Titlebook: Children and Borders; Spyros Spyrou (associate professor of Anthropology Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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When the Border Becomes a Threshold: Children’s Visits to Relatives in Santo Domingo’ to speak about ethnicity in order to avoid the essentialism implicit in this concept (Brubaker and Cooper, 2000). Following the same line of thought, I consider ethnonyms to be emic categories (Díaz de Rada, 2008; Jiménez, 2011). (Emic expressions appear in italics in this paper, including ethnony

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Experiencing the State and Negotiating Belonging in , and , Ethnic Minority Youth in a Lao-Vietnames congruent with the cultural unit, the nation’ (Fox and Miller-Idriss, 2008, p. 536). Such social practices or the absence thereof erect borders but also render borders irrelevant, rather than the physical demarcation of state territory as the quote above illustrates.

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What is a Border? Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot Children’s Understanding of a Contested Territorn areas of the island since 1974. As the quintessential symbol of war, barbed wire looms large in the minds of Greek Cypriots as an icon of the island’s division. For Turkish Cypriots, however, it mostly represents a safety line, enforced by Turkish troops in 1974 in order to separate the two communities.

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