L’Europe et la frontière
Journal Title: EUROLIMES - Year 2018, Vol 26, Issue 26
Abstract
The border was invented in Europe and flourished there with the nation-states. While the Treaty of Westphalia was designed as a way to put an end to the wars (of religion), two world conflicts have made the most of it. They have led to the construction of a new Europe likely to exceed destructive nationalisms. This is the program that is questioned today. The European Union is taken in the contradiction of a space without borders and an indefiniteness of limits. The lack of a migration policy ruined thus the project of the founder fathers.
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Paul Allies
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