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Bordering in Transition: Young People’s Experiences in ‘Post-Conflict’ Belfastilt upon contested histories and memories, they are also everyday constructions and socially organised achievements that reflect and reinforce notions of identity, belonging, territoriality and ‘othering’. Moreover, while the social conditions that give support and saliency to borders can be disrupt