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it is a man-made boundary line/filter which separates geographic areas, people and social groups in a physical or non-physical way

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it is a man-made boundary line/filter which separates geographic areas, people and social groups in a physical or non-physical way

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borders are typically perceived to be arbitrary, never changing lines, however they are fluid changing 'barriers'/ boundaries which separate the constructed 'in groups' and 'out groups' - what is deemed worth protecting and what is left exposed.

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Beyond the conventional physical boundary, borders are inherently malleable – an imagined mechanism that can take one specific form and its antithesis –  temporarily concretizing notions and possibilities of belonging as tied to the interests and priorities of states and perceived collective groups

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A border is a differential of quantities, i.e. any change of variables such as geographical, cultural, historical and so on.

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A border is a differential of quantities, i.e. any change of variables such as geographical, cultural, historical and so on.

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a point of racialized control and separation typically indicating the beginning or end of nationstate which is often reflective of those within considered the "citizens" or the "we"

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Borders, traditionally thought of as the periphery or the edge of a territory/entity, is a complex space of multi-directional flows, movement and exchange of people, commodities, ideas and so on.

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A border is a designed boundary reaching far beyond a geographical setting into ideology, identity and administration of people controlled by preferences of designated powers

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A border is a designed boundary reaching far beyond a geographical setting into ideology, identity and administration of people controlled by preferences of designated powers

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A border is a constructed divide between populations, arbitrarily drawn based off of people's perception of real or imagined differences.

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A delaminating boundary either physical or abstract that became a more prominent issue under the Westphalian system when borders became the organizing  principle of the international community specially with the appearance of the concept of sovereignty. Borders separate independent geographical areas. They also have an impact on security, migration, economics

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A border is a physical or conceptual outline of a geographical area made to control access, entry, and regulate the inflow of people, goods or ideas.

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Borders are social and political demarcations that divide physical spaces in order to control and regulate people and resources.  

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Borders are social and political demarcations that divide physical spaces in order to control and regulate people and resources.  

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A border can be physical and intangible, that distinguishes political, economic or geographical groups and create boundaries between in and outsiders.

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it is a man-made boundary line/filter which separates geographic areas, people and social groups in a physical or non-physical way

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it is a man-made boundary line/filter which separates geographic areas, people and social groups in a physical or non-physical way

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A border is a contested split between nationalised communities imposed violently by external political forces, albeit with collective buying.

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A politicised, at-times flexible construct used as a tool to define the boundaries between nations and determine the legal status of individuals.

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A politicised, at-times flexible construct used as a tool to define the boundaries between nations and determine the legal status of individuals.

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•	A physical boundary that confines and divides identities; a physical or perceived line, limiting spaces. 

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•	A physical boundary that confines and divides identities; a physical or perceived line, limiting spaces. 

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A border can be a physical line to separate different jurisdictions or country-states; Or a barrier to distinguish people with different characteristics and cultures

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A border can be a physical line to separate different jurisdictions or country-states; Or a barrier to distinguish people with different characteristics and cultures

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A socially constructed institution aimed at separating geographical territory and people, which, in turn, determines national identity and perpetuates a concept of “us and them”.

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A border is a physical and institutional blockage to legitimize sovereignty, concepts of identity and to define who belongs and doesn't belong.

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where boundaries are determined, a border holds different meanings for different people

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where boundaries are determined, a border holds different meanings for different people

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A border is a socially constructed, dynamic, physical or non-physical division that separates those who belong to a certain group from those who not

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A border is any physical, geographic, or social barrier between an "I" and an "other", in which the more dominant side has the power to control who can enter/exit this barrier. 

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A border is any physical, geographic, or social barrier between an "I" and an "other", in which the more dominant side has the power to control who can enter/exit this barrier. 

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A border is both a physical and spectral form of policing influenced by geopolitical hierarchies.

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A border is a tool with what people distinguish some people from som others.

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A border is a tool with what people distinguish some people from som others.