Routledge Borders in Post-Socialist Europe - Territory, Scale, Society

Explore how borders have transformed across post-socialist Europe following the collapse of the Cold War divide and the expansion of the European Union. This scholarly examination from Routledge investigates the complex dynamics of territorial boundaries, geopolitical scales, and social structures reshaping Eastern Europe. The book addresses how established certainties dissolved after communism's end, examining which borders lost relevance and which reasserted themselves in response to globalisation and competing spheres of influence between Brussels and Moscow. Essential reading for students and researchers studying European geography, political boundaries, and the geopolitical reorganisation of post-1989 Eastern Europe.