Journal of Borderlands Studies
2012 - 2026
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Volume 41, issue 4, 2026
- Controlling Companion Animal Mobilities at Airport Borderlands: Bordering Practices at Micro-Scale pp. 855-873

- Lucia Gräschke and Juha Kotilainen
- From the “Migrant Crisis” of 2015 to European “Smart” Borders. The “Agencification” of Migration Governance in Greece pp. 875-894

- Nikolas Kouloglou
- Selective Irredentism in Populist Radical Right Discourse in Romania pp. 895-914

- Jack Daniel Dean
- From Marginality to Resilience: Sustainable Architecture and Economic Diplomacy in the Sari-Su Border Market at the Iran–Türkiye Border pp. 915-937

- Naser Rad
- Border, Order, Other: Reconstructing Identity in Laredo pp. 939-952

- Mehnaaz Momen
- Heterotopic Thresholds: Reassessing Nicosia’s Taksim Field pp. 953-969

- İdris Can Irız
- Divergent Governance Practices in Cross-Border Cooperation in Tourism: A Comparative Study of the Nisa and Glacensis Euroregions pp. 971-993

- Hynek Böhm, Khrystyna Shelvakh and David Voráček
- Front Line and Frontline Cities During the Russian–Ukrainian War in the Context of Border and Urban Studies pp. 995-1019

- Ekaterina Bataeva
- Fencing Off Europe: Border Fortifications as Symptomatic Responses to Hybrid Insecurities in Poland and Finland pp. 1021-1040

- Olga Cielemecka and Jussi P. Laine
- Civil Society Organisations in Czech–German Relations: Exploring Cross-Border Forms of Capital and Scope of Institutionalization pp. 1041-1062

- Karel B. Müller, Jana Urbanovská and Zuzana Lizcová
- The Borderland Narratives in Polish Museums: A Comparative Analysis pp. 1063-1081

- Karolina Radłowska
- Border Twin Villages: Exploring the Cross-Border Village Life in the Czech–Polish Borderlands pp. 1083-1107

- Ondřej Elbel, Vincenc Kopeček and Luděk Krtička
- “The Border Turns Very Dry”: Shrinking Porosity and Local Responses on the China–Myanmar Border pp. 1109-1129

- Zhuo Niu
- Multifaceted Bordering Processes Along the Ourcq Canal in Greater Paris (France): An Analysis from a Discourse and Border-theoretical Perspective pp. 1131-1150

- Corinna Jürgens and Florian Weber
- The Border in the Body: Identity, Power, and Belonging at the Kenya–Somalia Border pp. 1151-1169

- Agnes Behr
- Swimming Across Borders: Media, Voice, and Maritime Bordering in the Indonesia–Singapore Corridor pp. 1171-1179

- Reddy Anggara, Maulana Rifai and Hendry Roris P. Sianturi
- Joint Management of Ambalat: Is a New Path to End the Indonesia–Malaysia Dispute? pp. 1181-1193

- Sulistyarini, Jagad Aditya Dewantara, Wibowo Heru Prasetiyo, Efriani and Iwan Ramadhan
- Transformative Governance, Social Relations, and Territoriality of Europe’s External Borderscapes in Mauritania pp. 1195-1197

- Matthew Pflaum
- Along the Line: Writing with Comics and Graphic Narrative in Geography pp. 1199-1200

- Misty Prigent
- Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State pp. 1201-1202

- Pınar Odabaşı Taşcı
Volume 41, issue 3, 2026
- New Dimensions of Tourism and Political Borders pp. 577-588

- Dallen J. Timothy, Marek Więckowski and Alon Gelbman
- Multilayered Borders as a Method for Studying Tourism Destinations: A Case of Northern European Border Regions pp. 589-609

- Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola, Dorte Jagetic Andersen, Fredriika Jakola, Tomas Nilson and Sara Margareta Helena Svensson
- The Importance of Tourism in Cross-Border Cooperation: Evidence from the Borderlands of Poland pp. 611-632

