Liminality, Transgression and Space Across the World: Being, Living and Becoming(s) Against, Across and with Borders and Boundaries

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
List of contributors
Introduction: Living on the edge • Basak Tanulku and Simone Pekelsma
Section 1: Liminality, identity and space
	1 Shelter – a portrait in transit(ion): Gender and migration • João Pedro Amorim
	2 Towards a Tranarcha Border framework: Sex, borders, and anarchism • Alfonzo Mendoza
	3 The dual nature of the threshold in the pandemic era • Ioanna Papakonstantinou-Brati
	4 Living on the boundary: Interstitial identities in ­contemporary Burundi • Antea Paviotti
	5 Liminality when grounded: Micro-mobilities in contemporary art practice during the COVID-19 pandemic • Pia Johnson and Clare McCracken
	6 Birds through my Window: Photography as Liminal Looking • Katrin Joost (text) and John Darwell (images)
Section 2: Liminality and the city
	7 Hotel living: The contemporary mixed-use gated community in Istanbul • Simone Pekelsma
	8 Liminality as anti-infrastructure? boundary making and breaking in infrastructure construction • Sam Rumé
	9 Childhoods on the move: An ethnography of a Brazilian school bus • Fernanda Müller and Luiz E. Abreu
	10 Digital magic and the disappearing city • Shannon Jackson
	11 Border research from design cultures: Cyprus Pavilions at the Venice Architecture Biennale as transformative proposals for Nicosia’s borderscapes • Alice Buoli
Section 3: Liminality across and beyond the country
	12 Landscape, liminality, lament • Ann Carragher
	13 The Lake District: Liminal landscape between North and South • Basak Tanulku
	14 Euroscapes: Negotiating National and European identities through imagined boundaries • Jeroen Moes
	15 Stepping off the wooden path: A Visual Essay • Gintarė Kudžmaitė
	16 Curating boundaries and liminality: A method for disruption • Giulia Degano
Epilogue: We are all borderworkers • Paschalina T. Garidou, Luuk Winkelmolen and Henk van Houtum
Index