Foreword Preface Introduction. The International Boundary Perimeter of the United States of America: Two Borders and Many Borderlands Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera and Victor Konrad North American Borders in Maps PART I. REPLACING BORDERS BETWEEN MEXICO, THE UNITED STATES, AND CANADA 1. Actors, Strategic Fields, and Game Rules: Examining Governance at the U.S.-Mexico Border in the Twenty-First Century Tony Payan 2. Reimagining the Border Between Canada and the United States Victor Konrad 3. Twenty-First- Century North American Borders: More Fixed, Fuzzy, Flexible, Fluid, or Free? Sovereignty Lesson from Around the Globe Rick Van Schoik PART II. SPACES, DIVISIONS, AND CONNECTIVITY IN NORTH AMERICAN BORDERLANDS 4. Transborder Spaces and Regional Identity in North America Francisco Lara-Valencia 5. Territorial Divisive and Connective Spaces: Shifting Meanings of Borders in the North American Borderlands Donald K. Alper 6. Lines and Flows 2: The Beginning and End of Borders in North America Alan D. Bersin PART III. BORDER GOVERNANCE IN NORTH AMERICA 7. Borders in Globalization: The Twenty-First- Century Globalization and Border Governance Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly 8. Border Narratives in a Neoliberal Era: The Central U.S.-Mexico Borderlands Kathleen Staudt 9. Empowering Borderlands: Lessons from Cascadia and the Pacific Northwest Bruce Agnew PART IV. INTEGRATION AND BORDER POLICY DIRECTIONS IN NORTH AMERICA 10. North American Energy Ties Across Unequal Borders: Canada-U. S.-Mexico Energy Integration in Times of Border Disruption Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera and Michelle Keck 11. Maturing Cross-Border Cooperation for Economic Development Christopher Wilson 12. Comparative Examination of Binational Watershed Research in North America: From Case Studies to a Continental Gestalt Christopher Brown 13. A Model for Trilateral Collaboration: The Commission for Environmental Cooperation: Whither the CEC? Irasema Coronado
Conclusion. Toward North American Integration? Victor Konrad and Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera Contributors Index