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Borderscaping: Imaginations and Practices of Border Making
280 Pages
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Routledge
280 Pages
by
Routledge
280 Pages
by
Routledge
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Using the borderscapes concept, this book offers an approach to border studies that expresses the multilevel complexity of borders, from the geopolitical to social practice and cultural production at and across the border. Accordingly, it encourages a productive understanding of the processual, de-territorialized and dispersed nature of borders and their ensuring regimes in the era of... Read more
Introduction, ChiaraBrambilla,, JussiLaine,, JamesW. Scott, GianlucaBocchi; Part I Conceptual Change in Thinking Borders; Chapter 1 Spaces, Lines, Borders: Imaginaries and Images, AnnaKrasteva; Chapter 2 Beyond Constructivism, Hans-JoachimBürkner; Chapter 3 Redesigning Borderlands, Henk vanHoutum, MarkEker; Chapter 4 New Geo-graphies of Border(land)-scapes, Elenadell’Agnese; Part II Everyday Processes of Bordering; Chapter 5 Remaking the Border, JussiLaine, MiikaTervonen; Chapter 6 From Frontline to Borderscape: The Hizbullah Memorial Museum in South Lebanon, DanielMeier; Chapter 7 On the Metaphor of the ‘Bulgarian Question’ in Croatian Literary Narrative, IvanaTrkulja; Chapter 8 The Construction of Socio-Spatial Identities alongside the Schengen Border, MartaZorko; Part III Exploring Shifting Euro/Mediterranean Borderscapes; Chapter 9 Navigating the Euro/African Border and Migration Nexus through the Borderscapes Lens, ChiaraBrambilla; Chapter 10 Euro-African Invisibilisations in the Border(land)scape of Punta Tarifa, XavierFerrer-Gallardo,, AbelAlbet-Mas, KeinaEspiñeira; Chapter 11 Humanitarianism and Migration in the Mediterranean Borderscape, PaoloCuttitta; Chapter 12 Between Asylum and Security, MartinLemberg-Pedersen; Chapter 13 Cross-Border Cooperation as a Territorial/Relational Approach to Regional Development?, FilippoCelata, RaffaellaColetti; Chapter 14 Addressing Euro-Mediterranean Border Imaginations from a Project-Based Perspective, AliceBuoli; Part IV Rebordering State Spaces; Chapter 15 Metamorphosis of City Borders, AnnaLazzarini; Chapter 16 Everyday Bordering and Raids Every Day, GeorgieWemyss; Chapter 17 Living through the Camp, CaterinaMiele; Chapter 18 Shifting Borderscapes of London in Monica Ali’s Narrative, MariaCristina Paganoni; partV Cultural Production and the Emergence of New Borderscapes; Chapter 19 Seeing and Thinking Borders, HolgerPötzsch; Chapter 20 Borders and Transitive Identities in Jamal Mahjoub’s ‘Last Thoughts on the Medusa’, JopiNyman; Chapter 21 Operationalising Borders, ClaudiaGualtieri; Chapter 22 Contemporary Art for Mapping New Borderscapes, Cristina Giudice;
Biography
Chiara Brambilla is Research Fellow in Anthropology and Geography at the Centre for Research on Complexity (CERCO), University of Bergamo, Italy. Jussi Laine, DSocSci, is a senior researcher at the Karelian Institute of the University of Eastern Finland and Executive Secretary and Treasurer of the Association for Borderlands Studies James Wesley Scott is Professor of Regional and Border Studies at the Karelian Institute at the University of Eastern Finland. Gianluca Bocchi is Director of the Centre for Research on Complexity (CERCO) and Full Professor of Philosophy of Sciences and Global Sciences at the University of Bergamo, Italy.
’This absorbing collection revisits the concept of borderscapes in the light of new writing on territory, landscape and place. The empirical focus on the margins of Europe is timely at a moment of new geopolitical tensions in the East and appalling migrant suffering and deaths in the Mediterranean. But the book is far from bleak, and also celebrates diverse border-crossings.’ James D. Sidaway, National University of Singapore, Singapore ’This captivating volume engages with borders and bordering processes in all of their diversity: from the ever harder (and harsher) territorialities of border controls at states’ external frontiers, to the ways in which borders travel on individual bodies. This range of approaches and sites/scales of analysis makes it a truly unique collection, bringing perspectives from border studies and political geography together with performative and artistic practice - and thus opening up new possibilities for re-figuring European borders today.’ Luiza Bialasiewicz, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
