| Table of Contents |
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| <Article> |
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Theory-Building in Border Studies: The View from North America |
Tony Payan |
1 |
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Evolving Environmental Management and Community Engagement at the U.S.-Mexican Border |
Paul Ganster |
19 |
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Borders and Culture: Zones of Transition, Interaction and Identity in the Canada-United States
Borderlands |
Victor Konrad |
41 |
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Territory, Roads and Trans-boundary Rivers: An Analysis of Indian Infrastructure Building along the
Sino-Indian Border in Arunachal Pradesh |
Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman |
59 |
| <Research Note> |
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National Border, Administrative Rent and Informality: Market Entrance for Chinese Traders and
Farmers |
Natalia Ryzhova |
77 |
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Eurasian Economic Union Foundation: Issues of Global Regionalization |
Maria Lagutina |
95 |
| <Perspective> |
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Squaring the Circle: The Arctic States, “Law of the Sea,” and the Arctic Ocean |
Klaus Dodds |
113 |
| <Book Review> |
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Sergei V. Sevastianov, Paul Richardson, and Anton A. Kireev (eds.), Borders and
Transborder
Processes in Eurasia, Dalnauka: Vladivostok: 2013, 250p. |
Stanislaw K. Domaniewski |
125 |
| <Conference Preview> |
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ABS World: Making a Worldwide Border Studies Community |
Jussi Laine |
127 |
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BRIT XIV: The Border: A Source of Innovation (Nov. 4?7, 2014) |
Fabienne Leloup, Francois Moulle and Bernard Reitel |
131 |
| Eurasia
Border Review Manuscript Submission Guidelines |
133 |
