Perspective: border security in the age of globalization: how can we protect ourselves without losing the benefits of openness?

Peter Andreas

Regional Review, 2003, issue Q 3, 3-7

Abstract: Border security has become increasingly important since 9-11. Yet the benefits of globalization depend on moving people and goods across national boundaries. How can we improve border security without losing the benefits of openness?

Keywords: National; security (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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