Beschreibung
The author delves into various case studies, providing insights into the challenges faced by countries on the EU's periphery. Batt's analysis unveils the economic, social, and political ramifications of border management, shedding light on the intricate relationships between member states and their neighbors.
Utilizing a compelling narrative, Batt confronts significant questions surrounding sovereignty, identity, and the future of European integration. Her work offers a nuanced perspective crucial for understanding the evolving landscape of borders in contemporary Europe.