Contents: Tobias Wendl/Michael Roesler: Frontiers and borderlands. The rise and relevance of an anthropological research genre - Igor Kopytoff: The internal African frontier: Cultural conservatism and ethnic innovation - Carolyn Hamilton: Where is the border now?: The new politics of identity in South Africa - Ina-Maria Greverus: Island as borderland: Such as Ruegen and Usedom - Paul Nugent: Power versus knowledge. Smugglers and the state along Ghana's eastern frontier - Hastings Donnan: Shopping and sectarianism at the Irish border - Henk Driessen: Smuggling as a border way of life: A Mediterranean case - Franz von Benda-Beckman: Multiple legal constructions of socio-economic spaces: resource management and conflict in the Central Moluccas - Ruediger Schott: Limits on the access to land, cattle and women among some West African peoples - Tom W. Bennett: Boundaries between African customary law and the constitution in South Africa - Klaus Schubert: Frontier languages, language boundaries - Heike Wieschiolek: Separation through unification. Changing cultural models in an East German factory - Robert R. Alvarez Jr.: Toward an anthropology of borderlands: The Mexican-US border and the crossing of the 21st century.
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