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SHOPPING, BORDERS AND UNFAMILIARITY: CONSUMER MOBILITY IN EUROPE
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  • 1995Cross-boder shopping297 cited
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  • 2018Exploring cross-border integration in Europe: How do populations cross borders and perceive their neighbours?114 cited
  • 2012Cross-Border Differences and Unfamiliarity: Shopping Mobility in the Dutch-German Rhine-Waal Euroregion88 cited
  • 2011Half Empty or Half Full? Over 30 Years of Regional Cross-Border Cooperation Within the EU: Experiences at the Dutch–German and Danish–German Border69 cited

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  • 2009BORDERS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: MIGRANT TRANSNATIONALISM AS A BORDER EXPERIENCE33 cited
  • 2010Consumer mobility and the communication of difference: Reflecting on cross‐border shopping practices and experiences in the Dutch‐German borderland28 cited
  • 2015Borders and Second Home Tourism: Norwegian and Russian Second Home Owners in Finnish Border Areas24 cited
  • 2017Place Image Formation and Cross‐Border Shopping: German Shoppers in the Polish Bazaar in Słubice13 cited
  • 2016Tourisme, mobilités et développement régional dans les Alpes Suisses: mise en scène et valeur territoriale. Montreux, Finhaut et Zermatt du XIXe siècle à nos jours12 cited