Changing Borders and Challenging Belonging

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Contents: Georg Grote and Andrea Carla: Changing Borders and Challenging Belonging: Policy Change and Private Experience - Jussi P. Laine: On Unbounded Belongingness: An Exploration into Reconfiguring Borders beyond Dualisms and Detachment - Roberta Medda-Windischer and Karl Koessler: Integration of Third-Country Nationals in Subnational Entities: Is Regional Citizenship a Viable Instrument? - Leah Simmons Wood: <>: Brexit and UK Border Policies - Andrea Carla: Navigating the Implications of Consociational Power-Sharing Regimes: Power-Sharing and (De)securitization in Northern Ireland and South Tyrol - Alexandra Tomaselli: Divided across Borders: The Impacts of the Creation of States on Indigenous Peoples and Their Rights in Northern Europe - Tobias Weger: Borders, Demography, Politics and Pragmatism: The Case of Dobrudja/Dobrogea/Dobrudza since 1878 - Eniko Dacz: Changing Political Landscapes - Adapting Biographies: Three Ideologically Engaged Transylvanian Saxon Writers before and after 1945 in Bra?ov, Vienna and Munich - Winfried R. Garscha: Being Made Jewish: A Secular Jewish Girl Fleeing Hitler's Vienna - Identity Discourses through the Eyes of Ruth Maier's Diary - Katie Holmes: The Inspector, the Men and the Mallee: Establishing a Soldier Settlement in 1919-20 - Markus Wurzer: Colonial Wars, Dis/ Loyalty and Discourses of Belonging at Italy's Margins - Georg Grote: <>: The Hitler-Mussolini Agreement of 1939 and the Fate of One South Tyrolean Family.

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