- Sylwia Dołzbłasz, Andrzej Raczyk and Małgorzata Leśniak-Johann
- Branding the Pacific Northwest as a Cross-Border Region: Stakes and Challenges for the Tourism Sector pp. 633-651

- Pierre-Alexandre Beylier
- Border Wall Heritage Tourism: Attraction, Valuation, Significance pp. 653-673

- Victor Konrad
- Selective Hospitality: Framing the Reception of Ukrainian Refugees across Three National Contexts pp. 675-696

- Luiza Bialasiewicz, Chiara Rabbiosi and Zita de Wild
- Gaps of Different Sizes: Assessing Political Asymmetry in Cross-Border Cooperation pp. 697-716

- Tobias Heyduk
- Border Regimes from Below: Ethnic Networks and the Politics of Immigrant Integration pp. 717-736

- Kashif Raza
- Border Backdrop: Shifting Visibility Along the Buffer Zone in Nicosia pp. 737-760

- Ibrahim Ince
- Malawi-Mozambique Border Realignment Paradox and Undesirable Impacts pp. 761-783

- Anusa Daimon
- Perception of Quality of Life in Tijuana: is It Better to Live in Mexico or the United States? pp. 785-813

- David Rocha Romero, Fredi García-Alverdín and Jimmy Emmanuel Ramos Valencia
- Cross-border Television Transmission and Viewership in the Pre-Cable Times: Tracing the Legacy of Doordarshan and PTV in Shaping Collective Cultural Memory and Nostalgia in South Asia pp. 815-832

- Priyam Moonka
- Timor-Leste Inclusion into ASEAN and Its Consequences on Border Governance pp. 833-841

- Sandy Nur Ikfal Raharjo and Yuni R. Intarti
- The Routledge Companion to Gender and Borderlands pp. 843-844

- Aswathy Chandragiri
- Urban Landscapes and Memory: A Review of Competing Memories of European Border Towns pp. 845-847

- Shubhanginee Singh
- Frontera – a journey across the US-Mexico border pp. 849-850

- Pierre-Alexandre Beylier
- Sanctuary everywhere: The Fugitive Sacred in the Sonoran Desert pp. 851-852

- Daniela Bea
- Correction pp. 853-853

- The Editors
Volume 41, issue 2, 2026
- BorderArt(E)Scapes. Contemporary Art, Anthropology, and Borderscapes: From the Late Nineteenth Century to the 2000s, Reading Contemporaneity and Experimenting with New Research Practices pp. 289-291

- Giorgio Bacci, Chiara Brambilla, Valentina Porcellana, Caterina Toschi and Denis Viva
- Borderscapes Inside Out: New Transdisciplinary Methodological Horizons for Critical Border Studies pp. 293-313

- Chiara Brambilla and Andrea Masala
- Bordering Monuments and Monumentalized Borders: Borderscapes and Public Memory in Trentino, Italy, after World War One (1919–1945) pp. 315-335

- Virginia Magnaghi
- Unstable Borders: Lara Favaretto’s Momentary Monument – The Wall (2009) pp. 337-355

- Denis Viva
- Reconfiguring the Borders of the Art Market: The Case of Beatrice Monti Della Corte and South-East Asian Arts (1955–1980) pp. 357-369

- Caterina Toschi
- Bridging Borders Through the Art Market. The Promotion of the Ton-Fan Group in Italy (1959–1971) pp. 371-386

- Biancalucia Maglione
- Nature without Borders: Art and Ecological Resistance in Silvia Cini’s Avant que nature meure pp. 387-407

- Daniel Borselli
- The Precarious Time of Unaccompanied Minors in Italy Between Border Regimes and the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 409-429

- Elena Fontanari, Cristina El Khoury, Giulia Mezzetti and Valeria Zanini
- Geopolitics Implication on Urban Growth: Case Studies from Palestine pp. 431-451

