Titlebook: Children and Borders; Spyros Spyrou (associate professor of Anthropology Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Introductionght and though the sea is rough they hope that they will make it to Greece safely. The girl and three of the boys are on their way to Finland, the others are headed to Sweden. Once there, they plan to seek asylum.

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Quality of Service – IWQoS 2005magined communities’. It is the work of states to construct and nurture such imagined communities, first and foremost within its national borders. This is done, among other things, through projects of nationalism which are here understood as efforts ‘to make the political unit, the state (or polity)

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Systems with Coulomb Interaction,ords, borders may have a physical presence in space, yet they may also occur as a mental state that equally restricts movement without necessarily existing as a visible obstacle. This chapter explores how Palestinian children and their families deal with both visible and invisible borders in the occ

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Dense Plasmas in External Fields,ance during the past decade’ (Newman, 2006, p. 171). Although the importance of borders as physical boundaries between countries may, in some cases, have diminished, borders still have a strong influence on our daily lives and on how we define ourselves and others. Therefore, in this renaissance of

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Quantum Statistics of Nonideal Plasmasrossing of national borders. The disruption of place-based notions of identity — of settling in a new place without belonging to it — associated with forced displacement often leads to a sense of permanent transience. Encounters with difference, dissonance, and exclusion are counterpoised by a searc

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Dense Plasmas in External Fields, borders, and even the demarcation of spaces such as Nazi concentration camps. In Cyprus, this is a piece of metal that runs horizontally from East to West for about 180 kilometers and encloses the demilitarized buffer zone — also known as the Green Line — that has separated the northern and souther