B/Ordering Space (Paperback)

Contents: Prologue: B/ordering Space, Henk van Houtum, Olivier Kramsch and Wolfgang Zierhofer. B/ordering Practices In A 'Borderless' World: The changing discourses on political boundaries: mapping the backgrounds, contexts and contents, Anssi Paasi; Borders Unbound: globalization, regionalism and the postmetropolitan transition, Edward W. Soja; Regions and everyday regionalizations: from a space-centred towards an action-centered human geography, Benno Werlen; Shaky borders? transnational migrants as strategic actors, David Ley. Strategic Constructions: Claiming and Fixing Places: Regionalization in Europe: stories, institutions and boundaries, Arnoud Lagendijk; On paradigms and doctrines: the 'Euroregio of Salzburg' as a bordered space, Peter Weichhart; Borderline communities: Canadian single industry towns, Staples, and Harold Innis, Trevor Barnes; Splintering Palestine, Derek Gregory. Situating And Extending Spaces Of Orientation: Scientists without borders: or moments of insight, spaces of recognition: situated practice, science, and the navigation of urban everyday life, Allan Pred; Debordering subjectivity, Huib Ernste; Friedrich Ratzel's spatial turn: identities of disciplinary space and its borders between the anthropo- and political geography of Germany and the United States, Wolfgang Natter. Re-Imagining Bounded Routes and Discourses: The poetry of boundaries: reflections from the Portuguese-Spanish borderlands, James D. Sidaway; Bor(der)ing stories: spaces of absence along the Dutch-German border, Anke StrA¼ver; 'RA¶stigraben': a discourse on national identity in Switzerland, Wolfgang Zierhofer; On the border with Deleuze and Guattari, Keith Woodward and John Paul Jones III; Index.