Border Types and Bordering Processes

Sendhardt, Bastian

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“…Siendo las fronteras las que separan a "nosotros" de los "otros" y de "aquí" de "allá" (Newman, 2006), por causa de que son complejas, así como construcciones sociales definidas por los políticos y las sociedades. Por ende, el estudio de una frontera y una zona fronteriza no solo requiere entenderse a partir de una línea física y simbólica que separa las naciones, sino que requiere su entendimiento a partir de limites socioculturales, políticos, económicos e institucionales (Brunet-Jailly, 2005;Parker, 2006;Sendhardt, 2015;Laine, 2017;Martínez y Salazar, 2023). Por lo tanto, la frontera Valle Bajo-Valle de Juárez debe ser estudiada de manera multidimensional.…”

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Asimetrías de Gobernanza y Desarrollo en Valle Bajo, EE. UU y Valle de Juárez, México

2023

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The objective of this research is to comparatively analyze governance and development between the border areas of Valle Bajo in the US and Valle de Juárez in Mexico, between 2000 and 2020. A descriptive analysis is carried out with information and statistical data from INEGI and Census Bureau with the dimensions of development, that is, economics and sociocultural. Using information from government actors at the three levels of government, it was found that the asymmetries of governance and development between Valle de Juárez and Valle Bajo are due to the distinctive performance of political actors, intervention of institutions in the social and economic dimensions, where the economic vision of the area is mainly agricultural, although the policies are not the same on both sides of the border. It is concluded that the Mexican government has stopped encouraging agriculture in the Valley due to industrial economic visions, adding the corruption of political leaders and violence related to drug trafficking, contributes to low development. On the other hand, the Lower Valley in the US shows better levels where there are more intervening institutions, and there is an incentive from both the federal and state governments to support agriculture.

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Asimetrías de Gobernanza y Desarrollo en Valle Bajo, EE. UU y Valle de Juárez, México

2023

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“…The border can have a significant influence on the functioning of the economic system (including tourism), depending on whether it is closed or open and whether there are any ongoing bordering, re-bordering, or de-bordering processes taking place (Sendhardt 2013 andBrańka et al 2020). When a border is closed or highly restrictive, it can make it difficult or even impossible for tourists to cross into a particular region.…”

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Białowieża Forest as a tourist product of the area on the Polish-Belarusian borderland

Cyargeenka

2023

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Białowieża Forest as a tourist product of the area on the Polish-Belarusian borderlandThe Białowieża Forest is a unique area in Europe, being the only remaining part of primeval deciduous and mixed forests in the region. Favourable relations between Poland and Belarus after the collapse of the USSR opened up the previously closed border, resulting in new challenges and opportunities for the tourism product development in the Białowieża Forest. This article explores the historical and geopolitical factors that have influenced changes in tourist traffic dynamics. It examines the impact of various factors at different levels, scales and dimensions, including natural and cultural values, environmental protection, accessibility, and border and visarelated matters. The study suggests that factors at the national and international levels have a more significant impact on the tourist product than those at the local and regional levels. One of the primary barriers to the development of a joint cross-border tourist product is the lack of free border crossings, although the relaxation period of the border regime in 2015 -2019 established a border visa-free zone in Belarus.

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Federalist Governance in the Middle East

Samara¹

2022

Perspectives on Development in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region

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Border Types and Bordering Processes

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Asimetrías de Gobernanza y Desarrollo en Valle Bajo, EE. UU y Valle de Juárez, México

Asimetrías de Gobernanza y Desarrollo en Valle Bajo, EE. UU y Valle de Juárez, México

Białowieża Forest as a tourist product of the area on the Polish-Belarusian borderland

Federalist Governance in the Middle East

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