News from the Center
Interview with Dr Marija Grujić "How gender norms influence asylum processes"
An interview with Dr Marija Grujić on her research project "Gendering asylum infrastructures. Mobilising awareness of gender, sexual orientation and experiences of violence in Europe after 2014" has been published in the Viadrina-Logbook
View detailsInterreg project "Grenzinformationspunkte": Partnership agreement signed
The project, that will run for three years from April 2024 under the leadership of the Euroregion Spree-Neiße-Bober e. V., aims to set up so-called "border information points" in the German-Polish border region. The Viadrina-Logbook reported on the signing of the partnership agreement in September 2024.
View detailsEffects of internal border controls between Frankfurt (Oder) and Słubice
On 16 July 2024, Dr Marcus Engler and Lea Sophie Christinck from DeZIM presented the recently published short expert report on the effects of internal border controls between Frankfurt (Oder) and Słubice at the Viadrina.
View detailsClosely interwoven regions, diverse mobilities and the Eastern Railway - Prof Dr Jan Musekamp presents new book
On 10 July 2024, Prof. Dr Jan Musekamp presented his new book "Shifting Lines, Entangled Boderlands. Mobilities and Migration along the Prussian Eastern Railroad" at the Ulrich von Hutten bookshop in Frankfurt.
View detailsNew publication: Sara Bonin et al. (eds.): Linking Borderlands. Complexity - Dynamics - Interdisciplinarity
The centre's publication series "Border Studies. Cultures, Spaces, Orders", the 10th volume has recently been published.
View detailsNew project: Gendering of asylum infrastructures (Dr Marija Grujić)
On 1 April 2024, the Viadrina Center B/ORDERS IN MOTION launched a new third-party funded project funded by the DFG for 24 months as part of the Walter Benjamin Programme.
View detailsRESIST project presents initial results
"Anti-gender" politics in parliaments, media and public controversies in a Europe-wide context
View detailsProject "Borders and Bordering since 2015" extended by 12 months
The Gerda Henkel Foundation has approved the extension of the project "Borders and Bordering since 2015: Refugees, Civil Society and Transnational Mobility from Turkey to Germany" by 12 months until March 2025.
View detailsM. Klessmann Spokeswoman of the KWG section "Kulturwiss. Border Studies"
Maria Klessmann (Viadrina Center B/ORDERS IN MOTION) and Ulla Connor (Saarland University) were elected as spokespersons for the section "Cultural Border Studies" in the Kulturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft e.V. (KWG) in April 2023.
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