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Bordering in Pandemic Times. Insights into the COVID-19 Lockdown

Authors: Wille, Christian; Kanesu, Rebekka;

Bordering in Pandemic Times. Insights into the COVID-19 Lockdown

Abstract

In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, borders have become relevant (again) in political action and in people's everyday lives within a very short time. This was especially true for the inhabitants of border regions, whose cross-border life worlds were suddenly irritated by closed borders and police controls. However, the COVID-19 pandemic also led to an increased evidence of social, cultural, eco-nomic, health and mobility boundaries beyond national borders. The authors of this new issue of “UniGR-CBS Borders in Perspective” shed light on these dynamics from the perspective of territorial borders, social boundaries and (dis)continuities in border regions through a variety of thematic and spatial approaches. Their critical observations and scientific comments were made during the lockdown in April and May 2020 and provide insights into the events during the global pandemic. Im Zuge der COVID-19-Pandemie sind Grenzen binnen kürzester Zeit im politischen Handeln und im Alltag der Menschen (wieder) relevant geworden. Dies betraf in besonderem Maße die Bewohner*innen von Grenzregionen, deren grenzüberschreitende Lebenswelten plötzlich von geschlossenen Grenzen und polizeilichen Kontrollen irritiert wurden. Doch auch jenseits von Staatsgrenzen führte die COVID-19-Pandemie zu einer verstärkten Wahrnehmung von sozialen, kulturellen, wirtschaftlichen, gesundheitlichen und mobilitätsbezogenen Grenzen. Die Autor*innen der neuen Ausgabe von “UniGR-CBS Borders in Perspective” beleuchten diese Dynamiken aus dem Blickwinkel von territorialen Grenzen, sozialen Grenzziehungen und (Dis)Kontinuitäten in Grenzregionen über vielfältige thematische und räumliche Zugänge. Ihre kritischen Beobachtungen und wissenschaftlichen Kommentare sind während des Lockdown im April und Mai 2020 entstanden und geben Einblicke in das Zeitgeschehen während der globalen Pandemie. Au cours de la pandémie COVID-19, les frontières ont (re)pris de l'importance dans l'action politique et dans la vie quotidienne en très peu de temps. C'était particulièrement vrai pour les habitants des régions frontalières, dont le quotidien transfrontalier était soudainement irrité par la fermeture des frontières et les contrôles de police. Toutefois, la pandémie de COVID-19 a également entraîné une perception accrue des frontières sociales, culturelles, économiques, sanitaires et de mobilité au-delà des frontières nationales. Les auteurs de la nouvelle édition de l’« UniGR-CBS Borders in Perspective » éclairent ces dynamiques sous l'angle des frontières territoriales, des démarcations sociales et des (dis)continuités dans les régions frontalières par le biais de diverses approches thématiques et spatiales. Leurs observations critiques et commentaires scientifiques ont été faits pendant le confinement en avril et mai 2020 et donnent un aperçu des événements pendant la pandémie mondiale.

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: Regional & inter-regional studies [H08] [Social & behavioral sciences, psychology], COVID19, Grande Région, : Anthropologie [H02] [Sciences sociales & comportementales, psychologie], borders, : Anthropology [H02] [Social & behavioral sciences, psychology], frontières, Greater Region, : Multidisciplinaire, généralités & autres [A99] [Arts & sciences humaines], : Sociologie & sciences sociales [H10] [Sciences sociales & comportementales, psychologie], Großregion, Globalisierung, Lockdown, : Multidisciplinary, general & others [H99] [Social & behavioral sciences, psychology], mondialisation, : Human geography & demography [H05] [Social & behavioral sciences, psychology], : Etudes régionales & interrégionales [H08] [Sciences sociales & comportementales, psychologie], SaarLorLux, boundaries, : Multidisciplinary, general & others [A99] [Arts & humanities], Pandemic, pandémie, Pandemie, COVID-19, : Geographie humaine & démographie [H05] [Sciences sociales & comportementales, psychologie], : Multidisciplinaire, généralités & autres [H99] [Sciences sociales & comportementales, psychologie], Europe, frontiérisation, : Sociology & social sciences [H10] [Social & behavioral sciences, psychology], bordering, confinement, Grenzziehungen, Europa, Grenzen

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