Cross-border commuters were faced with several problems during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Borders were closed, strict checks were introduced thereon and their commuting and often …

The article focuses on the impact of the new re-bordering, caused by the COVID-19
pandemic, on the functional, ideational and institutional dimension of cross-border …

Coronavirus crisis has triggered intense debate about border closings in the Schengen area
as a way to contain the spread of the epidemic. Austria stopped some trains from Italy and as …

The experiences of cross‐border workers (CBWs) and the difficulties they face during the
ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic have been neglected in previous research. CBWs experience …

The beginning of 2020 saw the global spreading of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a
systematic closure of national borders across the world, which we refer to as the …

Cross-border commuting is a growing phenomenon both in metropolitan and peripheral
areas. Its increase is mostly guaranteed by private vehicles, which cause several negative …

Purpose To analyse the policies, posting trends and worker experiences during the
pandemic, this study uses the concept of motility, ie workers' mobility capital, and examines …

This paper deals with employment practices in the context of East–West cross-border
commuting in the Central European Region (CENTROPE). The purpose of the analysis is to …

Cross-border commuting might be a way to improve an efficient allocation of labour
resources, improve the economic performance of border regions and reduce economic and …

For more than six decades, the European Union (EU) has promoted, one way or the other,
systematic European territorial integration, understood as the process of reducing many …