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... government; the decision of Hungarian reform Communists to open the Western border; the rise of unrest in East Germany and the unexpected fall of the Berlin Wall. It concludes with the reaction of Gorbachev and Western leaders to the Wall’s fall and the US-Soviet Malta summit, where Bush proposed a number...

... serve as a primary example, but walls, borders, globalization, are also considered to show a split in the principle of movement: the movement of some is configured as freedom and is maximized, while the movement of others is seen as a security problem and is therefore surveilled and regulated...