Subject: The Nijmegen Centre of Border Research<br/>
Date: Jun 22, 2003 @ 09:35<br/>
Author: Jan S. Krogh (&quot;Jan S. Krogh&quot; &lt;jan.krogh@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-232161362">The Nijmegen Centre of Border Research<br/>
«In the dynamics of the internationalisation and globalisation geographical<br/>
borders are more and more considered as challenges for further integration.<br/>
At the same time however, borders still are considered to be barriers in<br/>
many ways. Borders represent important values of identity of people and<br/>
demarcate the sovereignty of governments. Because of this tension between<br/>
borders as &#39;meeting-places&#39; and borders as &#39;cut-off lines&#39; borders have<br/>
become maybe more important then ever before in the European society.»:<br/>
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http://www.kun.nl/ncbr/<br/>
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Looks interesting to me!<br/>
<br/>
Jan<br/>
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