Journal of Borderlands Studies

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Henk van Houtum and Martin van der Velde

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Volume 35, issue 5, 2020

Introduction to a New “Commentaries” Section in the Journal of Borderlands Studies pp. 673-674

Sergio Peña and Christophe Sohn

Perceived severity of smuggling at the border of Táchira-North of Santander: Health Psychology Approach pp. 675-692

Manuel E. Riaño-Garzón, Nathalie C. Raynaud, Neida Albornoz-Arias and Rina Mazuera-Arias

Movements Across Space: A Conceptual Framework for the Thai–Burma Borderlands pp. 693-708

Rachel Sharples

Delinquent Borderlands: Disorder and Exception in the Eastern Himalaya pp. 709-723

Mona Chettri and Duncan McDuie-Ra

Terrorism in the Lake Chad Region: Integration of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons pp. 725-741

Simon Oyewole Oginni, Maxwell Peprah Opoku and Beatrice Atim Alupo

Crossing a Second Border for South Carolina DACA Students pp. 743-758

W. David McCorkle and Heidi Cian

A New Agenda to Study the Guatemala–Mexico/Mexico–Guatemala Border(Lands) Region pp. 759-780

Luis Alfredo Arriola Vega

At War Over the Peace Bridge. A Case Study in the Vulnerability of Binational Institutions pp. 781-799

Munroe Eagles

Whither an International Issue: The Columbia River Treaty, the Canada/US Border, and the Curious Case of Libby, MT pp. 801-818

James M. Hundley

Remembering Chris Rumford (1958–2016) pp. 819-827

Olivier Thomas Kramsch

Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security pp. 829-830

Michael Palmieri

Citizens in Motion Emigration, Immigration, and Re-migration Across China's Borders pp. 831-832

Martin Kerntopf

Refugees, migration and global governance: negotiating the global compacts pp. 833-834

Jessica Becker

At the edge of the nation: the Southern Kurils and the search for Russia’s national identity pp. 835-836

Lyudmila Austin

Chaos as a Tool of Insecurity: Detention and Deportation in the United States and Ecuador pp. 837-838

Andreanne Bissonnette

What is a Border pp. 839-840

Ikhsan Darmawan

Volume 35, issue 4, 2020

BIG (Borders in Globalization): Borders and Bordering Processes in the Pacific Northwest pp. 497-503

Nicole Bates-Eamer and Helga Kristín Hallgrímsdóttir

Overgrowing the Border? An Examination of Cascadian Culture and Cannabis Legalization pp. 505-526

Samantha Magnus, Helga Hallgrímsdóttir, Nicole Bates-Eamer and Victor Konrad

Shifting, Securitizing, and Streamlining: An Exploration of Preclearance Policy in the Pacific Northwest pp. 527-543

Alexander Norfolk

Border Disputes and Identity in Anglophone British Columbia: 1859–1903 pp. 545-562

Ari Finnsson

Networks of Hate: The Alt-right, “Troll Culture”, and the Cultural Geography of Social Movement Spaces Online pp. 563-580

Edwin Hodge and Helga Hallgrimsdottir

Whose Border? Contested Geographies and Columbia River Treaty Modernization pp. 581-601

William Jesse Baltutis and Michele-Lee Moore

Immigration and Integration Policy and the Complexity of Multi-level Governance: A Case Study of British Columbia pp. 603-618

Alexander Gunn

Transborder People, Connected History: Border and Relationships in the Indo-Burma Borderlands pp. 619-639

Pum Khan Pau

Motivations for Mexican-US Migration: Does the Economy Matter? pp. 641-655

Alix N. Naugler and Stephen J. Conroy

Refugees, citizenship and belonging in South Asia; contested terrains pp. 657-659

Meghna Kajla

The role of the international border in high-tech economies pp. 661-662

Francesco Cappellano

Borders and mobility in South Asia and beyond pp. 663-665

Dhananjay Tripathi

Zimbabwe’s Migrants and South Africa’s Border Farms. The Roots of Impermanence pp. 667-668

Sylvia Meichsner

Transnational drug trafficking across the Vietnam–Laos border pp. 669-671

Saleh Shahriar

Volume 35, issue 3, 2020

Humanitarian Border Workers in Confrontation with the Swedish State’s Border Making Practices: “The Death of the Most Generous Country on Earth” pp. 317-333

Abby Peterson

The Border as a Resource in Right-wing Populist Discourse: Viktor Orbán and the Diasporas in a Multi-scalar Europe pp. 335-350

Christian Lamour and Renáta Varga

Dealing with Borderland Complexity. The Multisided Views of Local Individuals in the Norwegian–Russian Borderland pp. 351-368

Brit Lynnebakke

The Temporary Reintroduction of Border Controls Inside the Schengen Area: Towards a Spatial Perspective pp. 369-383

Estelle Evrard, Birte Nienaber and Adolfo Sommaribas

Border Crossing Assemblages: Differentiated Travelers and the Viapolitics of FlixBus pp. 385-401

