Urban Border

Abstract

Abstract The study of borders is diverse, in terms of geographic and spatial scales as well as in terms of the types of borders studied and the disciplines that approach them. Border studies have evolved from a fixed territorial demarcation to seeing borders as processes and to a current more complex understanding of the experience of being and living in borders. Urban studies, particularly through urban planning, urban design, and architecture, has used the concept of borders as a planning tool to demarcate urban peripheries, limits, and edges in the city. Moreover, urban segregation and exclusion generally refer to various sorts of borders and boundaries generated in the city. A more contemporary understanding of urban borders sees them as dynamic, constantly shifting and changing; this involves understanding the way they are currently being performed and the implications of living, crossing, and experiencing borders.

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