Contestations along frontiers in East Africa (B03)

B03运用边界的概念——不断变化的社会空间边界，由一个正在向新领域推进的广阔社会秩序所定义——来分析东非未来发展与暴力动态之间的关系。在第二阶段，这一概念将变成对肯尼亚和坦桑尼亚发展走廊进行系统和比较实证研究的分析工具。通过调查边界上的未来制定实践与暴力之间的相互关系，该项目促进了关于边界制定作为CRC的桥梁概念之一的辩论。

B03 applies the concept of frontiers – shifting socio-spatial boundaries, defined by an expansive social order that is pushing into new terrain – to analyse the relations between future-making and dynamics of violence in East Africa. In phase 2 the concept is turned into an analytical tool for undertaking systematic and comparative empirical research of development corridors in Kenya and Tanzania. By investigating the interrelations between future-making practices at frontiers and violence, the project contributes to the debate on boundary-making as one of the CRC’s bridging concepts.