Everyday Boundaries, Borders and Post Conflict Societies by Renata Summa

Author:Renata Summa
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030558178
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

Now you don’t even know there is a border/boundary (granica). Before you had to show your ID. (Because he worked for Caritas) I even went to the other side during the war, from side to side. (…) Today, people go from one side to the other mainly to shop. I go to Tempo (store in RS). Our pensions are small, so I go shopping anywhere it is cheaper, people go from one side to the other, wherever it is cheaper. (K., pensioner, Dobrinja, Federation)39

I am one of the rare people who go there (RS), who crosses the so-called border/boundary (granica), who goes out at night on the so-called “their side”. There are people from their side who come here as well… For normal people, borders/boundaries (granice) are not a barrier in everyday life. (S., dweller and barman in Dobrinja, Federation)40

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