1. Canada-US border securitization: implications for binational cooperation
- Author
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Alper, Donald K. and Loucky, James
- Subjects
Muslims -- Political aspects -- Political activity ,Control systems -- Political aspects -- International trade -- Media coverage ,Free trade -- Political aspects ,Consortia -- Political aspects ,International economic integration -- Political aspects ,Intelligence service -- Political aspects ,Building -- Contracts ,Security management -- Political aspects ,Protectionism -- Political aspects ,Military bases -- Political aspects ,Civil defense -- Political aspects ,Medical care, Cost of -- Political aspects ,Gangs -- Political aspects ,Biometry -- Political aspects ,Emigration and immigration law -- Political aspects ,Prairies -- Political aspects ,Passports -- Political aspects ,Emigration and immigration -- Political aspects ,Covert operations -- Political aspects ,Public health -- Political aspects ,Nationalism -- Political aspects ,International relations ,Consortium ,Company business management ,Management ,Political activity ,International trade ,Political aspects ,Media coverage - Abstract
ABSTRACT State borders are critical junctions where oppositional dynamics of exclusion and inclusion are played out. In the last eight years, transnational congruence inherent in economic globalization has clashed directly [...]
- Published
- 2007