Eurasia Border Review
The Eurasia Border Review (hereinafter referred to as “EBR”) is a peer-reviewed, semi-annually published periodical of the Global Center of Excellence Program “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies” at the Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University. The EBR is committed to publish in-depth scholarly research for a diverse audience of scholars, practitioners and policy decision-makers and welcomes original manuscript submissions from all social sciences and humanities disciplines that focus on border or borderland issues in the wider Eurasian region. In order to assure the publication of original works, authors are kindly asked not to submit manuscripts that are currently under review for other journals.
Archives
Vol.1, No.1 (Spring 2010)
Eurasia Border Review (Vo.3, No.2, Fall 2012)
Table of Contents
- <ARTICLES>
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Border Demarcation, Cross-Border Migration,
and Interethnic Hostility in the Russian Far East (Mikhail
Alexseev)
Dark Side of the Rock: Borders, Exceptionalism, and the Precarious Case of Ceuta and Melilla (Can E. Mutlu and Christopher C. Leite) - Managing Borders and Migrants through Citizenship: A Japanese Case (Hideki Tarumoto)
- Borders, Boundaries and Frontiers: Notes on Jerusalem’s Present Geopolitics (Haim Yacobi)
- China’s “Frontiers”: Issues Concerning Territorial Claims at Sea − Security Implications in the East China Sea and the South China Sea (Part II) (Koichi Sato)
- <RESEARCH NOTES>
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Energy
Security: The Functional Area of Regional Cooperation for South Asia
(Dhananjay Tripathi)
Primorskii Borderland on the “Map of Russia” Aguk-yeojido (Sergey Yu. Vradiy) - <PERSPECTIVE> Exploring Solutions to the U.S. Military-Base Issues in Okinawa (Tomohiro Yara)
- <Book Review>
- Alison Mountz, Seeking Asylum: Human Smuggling and Bureaucracy at the Border, University of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis, MN: 2010 (Andrew Burridge)
- Stuart
Elden, Terror and
Territory: The Spatial Extent of Sovereignty, University
of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis, MN: 2009 (Edward
Boyle)
