Titlebook: Borderities and the Politics of Contemporary Mobile Borders; Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary (Professor of Political G Book 2015 Palgrave Macmill

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Thomas Eiter,Georg Gottlob,Nicola Leoned a key ‘gate’ to ‘EU’rope. It looks at the ways in which spatial metaphors and in particular metaphors relying on notions of openness, mobility and flow are invoked in order to re-imagine the city’s position and its relations (political, economic, cultural) to the European continent. What is of int

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Borderities: The Politics of Contemporary Mobile Borderseems to induce a shift from fixity to multi-location (Balibar, 2009; Squire, 2011; Vaughan-Williams, 2008). Through these processes, what appeared to be a linear divide loses its traditional topography, symbolic power and function as it disseminates in a reticular and relational manner that is alway

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Bordering Capabilities versus Borders: Implications for National Bordersates over their territories, even when International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditionality, World Trade Organization (WTO) law, or the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have chipped away at that exclusivity. The institutional space for sovereignty now includes specific functions an

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Mobile and Fatal: The EU Borders people in the Mediterranean Sea. However, in the Mediterranean region and beyond, the violence in a majority of cases leads to deaths, without there being any contact between the respective authorities responsible for border controls and their victims. Far from being a linear border that would sepa

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Ethnographic Notes on ‘Camp’: Centrifugality and Liminality on the Rainforest Frontierheds new light on the dynamics of foreign investment in seemingly ‘out-of-the-way’ places (Tsing, 1993) and on the affective ambiguities and dynamics of everyday camp life.. As a place situated on a constantly shifting profitability frontier, the uncertainties and fluctuations of a global timber mar

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Mapping Mobile Borders: Critical Cartographies of Borders Based on Migration Experiences normative paradigm of the fixed borderline. As Perkins and Rumford explain, ‘bordering-as-process, coupled with a general interest in a range of mobilities, has led to the recognition that borders can be mobile to the same extent as those who seek to cross them’ (Perkins & Rumford, 2013, p. 268). W

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