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Globalization and the Challenge of Mobility,cific economic system, the market economy. By their very nature, in particular through the rule of law and the role of individual liberties, liberal states are bound to principles which put constraints on the way they can enforce social closure and can limit, deter or ban mobility. In liberal states

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The Spatial Flexibilization of Border Control,Wallace 1995). These means are intended to keep unwanted travelers from continuing or even starting their journey. If these control instruments fail to fulfill their purpose, people seeking to cross a border illegally are stopped right in front of the border. Step by step, border control agencies pr

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Internationalization of Border Policies,ay out of the impasse. Accordingly, we observe that the venues where border policies are negotiated are no longer located exclusively within national governmental arenas. In addition, interdependence between states with regard to border policies has increased; today, many policies can be identified

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Varieties of Border Policies,gement and explore whether and how their specific form has been shaped by their relations with their respective neighbors. We would expect that the shape of concrete borders varies along a continuum of “closed” and heavily enforced to “open” borders with low or no control. This variation depends on

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New Control and Selectivity Arrangements,d jurisdiction. Though global hierarchies have always existed and asymmetrical inter-state relations have always been the rule rather than the exception, territorial closure and the exercise of territorial control profoundly contributed to a horizontal segmentation of the world population in disting