borderland

I began listening to cowboy lingo after I moved to one of the great old ranching communities of the U. S. -Mexico borderlands in 1975.

The Taliban are not the only enemy along the fraught borderlands of the Afghan war.

Along the borderlands, knights are the stalwart commanders of peasant militias, caravan guards and adventuring groups.

Enlargement of the EU and NATO has helped stabilise Europe's borderlands, with mostly European troops and police these days in the Balkans.

Borderlands societies are exposed to extreme environments (mountains, wastelands) or violent events (war zones).

The borderlands near Kenya, where cattle raiding, poaching and banditry are rife, would become still more dangerous.

wang ming ke(2006). on chinese borderlands: historical memory and ethnic identity. beijing: social sciences academic press(china).

THE tribal areas of Pakistan's borderlands are wild, rugged and impenetrable to most outsiders.

Security forces are flooding their borderlands, but the 400-mile border is inevitably porous.

Iran's Afghan policy has been to make life uncomfortable for the occupiers but without destabilising its own borderlands.

The Methods to Solve the Land Conflicts of "the Borderlands between Farmland" in the Miao Stockade Villages in Southeast of Guizhou

Asian Borderlands: The Transformation of Qing China's Yunnan Frontier

On Dual Influence of Religion to the Borderlands'Safety of Northwest China