and poverty. These re

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The Politics of Digital Borderslity governance. Since the 1990 Schengen Agreement three large-scale IT systems and a number of information sharing mechanisms have emerged. This chapter scrutinizes the relationship between digital technology and border politics by following the idiom of co-production, which focuses on the intercon

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Politics of the Schengen/Dublin System: The Case of the European Migrant and Refugee Crisisan asymmetrical burden on EU border states, resulting in an emphasis being placed on the fight against illegal migration and the reduction of protections for refugees. The system has been explained in terms of intergovernmental decision-making and the dominance of security discourse which enabled me

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The Meaning of Borders for National Identity and State Authoritymovements 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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Beyond Borders: Subcultural Theory and the Transnational Jihadi Identity in Europecommunities’, ‘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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The Depth of Borders Beyond the State: Analytical, Normative and Epistemic Challenges of Studyrnational 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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The Border Within: Immigration Policymaking in Europe and the Role of Scienceh 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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irical and conceptual contributions by international scholars, this Yearbook of the Austrian Institute for International Affairs offers novel perspectives on hotly debated issues in contemporary politics, and w978-3-319-83602-7978-3-319-46855-6

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Luke Simon,Ajay Mallya,Gopal Guptasly changed the consciousness of borders in the global North, where ‘borders are being both multiplied and reduced in their localization and their function, they are being thinned out and doubled’ (Ibid.: 156); in many parts of the South borders have always held a different meaning. In many regions