Table of Contents
Contents: Introduction: the dialectics of borders, Carolyn Loeb and Andreas Luescher. Part I The Border as a Line through Space: Division and enclosure: Frankie Quinn’s peaceline panorama photographs, Conor McGrady; Occupying no man’s land in the Lenné Triangle: space, spectacle, and politics in the shadow of the Berlin Wall, Kristin Poling; Remaking the edges: surveillance and flows in sub-Saharan Africa’s new suburbs, Garth Myers; Imagining and staging an urban border: the role of the Netherbow Gate in early modern Edinburgh, Giovanna Guidicini. Part II Border Buildings: House number 1: the Vienna Hofburg’s multiple borders, Richard Kurdiovsky; Pier 21 and the production of Canadian immigration, David Monteyne; Bordering on peace: spatial narratives of border crossings between Israel, Jordan and Egypt, Eric Aronoff and Yael Aronoff; The view from above: reading reunified Berlin, Julia Walker. Part III Spatial Ambiguity and (Dis)Embodied Memory: Gorizia and Nova Gorica: one town in two European countries, Tina Potočnik; New urban frontiers: periurbanization and (re)territorialization in Southeast Asia, Michael Leaf; Mediterranean frontiers: ontology of a bounded space in crisis, Antonio Petrov; The NSK state and the collective imaginary, Conor McGrady. Index.