Titlebook: Borders in Central Europe After the Schengen Agreement; Tomá? Havlí?ek,Milan Je?ábek,Jaroslav Dokoupil Book 2018 Springer International Pu

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Development of the Slovak Borderlands with an Emphasis on the Situation After Schengen: Internal anchapter will also include a basic description of border regions based on the research of its individual sections carried out so far: Je?ábek (Geografické rozhledy 10:6–7, 2000) and Halás (Cezhrani?né v?zby, cezhrani?ná spolupráca (na príklade slovensko-?eského pohrani?ia s d?razom na jeho slovenskú

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Eastern Borderland of the Baltic States as the External Border of Schengen,re detail in the cases of the Ida-Viru and Latgale regions in Estonia and Latvia, respectively. Both regions have important Russian-speaking communities and are under difficult sociocultural and economic conditions. However, the reasons for their current situation are different. Ida-Virumaa is an ur

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Silesian Identity Across the Internal Border of the EU,ell as in the mind of the indigenous people on both sides of the border, the state border still exists. The supposing advantage of a common historical past is so remote that it doesn’t play any significant role.

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,Building a Cross-Border Region Using the Example of Euroregion Silva Nortica—On the Way from Closedhe organisation of its individual national parts. The cross-border community and identity is underdeveloped in the region. These are represented by persistent prejudices and injustice from the past, the language barrier and bad experience with Czechs/Austrians and others. The chapter results show th

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Creating a Cross-Border Community as Part of the European Integration Process,s of the European Union, but also by all other aspects of the coexistence of European society, taking place both in the emerging European public space and in the form of many actual activities. Our findings note that, despite significant shifts, the existing asymmetry in cross-border economic and so

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