Titlebook: Soft Borders; Rethinking Sovereign Julie Mostov Book 2008 Julie Mostov 2008 conflict.conflicts.democracy.globalization

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Introduction,e borders in the United States and Europe, this work proposes a very different approach to borders. Instead of hardening symbolic, legal, and physical boundaries, the object of this work is to think about softening borders, rethinking notions of sovereignty and democracy for the twenty-first century

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Democratic Polities: Thin Bonds and Soft Borders,ive building blocks of democratic cooperation today. Such bonds provide a potential mechanism for fixing and naturalizing differences, facilitating relationships of domination, and promoting notions of belonging inconsistent with democratic choice.. Instead, the promise of democratic social cooperat

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Introduction,nd territorial borders and are based on functional interdependencies, intersecting interests, and multiple attachments. It draws on my understanding of borders and the politics of national identity developed with respect to southeastern Europe, but I believe that the arguments apply and are important far beyond this context.

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Democratic Polities: Thin Bonds and Soft Borders,el of social choice in which the bonds linking citizens are thin ones based on a common present and a near future and the different experiences of cooperation, expectations of right treatment, and understandings of power that citizens bring to collective action.