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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Nations Outside Their Borders: How Extraterritorial Concessions Reinforce Sovereigntynal system in which it participates. But a state is dynamic, and stable borders can be obstacles to its constantly evolving demographic, economic and political aspects. By freezing the geographic dimensions of a nation that is changing in all other respects, its borders honor a set of circumstances

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The Politics of Eco-frontiers: When Environmentality Meets Borderities006). Following the same rhetoric, an ecological frontier — or eco-frontier — is a dynamic space where natural ecosystems are afforded the utmost consideration, marking thus a mobile and changing border between protected and unprotected nature (Arnauld de Sartre, et al. 2012; S. Guyot & Richard, 200

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The Border in the Pocket: The Passport as a Boundary Objectme to realize after he arrived in Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport on a flight from Hong Kong on June 23, 2013. What would, in normal circumstances, have been but a short transit visit on his way forward to Ecuador or Venezuela grew into an extended stay of 39 days at the airport’s transit zone. The back

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Controlling Mobility: Embodying Bordersary defense of territory against external threats such as invasion from other states. The security of the nation was seen in territorially fixed terms as a primarily military and geopolitical issue that revolved around the protection of the institution of the state. To secure the nation was to defen

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Mobile and Fatal: The EU Bordersr or dictatorships (Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, among others) in search of a better life, reminds us of the cruel fate that has confronted tens of thousands of migrants each year — for the past two decades — in the Mediterranean region. However, few can remember the case of the 19-year-old Afghan

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Mobile Euro/African Borderscapes: Migrant Communities and Shifting Urban Margins. As étienne Balibar (2004) argues, borders and their various regimes increasingly disperse across different socio-political arenas and can no longer exclusively be connected to the physical limits of nation-state territoriality.

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Ethnographic Notes on ‘Camp’: Centrifugality and Liminality on the Rainforest Frontiercal reflection on the nature of camps as specific spatial manifestations surfing on multiple mobile borders and, in their turn, producing characteristic border mobility from a contemporary African perspective. As a direct spatial consequence of current neo-liberal investment in African extractive in

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Rethinking Borders in a Mobile World: An Alternative Model In this gated world, the increase in trading exchanges upon which the idea of the borderless world was based has developed in parallel with a movement to securitize the most prosperous spaces (Brunet-Jailly, 2007). This evolution has led to important transformations in the forms and functions of bo

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Mapping Mobile Borders: Critical Cartographies of Borders Based on Migration Experiencesnd border zones (Anzaldúa, 2012; Brunet-Jailly, 2007; Rosler & Wendl, 1999), which have added to the complexity of the nation-state conception of borders. Furthermore, over and above the study of borders themselves, the processes of bordering/debordering/rebordering have been analyzed (Popescu, 2011