Transcending Europe's Borders: The EU and Its Neighbours
The enlargement of the European Union in 2004 changed the shape of the EU and the continent. External borders were shifted, internal borders were dissolved, old borders re-emerged, and new borders were established. It is becoming clear that these processes are influenced not only by political and economic factors, but to a large extent by basic cultural, historic and social conditions as well. Analysis of
all these areas leads to a better understanding of Europe as a space characterised by complex processes of establishing and transcending borders. Such analysis is therefore of fundamental importance for shaping the continent for the future.
Deadline for all submissions: December 1, 2006.
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