… border context based on shared regional characteristics. In sum, the primary objective of
this … is to provide a generic research agenda concerning border regions in Central America. …

… This study of Central American borders has illustrated that although the supranational
institutions, as elsewhere in the world, have discussed the need for trans-border co-operation, the …

… a border region in terms of its capacity to absorb foreign elements. Finally, Central America's
border regions have also been marked historically by a limited effective control by central …

… regional migration regime in North and Central America as well as new local border regimes
in the Isthmus sub-region. … link undocumented cross-border movements to organized crime, …

… antidrug operations in the Caribbean region beginning in the 1990s led … Central America
and Mexico to cross the Mexico-US border.The Colombians moved products through the region …

… Footnote 18 Although US occupation of Nicaragua in the early twentieth century may
have temporarily stopped wars in Central America, it did not settle the underlying conflicts.Footnote …

… the Rhine River Valley for hazardous waste and thermal pollution control, agreements for
natural areas in Central American border regions, and cooperation on air pollution in the Baltic …

… The focus of this article is the emergence and existence of cross-border regions (CBRs)
in Latin America. In a seminal study, focused on Asia and Europe, Perkmann and Sum (Citation…

… the border levels. This paper explores integration dynamics in Central America through
cross-border policies in border … The primary assumption of this paper is those border cities with a …

… Nevertheless, small though they are in comparison, the numbers of Central American women
and children seeking asylum at our southern border, concentrated in the summer months …