..., myths and fantasms are smooth and that those elements feed continuously into each other. This makes their borders fuzzy and creates constantly new syntheses—so that the interconnectedness of the rural area comes into being by the interconnectedness of their related actions regulated by myths...

...Abstract This chapter maps the landscape of existing research on the European project and European higher education initiatives, focusing predominantly on the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). This literature explores key debates around the borders of the European project, analyses...

...Migrants borders neoliberal the other crisis Global South In many ways, contemporary migration patterns resemble migration patterns of the 19th century, which were largely driven by colonial adventures. The difference, however, is that contemporary migrations are South to North as opposed...

... in Irish citizenship acquisition. Such contextualization is measured in a theoretical manner. Nation state racialization biopower community marginalization interculturalism ethno-national borders historicity cosmopolitanism Specifically embedded in this study, I also reflect on the concept...

... of racialised bordering is the immigration detention regime which is increasingly characterised by transporting people to offshore sites. This chapter argues through examples, how people seeking asylum have been racialised, dehumanised and criminalised, particularly through a national security lens. Borders...

... as a former refugee, this chapter also challenges refugee literature which is dominated by voices either without lived experience of the camp or produce work that is inadequately attentive to such knowledge. Camp borders refugees asylum seekers decoloniality Introduction Historically, refugee studies...

... and the challenges encountered by the socially mobile in achieving psychological balance. It emphasizes the need to acknowledge social class implications for work-life balance and urges organizations to address class-based inconsistencies and inequalities in their practices. Work-life balance social class borders...

... national borders? In Turkey, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Italy, Spain – anywhere (but not here)? This is the message defining the subtle brand of a Dutch xenophobia, phrased in a politically correct way. Nobody, except extreme right (e.g., Wilders) or extreme libertarians (e.g., Baudet), dares to spell it out...