Would you like to find out more about the challenges at the border between Romania and Hungary? Are you interested in the governance structures and legal instruments along the Franco-German border? Or would you like to find out about the role of citizens and the perception of the German-Danish border after the pandemic?

You’ll find the answers to these questions and more in Cahiers Fare no. 24 and 25 « Borders and Border Spaces in the EU », now published by Éditions L’Harmattan and presenting the results of the Jean Monnet FRONTEM network (Frontières en mouvement: quels modèles pour l’UE?). The network partners exchanged knowledge and practices on the management and perception of five different European borders: the Franco-German border, the Franco-Belgian border, the Romanian-Hungarian border, the German-Danish border and the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The Cahier Fare n° 24 Vol. 1 deals with the role of the border in the process of European integration in the face of border displacement and the question of border management before and after the pandemic.

→ Borders and Border Spaces in the EU: European Border Management from a Comparative Perspective VOLUME 1

 

Cahier Fare Vol. 2 focuses on a comparison of mental perceptions of the border in the five European border regions mentioned. The various chapters are illustrated by maps from the Mission Opérationnelle Transfrontalière (MOT).

→ Borders and Border Spaces in the EU: European Border Management from a Comparative Perspective VOLUME 2