The Spanish government, prompted by its partners in a Europe of dissolving borders, has been taking strong measures, doing all it can to seal its southern coast, though.
The health workforce crisis – in light of dissolving borders and global markets – is discussed by Aluttis et al. (10) based on a literature review.
But for all his religiosity, Erdoğan is arguably more of a nationalist than he is an Islamist: he is too much of a Turkish patriot to subscribe to a pan-Islamist ideology that would dissolve borders of land and ethnicity.
A ground swell that, nowadays, any artist is capable of creating by utilising a technology that dissolves borders and creates accessibility between artist and fan.
Complex and problematic dimensions that also, in the light of a progressive redefinition of the spaces of the (global) public sphere and of its (dissolved) borders with the private sphere, also have an obvious impact on interpretations, public discourses and hegemonic narratives.
Henderson believes this kind of virtual church service will be the next wave in how believers commune with God, not least because web 2.0 is about dissolving the border between real and virtual.
It was never made explicit — the idea of a hard-core version of "Plastic Man" boggles the mind — but there was a polymorphously perverse quality to a character who personified Georges Bataille's notion of the body on the brink of dissolving its borders.
CEO of XPRIZE and co-founder of Singularity University, Peter Diamandis agrees on this point about global work: Technology is rapidly dissolving national borders.
The "digital age" in general is marked by dissolving of borders between various areas: between nation states, national markets, the local and the global, the public and the private, mass communication and interpersonal communication, professional and amateurs, production and consumption, and between different professions [65].
For me, social media dissolved the border between author and reader, replacing that border with real intimacy".
