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1. theconversation.com › what-if-the-world-was-oneWhat if the world was one country? A psychologist on why we ...

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   Jan 15, 2021 · Like most of us, he was brought up to think in terms of countries with borders and different nationalities, but seeing the world from this new angle changed his view. He felt “part of everyone ...

2. www.independent.co.uk › tech › psychologyWhy we need a world without borders | The Independent

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   Jan 21, 2021 · Like most of us, he was brought up to think in terms of countries with borders and different nationalities, but seeing the world from this new angle changed his view. He felt “part of everyone ...

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4. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk › entry › what-a-worldWhat A World Without Borders Might Look Like - HuffPost UK

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   Aug 21, 2018 · But the Schengen Area - the 26 European states that have scrapped border controls - provide a working example of a world without borders, albeit one limited by their external boundaries.

5. harvardpolitics.com › beyond-borders-an-introductionBeyond Borders: An Introduction - Harvard Political Review

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   Apr 2, 2009 · Beyond Borders: An Introduction. By Kenzie Bok. April 2, 2009. Confronting global challenges in a more interconnected world. “A wise man’s country is the world,” Aristippus, an ancient Greek philosopher, once said. Many others have since echoed his sentiment that individuals ought to identify with broader humanity rather than with nations.

6. hir.harvard.edu › territory-without-bordersTerritory Without Borders - Harvard International Review

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   Dec 5, 2019 · The historically informed and conceptually developed way of thinking about territory, outlined above, allows us to grasp the changes that are taking place in the world today. Thinking territory without borders provides us a better understanding of the borders of territory. Perspectives Europe.

7. www.foreignaffairs.com › world-without-bordersImagining A World Without Borders | Foreign Affairs

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   Feb 28, 2017 · Open borders advocates argue that no one, from behind the veil of ignorance, would design a world in which they had an 80 percent chance of being born in a poor country and trapped there, just so that if they turned out to be part of the lucky 20 percent born in rich countries, they would avoid having some awkward neighbors.

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   Can we imagine a world without human-imposed borders?

   • It’s a worthwhile thought experiment to imagine the world without human-imposed borders for working-class people. Nevertheless, despite these U.S. border wars with Mexico, there is a long history of cross-border cooperation and mutual aid among the people.

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   Would borders still exist in a world?

   • Borders would still exist in such a world, but as jurisdictional boundaries rather than as barriers to human movement. Ending migration controls in this way would increase liberty, reduce global poverty, and accelerate economic growth.

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   Is the Schengen Area a World Without Borders?

   • At least we’re talking, anyway. But the Schengen Area - the 26 European states that have scrapped border controls - provide a working example of a world without borders, albeit one limited by their external boundaries. That’s 400 million people living without the threat of war and with growing trade.

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   Is the 'borderless' world really uneven?

   • Much has been written, in this symposium from the Harvard International Review and elsewhere, about a whole range of important political changes that are taking place concerning borders. As the example of Schengenland shows, the "borderless" world is, at best, profoundly uneven.

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   Are there Nations on Earth?

   • In one sense, there are no nations, just groups of humans inhabiting different areas of the planet. In some cases, there are natural borders formed by sea or mountains, but often borders between nations are simply abstractions, imaginary boundaries established by agreement or conflict.

   What if the world was one country? A psychologist on why we need to

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   Is a world without countries utopian?

   • If it sounds utopian, well, it is. John Lennon, in his song, Imagine, wasn’t the first to ponder a world without countries, but his dream of a world without conflict and division was one of the world’s most popular songs because it reflected the natural human desire for peace. We’re social creatures.

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9. www.yesmagazine.org › social-justice › 2021/05/04Imagine a World Without Borders - YES! Magazine Solutions ...

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   May 4, 2021 · In his book Violent Borders, geographer Reece Jones argues that borders are implicitly violent, often from their very inception. It’s a worthwhile thought experiment to imagine the world without human-imposed borders for working-class people. Nevertheless, despite these U.S. border wars with Mexico, there is a long history of cross-border ...