August 8, 2024Border and Regional StudiesOpen Access

Cross-border mapping and cooperation: integrating and dividing practices

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UCUlla ConnorAlbany State University

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Ethnographic study reveals how thematic mapping divides while integrating public administrations in a European border region, highlighting unintended barriers in cross-border cooperation.

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Cross-border thematic mapping advances European regional cooperation but simultaneously introduces unintended dividing practices among political stakeholders and public administrations.
Ethnographic analysis of public events in a border region shows how cross-border cartography is used by regional stakeholders to negotiate perceived barriers and institutional divisions.
A praxeological approach reveals how everyday map usage steers regional development, demonstrating the contradictory social dynamics embedded in European cross-border cooperation.

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Ulla Connor (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5d110b6db643587566ee2 https://doi.org/10.25167/brs5235

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Ethnographic study reveals how thematic mapping divides while integrating public administrations in a European border region, highlighting unintended barriers in cross-border cooperation.

Cross-border mapping and cooperation: integrating and dividing practices

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Cross-border mapping and cooperation: integrating and dividing practices

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