Cross -border services: new findings on June 25th!

Cross -border services: new findings on June 25th!

scientists of the Viadrina Center B/Order in Motion and the University of Potsdam have dealt with the cross -border organization of essential services such as fire protection, emergency services and local transport. This investigation is of great importance, since nationally organized offers often do not meet the requirements of intensive cross -border connections.

The results of her research will be presented on Wednesday, June 25th, at 4.15 p.m. at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). The event takes place in the Senate Hall of the main building, in Große Scharrnstraße 59, and is also accessible online. The presentation is led by an interdisciplinary team, among other things, from the ranks of the Viadrina Center. The editors of the anthology entitled "Cross -border services" include Dr. Norbert Cyrus, Dr. Peter Ulrich and Jarosław Jańczak.

background and objective of research

The Viadrina Center B/Orders in Motion pursues an innovative approach to examining the connection between borders and orders. The term "b/orders" expresses the insight that borders and their orders are not considered unchangeable, but as products of social practice and meaning. These concepts are in constant change and are considered dynamic, with several dimensions and disciplines being included.

Research addresses the dynamics of border and regulatory configurations and in particular illuminates territorial, social and temporal aspects of these limits. In addition, the area of ​​migration is considered, which is characterized by multiple limitations and crossings. Such comprehensive analyzes are necessary to address the challenges of public general interest in European context and to promote the partnerships between different actors.

public services in focus

public services is a central topic that is dealt with in the new anthology. According to a position paper on general interest, it is crucial that the needs and perspectives of the border regions are adequately taken into account. The need for effective and sustainable planning is clear, since many nationally organized offers do not meet the requirements of the cross -border population.

Therefore, the presentation of the anthology will not only offer insights into current research results, but will also provide impulses for the future design of general interest in European interrogation rooms.

For further information and participation in the event, interested parties can visit the official website of the European University Viadrina or find out about the Viadrina Center B/Orders in Motion. The entire project remains of considerable relevance in the context of the discussion about the future of general interest.

More details on the topics of general interest can be found in the position paper, which can be called up on rgre.de Information on ongoing research is also available on bordersin-motion.de