- Leena Rajeh Sbaih and Salem Thawaba
- Parliamentary Functions in Cross-Border Cooperation: The Case of the Upper Rhine Council pp. 453-473

- Tobias Heyduk and Annegret Eppler
- Global and Local Borders in Nicholas Murray’s Travel Writing pp. 475-491

- Jopi Nyman
- “Xareta Mugarik Gabe” (“Xareta Without Borders”): Cooperation and Tourism Promotion in a Cross-Border Area pp. 493-512

- Alexander Amado
- Street Scavenging in Arroyo Seco: Implications for Transboundary Waste Governance in the Rio Grande Basin pp. 513-532

- Elfide Mariela Rivas-Gómez, Andrea Martínez Santillán, Sebastián Quibrera García and Sheila Ivette Quintana Guerrero
- Balance of the Trade-off Between Accountability and National Security: A Case Study of Yonaguni Island, Okinawa, Japan pp. 533-553

- Kishou Okamoto, Kana Shimamoto and Arata Hirai
- Crossing Lines: Kinship, Security, and Identity in Mizoram’s India–Myanmar Border Communities pp. 555-571

- James Ralte and Vineeth Thomas
- Review of De La Rosa, Perla. Teatro en territorio de guerra. Telón de Arena Ediciones, 2022 pp. 573-574

- Ilana Luna
- Toward a new art of border crossing pp. 575-576

- Angelos Evangelou
Volume 41, issue 1, 2026
- Introduction: Borders as Regime, Bordering as Experience in Turkey's Borders and Borderlands pp. 1-14

- Hakan Ünay and Rezzan Alagöz
- The Politics of Emotions, Bio-Political Border Practices and the Question of (In)security on the Turkish Political Territorial Borders pp. 15-34

- Ramazan Aras and Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy
- The Politics of Care and Control: Governmentality in Turkey’s Evolving Border Policy with the Reflections from Turkey-EU Borders pp. 35-55

- Nefise Ela Gokalp Aras
- Turkey-Iran Border and Irregular Migration from a Geographical Perspective pp. 57-80

- Orhan Deniz and Semih Nargül
- Evolving Border Fortification Policies in Türkiye as a “Walled Country”: A Comprehensive Analysis pp. 81-103

- Nihan Kocaman Mert and Hakan Ünay
- Everyday Life of Truck Drivers at the Border: The Case of Hopa-Sarp Border pp. 105-123

- Esin Hamdi Dinçer and Gülşen Çakıl Dinçer
- Turkey-Iraq Borderland in the Context of Border Habitus and Cross-Border Tribal Social Capital pp. 125-141

- Ferhat Tekin
- Dialectic of Un/Belonging in Emily Habiby’s The Secret Life of Saeed, the Pessoptimist pp. 143-156

- Sosthenes Nnamdi Ekeh and Mary J. N. Okolie
- Beyond Economic Incentives: Role of Personal Networks in Employing Cross-Border Commuters pp. 157-180

- Johanna Trager and Marie Jelínková
- Borderland Macao: Trade and Religious Dynamics with the High Qing pp. 181-198

- Jingzhen Xie
- The Italian Quarantine Ship (Dystopia): Externalization Practices during COVID-19 pp. 199-214

- Elena Giacomell and Sarah Walker
- Economy and Border Regions – A Research Gap? Results from a Scoping Review pp. 215-233

- Hannah Paul, Tobias Chilla and Carola Sommer
- Contextualizing Anti-Migrant Sentiment: A Comparative Ethnography of Lesvos and Samos, Greece pp. 235-253

- Theodoros Kouros
- Interorganizational Governance of Asylum Seekers: Between Human Rights Activism and Political Backlash pp. 255-275

- María Verónica Elías and Bertha A. Bermúdez Tapia
- (De)bordering Whiteness: Applying Border Theory to Irvin Painter’s The History of White People pp. 277-287

- Katie Clones
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