Daniel Meier is a political scientist in Middle Eastern studies. He is Associate Professor at Sciences Po Grenoble and teaches regularly in Geneva, Beirut, Venice and Turin. His research are focuses on identity and spatial issues, with a dedication for borders and borderlanders. He recently edited Bordering the Middle East (Routledge, 2019).

• Introduction: In-between spaces in the Levant: Conceptual reflections Daniel Meier1. Bedouins and in-between border space in the northern SinaiEvrim Görmüş2. Exploring the ‘in-between’ in Nicosia’s Buffer Zone: Local practices of de-borderingZinovia Foka3. Stretching the margins: Identity, power and new ‘frontiers’ in Lebanon’s Maronite communityRosita Di Peri4. ‘Disputed territories’ in northern Iraq: The frontiering of in-between spacesDaniel Meier5. Endless borders: Detaining Palestinians and managing their movements in the occupied territoriesStéphanie Latte Abdallah6. Borderland studies, frontierization, and the Middle East’s in-between spacesRichard Schofield

Daniel Meier is a political scientist in Middle Eastern studies. He is Associate Professor at Sciences Po Grenoble and teaches regularly in Geneva, Beirut, Venice and Turin. His research are focuses on identity and spatial issues, with a dedication for borders and borderlanders. He recently edited Bordering the Middle East (Routledge, 2019).

• Introduction: In-between spaces in the Levant: Conceptual reflections Daniel Meier1. Bedouins and in-between border space in the northern SinaiEvrim Görmüş2. Exploring the ‘in-between’ in Nicosia’s Buffer Zone: Local practices of de-borderingZinovia Foka3. Stretching the margins: Identity, power and new ‘frontiers’ in Lebanon’s Maronite communityRosita Di Peri4. ‘Disputed territories’ in northern Iraq: The frontiering of in-between spacesDaniel Meier5. Endless borders: Detaining Palestinians and managing their movements in the occupied territoriesStéphanie Latte Abdallah6. Borderland studies, frontierization, and the Middle East’s in-between spacesRichard Schofield

Daniel Meier is a political scientist in Middle Eastern studies. He is Associate Professor at Sciences Po Grenoble and teaches regularly in Geneva, Beirut, Venice and Turin. His research are focuses on identity and spatial issues, with a dedication for borders and borderlanders. He recently edited Bordering the Middle East (Routledge, 2019).

• Introduction: In-between spaces in the Levant: Conceptual reflections Daniel Meier1. Bedouins and in-between border space in the northern SinaiEvrim Görmüş2. Exploring the ‘in-between’ in Nicosia’s Buffer Zone: Local practices of de-borderingZinovia Foka3. Stretching the margins: Identity, power and new ‘frontiers’ in Lebanon’s Maronite communityRosita Di Peri4. ‘Disputed territories’ in northern Iraq: The frontiering of in-between spacesDaniel Meier5. Endless borders: Detaining Palestinians and managing their movements in the occupied territoriesStéphanie Latte Abdallah6. Borderland studies, frontierization, and the Middle East’s in-between spacesRichard Schofield