I look forward to hearing more about the project. I'll just 
share my interest and some ideas.
 
Well for me my interest in borders comes from that very thin 
line that means alot. I enjoyed travelling to the Danish-German border this 
year. I drove along the border on the German side and just 5 meters or 
so across the line I passed a German house, German flag waving in the wind, 
German number plates, a Deutche Post van entering the driveway. Shops were 
advertising their goods in DM. Looking back into Denmark, signs were in Danish. 
There is no Iron Curtain or any other big divider, but yet the difference is 
clear.
 
A few years ago I walked in this fancy shopping street in 
Nicosia, Cyprus and suddenly a wall stopped me. I could go no further. I was 
allowed to look over the wall, and what did I see: houses abandoned for 25 
years. What a change.
 
Well the Iron Curtain is gone, yet another seems on the way: 
EU's outer Schengenland border. Example the Finnish-Russia border is very much 
guarded.
 
Island borders: 
Saint Martin. Small Caribean island but two European languages 
and cultures. Märket: A tiny 
island, but the border changes 8 times. 
 
GCEBE: 
Baarle: do you realy know where you are?
Jungholz: one point only
Vennbahn: The most narrow peace of territory, Chile go 
home.
 
Crime:
Kerkrade (NL) - 
Herzogenrath (DE): I've read an article about how theeves steal tv's in the one 
country and runs across the street and the police can do nothing as they ran 
aroad.
Tripoint: South Africa-Mozambique-Zimbabwe: aka Crooks Corner, 
'cause elephant hunters can run abroad to two other countries if chasen by 
authorities.
 
Pene-enclaves:
Mittelberg: Austrian territory, but only accessable from 
Germany. Life is liven the German way.
Point Roberts
 
Border straddling houses:
Kitchen in Escourt Station. The Opera House on 
CAUS.
 
Other:
Ceuta and Melilla: Europe in Africa.
Palestine occupied by Israel, but still a heavily guarded 
border.
U Sabatu was on wrong side of border after Czechoslovakian 
divorce
Small Ukraine village on Russian border must smuggle their 
dead people across the border at night as graveyard is in Russia. Otherwise 
border guards will customs check cuffins or even ask for customs 
charges (Peter Hering has a newspaper article).
 
Tripoints:
Austria-Slovakia-Hungary: tripoint of three language groups as 
well.
Norway-Russia-Finland: tripoint of three time 
zones
 
Just ideas
 
Jesper