Far more than (real or imaginary) lines on the ground, sea, air and space, we need to

acknowledge that boundaries, borders and frontiers are the results of diverse interactions

between humans. They are based on diferent rationales and hold diverse implications

for coexistence, in both cases contingent on specifc historical circumstances. They are

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According to the Oxford Dictionary of English,

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a boundary is “a line which marks the limits

of an area; a dividing line” , or “a limit of something abstract, especially a subject or sphere

of activity” . The defnition for border is “a line separating two countries, administrative

divisions, or other areas” , or “the edge or boundary of something,... See more