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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Cross-border Mobility"”.

  1. On the Move across Phnom Dangrek: Mobilities and Silences in the Thai-Cambodian Borderland

    … and regional politics. Through analysis of mobility and silence and engagement with decolonizing methodology, this study demonstrates how people live, labor, and remember at the border, amidst the state's fragmented ‘battlefield to marketplace’ policies. This study not only captures the …

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  2. Cross border students: small step or leap of faith? The perceptions and experiences of third-level cross-border students from Northern Ireland studying in a border Institute of Technology in Ireland

    Though student mobility in the European Union is currently facilitated under EU and national law and policy, few students from Northern Ireland take the opportunity to engage in such mobility to third-level colleges in the Republic of Ireland. The reasons for this reluctance have not been …

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  3. The Making of a 'Crisis': Syrian Refugees and the Politics of Health in Jordan

    … tackling these ‘crises’ have not only conflated cross-border mobility with illness and disease, but have also served as a justification for sealing national borders. Yet there has been surprisingly little research on the intersection between forced migration, global health, and humanitarian …

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