Exploring the Critical Potential of the Borderscapes Concept
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The conceptual evolution of borders has been characterised by important changes in the last twenty years. After the processual shift of the 1990s (from border to bordering), in recent years there has been increasing concern about the need to critically ques- tion the current state of the debate on the concept of borders. Within this framework, this article explores the critical potential of the borderscapes concept for the development of alternative approaches to borders along three main axes of reflection that, though interrelated, can be analytically distinguished as: episte- mological, ontological and methodological. Such approaches show the significant potential of borderscapes for future advances of crit-…
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- Epistemology
- Political science
- Philosophy
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Reduced inequalities
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