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, Aka “New Gorizia:” A Euro-City on the Border Between Italy and Slovenia. A Recommendation for Locathe possibilities of reterritorialization following the enlargement of the European Union (EU) to include neighboring Slovenia. It focuses on a settlement north of Trieste, whose urban area was split after WW2 between the Italian town of Gorizia and the Slovenian new town of Nova Gorica. EU membersh

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Inland Areas and Border Regions: A Geopolitical Interpretation. Comparing the Marginalization of Trickles another relevant issue in contemporary human geography: the marginalization of places and communities. It compares the border regions of Trieste and Bolzano—both former Austrian lands on Italy’s border—with the landlocked region of Umbria, in the center of the Italian peninsula. In so doing, i

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The Reshaping of German-Yugoslav Space from a Middle European Point of View. Paper Presented at the scope questions of Europe and global geopolitics. It consists of the notes of a conference presentation delivered in England in 1991. The chapter reveals the author’s real-time considerations and predictions about the transformation of Europe following the end of the Cold War. It showcases the diffi

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A Century of Struggles. A Comparison of Multiple Geopolitical Agendas in Europe, the USA, and Beyondry following World War 1. In so doing, it broadens the analysis carried out in the previous chapters from the European to the transatlantic scale. The focus is on the shifts in hegemony among leading powers, comparing the crisis of the UK in the twentieth century with the situation in the early twen

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Inland Areas and Border Regions: A Geopolitical Interpretation. Comparing the Marginalization of Trifrastructural divisions created by the border. This is especially the case in Umbria, a border area between various Italian states in the medieval and modern periods, until the Italian unification in 1861. On the other hand, new borders breaking previously existing territorial units (such as the are