Titlebook: Governing Mobility Beyond the State; Centre, Periphery an Andreas Müller Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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978-1-349-48240-5Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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Governing Mobility Beyond the State978-1-137-38942-8Series ISSN 2946-6016 Series E-ISSN 2946-6024

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Introduction,the interplay of military defence and conquest. Only after World War II, and particularly in Europe, did national borders gain a unique degree of geographical stability. But at the same time processes were launched which prevented national borders from being exclusive matters of unconstrained nation

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Methods and Research Design,itions for the policy on external borders, this chapter will devise a viable research design for analysing the institutionalization of the EU’s external borders. The conceptualization of such a procedure must take into account two interwoven aspects: first, institutionalized patterns of cooperation

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,Maintaining Internal Freedom of Movement: The European Commission’s Perspective on the External EU-d substantial reasons. With regard to the institutional structure of the European Union, the Commission is usually regarded as the ‘guardian of the treaties,’ which makes this actor responsible for assuring that the once established level of political integration and cooperation between the member s

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,The Institutionalization of the EU’s Border Regime between Poland and Ukraine, (B?s and Zimmer, 2006; Maier, 2002). A closer look reveals that the EU’s ‘moving borders’ do not so much resemble the US experience of the frontier moving westward, since it is no gradual, continuous movement, but the overdetermination (Balibar, 2002) of already existing national borders. Consequen