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| Transboundary environmental management |
Economic and cultural impacts of hardening borders |
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Regional institutions and their roles in Orange River management: understanding hydropolitics of southern Africa Transboundary water management: the case of the Mexico-US border region Border environmental policy: the Korean case Mr Nitsan Levy, Department of Geography, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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Economic, cultural and social impacts of hardening borders Resistance and resilience to hardening borders in the Ferghana Valley borderlands Ms Emily Ravenscroft, The University of North Carolina, USA |
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| Post-conflict border management B |
Managing the borders of an expanding Europe |
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The evolution of armistice lines and political borders A blueprint for the practical creation of Cessation of Hostilities Lines |
Borders at the edge of new and old Europe: between hardening and softening Security and identity at the German-Polish border |
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Mr Mark Kent, Deputy Director, Migration, UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office |
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