Overall, B-SHAPES has produced scientific results and developed tools to aid borderlanders, local, regional, national and EU policymakers as well as citizens in general to understand borders more inclusively: as contact point, meeting point, resource, and openings of opportunity, where they will learn to perceive the European project as essential for this. B-SHAPES’ research has resulted in understandings of cultural heritage that goes beyond narrow national confinements, yet still includes the national dimension.

On this page, we provide you with a wide range of outputs, including academic publications, events, debates and performances, works of art, a documentary film, policy briefs, a policy handbook, digital technologies including a digital exhibition.

B-SHAPES follows Open Science principles: our research data and results are deposited at the Zenodo repository and freely accessible to researchers and the public. When reused, data source and the researcher having collected the data must be referenced.

Here you can access B-SHAPES data on Zenodo.