Advancing Trans-Regional Border Studies

Acronym

Eur-Asian Border Lab

Description of the granted funding

The project positions Tallinn University (TLU) to become a leading institutional and intellectual platform for scholarly exchange on border studies, in partnership with the University of Eastern Finland (UEF) and the University of Amsterdam (UvA). The uniquely designed Eur-Asian Border Lab, to be established and anchored at TLU, will become a platform that catalyses trans-regional conversations and synergies between the Euro-American and Asian border scholars, and addresses the contrast between bordering as an increasingly complicated conceptual process and the more straightforward policy-oriented approaches to borders. The Eur-Asian Border Lab through its online and offline activities will investigate bordering across the increasingly volumetric and virtual spaces, cross-fertilize research findings and reach out to practitioners, policymakers and the public. TLU’s vanguard position in advancing a trans-regional and multi-layered approach to understanding key social, political and environmental issues through bordering is expected to boost its scientific excellence, enhance its institutional capacity to administer research and improve access to new research collaborations. The partners, complementing each other in their strengths and research foci, will contribute key expertise and professional networks for knowledge mobilization, while engaging actively in the joint research activities, capacity building and attracting early career researchers.
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Starting year

2022

End year

2025

Granted funding

435 618.75 €
Participant
TALLINN UNIVERSITY (EE)
634 843.75 €
Coordinator
UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM (NL)
423 227.5 €
Participant

Amount granted

1 493 690 €

Funder

European Union

Funding instrument

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Framework programme

Horizon Europe (HORIZON)

Call

Programme part
Widening participation and spreading excellence (11751)
Twinning (11753)
Call ID
HORIZON-WIDERA-2021-ACCESS-03

Other information

Funding decision number

101077207

Identified topics

migration, immigration, refugees