Auf der Suche nach neuer Sicherheit — Eine Einführung

Lange, Hans‐Jürgen; Ohly, H. Peter; Reichertz, Jo

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-91212-7_1

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“…This covers both cross-border crime, which is experienced as trafficking, drug dealing, burglaries, economic fraud, etc., but also the development of new forms of criminal behavior within societies. Although the discrepancy between the level of actual crime and perceived crime is huge, the consequences of the perception bias should not be underestimated (Lange et al 2008;Kersten 2016;Huffington Post 2017;Pfeiffer et al 2018).…”

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The Europe without borders discourse and splitting European identities

Yndigegn¹

2020

Border Experiences in Europe

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The aim of this paper is to trace and scrutinize some of the underlying forces that might contribute to explaining the current skepticism about a policy of debordering Europe. The author therefore discusses why prefiguring a borderless Europe based on European identity has stumbled into misconceived conceptions of the nation, and then presents an explanation of the transformative dynamics that undermine the vision of a borderless Europe. The paper concludes that a borderless Europe will remain a vision as long as the idea of a European identity cannot establish a reliable alternative to its national counterpart, but multiple cosmopolitan forces still keep pushing towards debordering Europe.

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