… the effects of political borders on economic growth and per capita income … growth determinants,
besides country size and openness, when countries are merged. We estimate the growth …

… propensities for growth because growth data at borders is not … growth discontinuities at
borders are of similar magnitude for old and recent borders, curved and straight borders, borders …

… improving cross-border connections may improve local cross-border market integration. …
of changing cross-border interaction opportunities on local population growth levels in the last …

… Most cross-border programs are focused on the delivery of instructional programs, generally
… However, as cross-border partnerships take forms that involve greater investment in …

… The following one defines such perspective using Border Studies literature and carves out
prospective research agendas using two examples related to economic growth and poverty …

… borders and intensity of cross-border cooperation (CBC) on regional growth across European
border … The difference-in-difference estimations show that the opening of national borders …

… empirical growth literature in search of implications of and for border effects. In so doing, it
sets the stage for later speculation about the likely reasons for and consequences of border …

This chapter extends to North America the analysis of Helliwell and Putnam in their 1995
study linking regional growth and social capital in Italy. In the United States and Canada, there …

… But there are actually more important reasons for studying borders. Territoriality is inherently
prone to generating conflict and the growth of rival territorialities in a ‘spacefilling’ process. …

… on urban growth is combined … growth for towns close to the border with fellow Zollverein
member Thuringia. They also illustrate that natural resources affect town size but not the growth …