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Border Towns and Cities in Comparative Perspective

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Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration, Health, Geopolitics, Historical Geography

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This chapter contains sections titled: What are Border Towns◊ North American Border Towns: Tactics of Exclusion and Realities of Integration European Border Towns: Transcending Divisions African Border Towns: The Centrality of the Margins Conclusion References

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2005Fiscal Disobedience 1998Border Identities: Nation and State at International Frontiers 2009The World Bank Annual Report 2009 1997“We are the border”: identity, exchange, and the state along the Bénin‐Nigeria border 2010States and Social Contracts in Africa 2002Le commerce frontalier en Afrique centrale 1999Frontiers and borderlands : anthropological perspectives 1993The Mexican Border Cities

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