This analysis explores how borders shape identity, statehood, and religious influences in a globalized context, suggesting significant implications for nationalism.
Borders are lines meant to separate states. As such, they are more than an identity marker of statehood. Borders are a constitutive element of them. In particular, the modern state is not imaginabl...
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