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Borders and Border Politics in a Globalizing World (Lorey, David E. (Hrsg.) / Anderson, Malcolm (Beitr.) / Baker, Frederick (Beitr.) / Bowman Kirk S. (Beitr.) / Butler Richard W. (Beitr.) / Dalin Cheng (Beitr.) / Clement, Norris (Beitr.) / Dallen, Timothy J. (Beitr.) / Dzurek, Daniel J. (Beitr.) / Elton, Catherine (Beitr.) / Erskine, Brian (Beitr.) / Fitzgerald David (Beitr.) / Friedman, Thomas L. (Beitr.) / Ganster Paul (Beitr.) / Gay, John (Beitr.) / Gibbins, Roger (Beitr.) / O.Girot, Pascal (Beitr.) / Hargreaves, J D. (Beitr.) / Ignatieff, Michael (Beitr.) / Jukarainen Pirjo (Beitr.) / Mattes Robert (Beitr.) / McDonald David A. (Beitr.) / Paasi Anssi (Beitr.) / Sweedler, Alan (Beitr.) / Vletter, Fion de (Beitr.) / Wilkes, John J. (Beitr.) / Zinyama Lovemore (Beitr.))
Zusammenfassung
Borders represent an intriguing paradox as globalization continues to leap barriers at a vigorous pace, yet the political boundaries separating peoples remain pervasive and problematic. Suitable for undergraduates, this work offers theoretical concepts for understanding the overarching context of globalization.

Borders represent an intriguing paradox as globalization continues to leap barriers at a vigorous pace, yet the political boundaries separating peoples remain pervasive and problematic. The first text to explore global borders, this reader brings together key essays on border societies, politics, and economies to explore this complex dynamic. With its careful selection of accessible essays, this text will allow professors in a variety of courses to easily globalize their classroom. The readings have been carefully selected to appeal to undergraduates, offering theoretical concepts for understanding the overarching context of globalization as well as focusing on the experiences of specific peoples and communities.

Paul Ganster is professor of history and director of the Institute for Regional Studies at San Diego State University. David E. Lorey was director of the U.S.-Latin American Relations Program at the Hewlett Foundation from 1997 to 2003.