NAFTA
AND BEYOND:
Regional Policy Making in an
Interdependent World
Henry M. Jackson
School of International
Studies
Senior Task Force
Professor Matthew
Sparke
Contributors:
Jennifer Robson, Gabriel
F. Grant, Michelle
Wolters,
Sarah Mitchell, Ryan
Ehlinger, Amy
Kaestner, Larry
Writer, Colin
Johnson, Heidi
Hall, Bryan
Roe, Erika
Kussmann, Gerardo
Botello, Dominik
Karelus, Valeria
Leonardi, Bradford
T. Doll
Table of
Contents
- Jennifer Robson
- Gabriel Grant
Section
One:
NORTHERN
BORDER INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1
Harmonizing the
Heartland: Socio-Economic Challenges in
the Larger Great
Lakes Region
- Michelle Wolters
CHAPTER 2
Bi-national
Pollution, Bi-national Solutions: The Great Lakes
Ecosystem
- Sarah Mitchell
CHAPTER 3
Coordinating
Cascadia: The Implications of Increasing Socio-
Economic
Interdependency
- Ryan Ehlinger
CHAPTER 4
Mountains and
Microchips: Free Trade and the Environment
in
Cascadia
- Amy Kaestner
CHAPTER 5
Common Problems,
Different Solutions: From North America
to the Northern Border
Regions of Europe
- Lawrence Writer
CHAPTER 6
Upping the Ante:
Policies for Deepening - Long Term
Sustainability in the
US-Canadian Border Regions
- Colin Johnson
Section
Two
SOUTHERN BORDER
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 7
One Metropolis, Two
Nations: Socio-Economic
Interdependence in the
San Diego-Tijuana Region
- Heidi Hall
CHAPTER 8
A Deteriorating
Cesspool or Ecologically Sustainable
Region: The Future of
Interdependence in the San
Diego-Tijuana
Corridor
- Bryan Roe
CHAPTER 9
Across the Rio
Grande: Interdependence and the Developing
Region of the
Texas-Mexico Border
- Erika Kussmann
CHAPTER 10
Environment on
the Edge: Challenges to the Texas-Mexico
Ecosystem
- Gerardo Botello
CHAPTER 11
Lessons From
EU: Interdependencies, Asymmetries and
Regional
Cooperation
- Dominik Karelus
CHAPTER 12
Between the
South of the North and the North of the
South: From Battle
Zone to Borderland Bi-Nationalism
- Valeria Leonardi
- Bradford Doll