Peter Teunissen

Schengen Cooperation: What Scholars Make of It pp. 403-423

Markéta Votoupalová

“Playing with the Border:” Alsatian Sports Societies and Alsace’s Problematic Return to France after the First World War pp. 425-441

Denis Jallat, Sébastien Stumpp and Julien Fuchs

De-and re-bordering the Alpine Space: how Cross-border Cooperation Intertwines Spatial and Institutional Patterns of Exclusion and Inclusion, Subordination and Horizontality pp. 443-465

Melanie Plangger

Stress Test for the Policy-making Capability of Cross-border Spaces? Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the Euroregion Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino pp. 467-485

Alice Engl and Verena Wisthaler

Immigration and the law – race, citizenship, and social control pp. 487-488

Jaana Palander

The Border pp. 489-490

Edward Matthews

Desert borderland: the making of modern Egypt and Libya pp. 491-492

Ju Wang and Rongxing Guo

We do not have borders: Greater Somalia and the predicaments of belonging in Kenya pp. 493-494

Agnes W. Behr

Les frontières et la communauté politique. Faire, défaire et penser les frontières pp. 495-496

Virginie Mamadouh

Volume 35, issue 2, 2020

South Asia: Boundaries, Borders and Beyond pp. 173-181

Dhananjay Tripathi and Sanjay Chaturvedi

Borders and Bordering Practices: A Case Study of Jaisalmer District on India–Pakistan Border pp. 183-194

Krishnendra Meena

Portraying the “Other” in Textbooks and Movies: The Mental Borders and Their Implications for India–Pakistan Relations pp. 195-210

Dhananjay Tripathi and Vaishali Raghuvanshi

Pakistan’s Border Policies and Security Dynamics along the Pakistan–Afghanistan Border pp. 211-226

Lacin Idil Oztig

The Status of Durand Line under International Law: An International Law Approach to the Pakistan-Afghanistan Frontier Dispute pp. 227-241

Fawad Poya

Re-engaging the “International”: A Social History of the Trans-Himalayan Borderlands pp. 243-254

Nimmi Kurian

No Mountain Too High? Assessing the Trans-territoriality of the Kailash Sacred Landscape Conservation Initiative pp. 255-268

Jayashree Vivekanandan

Gaining a Ghetto: The Resettlement of Partition-affected Bengalis in New Delhi’s Chittaranjan Park pp. 269-286

Anubhav Roy

African Borders: Putting Paid to a Myth pp. 287-306

Michel Foucher

Why Read Michel Foucher’s African Borders: Putting Paid to a Myth? pp. 307-308

Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly

An Appraisal of Michel Foucher’s African Borders: Putting Paid to a Myth pp. 309-310

Anthony I. Asiwaju

Comment on African Borders: Putting Paid to a Myth pp. 311-312

Olivier Walther

Border Odyssey: Travels along the U.S./Mexico Divide pp. 313-314

Roberto Rodolfo Georg Uebel

Border politics in a global era: comparative perspectives pp. 315-316

Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera

Volume 35, issue 1, 2020

Event and Archive: Remapping the Poetry Reading Series in Canada, 1957–1974 pp. 1-18

Deanna Fong and Janey Dodd

Exile and Repatriation: Experiences from the Zambezi Region, Namibia pp. 19-39

Kari Miettinen, Maria Lähteenmäki and Alfred Colpaert

Public Pedagogy as Border-Crossing: How Canadian Fans Learn about Health Care from American TV pp. 41-54

Kaela Jubas, Dawn Johnston and Angie Chiang

Economic Integration, Emerging Fields and Cross-border Governance: The Case of San Diego–Tijuana pp. 55-74

Jorge Eduardo Mendoza and Bruno Dupeyron

The Human Side of Regions: Informal Cross-border Traders in the Zambia–Malawi–Mozambique Growth Triangle and Prospects for Integrating Southern Africa pp. 75-97

Christopher Nshimbi

Fear Responses: Intersubjectivity, and the Hollow State pp. 99-112

Arthur Sementelli

Disclosing the Relational Structure of Institutional Cross-border Cooperation in Two Cross-border Regions in Europe pp. 113-129

Teresa González-Gómez and Estrella Gualda

Of Borders and Fortresses: Attitudes Towards Immigrants from the SADC Region in South Africa as a Critical Factor in the Integration of Southern Africa pp. 131-146

Inocent Moyo and Christopher Nshimbi

Black Barrio on the Border: “Blaxicans” of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico pp. 147-161

Howard Campbell and Michael Williams

Les frontières de la mondialisation – Gestion des flux migratoires en régime néolibéral [The borders of globalization – managing migration flows under the neoliberal regime] pp. 163-164

Frédéric Durand

Citizenship participation and Global Migration. Implications for theory research, and teaching pp. 165-166

Machteld Venken

The Shadow of the Wall: Violence and Migration on the U.S.-Mexico Border pp. 167-168

Matthew Longo

Transboundary environmental governance across the world’s longest border pp. 169-170

Paul Ganster

Corrigendum pp. 171-171

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