Canada's Fluid Borders: Trade, Investment, Travel, Migration(101 Collection)

Table of Contents:
1. Multi-Level, Multi-Layer Managing Canada’s Multiple Borders for Goods, Services, People, and Capital by Geoffrey Hale and Greg Anderson Intergovernmental, Neo-Functional, or Politicized Borders The Policy-Making Landscape Outline of the Book   2. Canada’s Shifting Borders An Overview of Market and Human Movements by Geoffrey Hale Changing Patterns of Trade and Travel Trade Patterns and Border Infrastructure International Disruptions and Border Management Shifting Borders and Human Movements Conclusion   3. Canada and Cross-Cumulation in Rules of Origin  by Andrew (Sandy) Moroz Key Elements of ROO Cross-Cumulation FRC and Canada  Policy Options  The Technical Challenges of Implementing FRC  Approaches to FRC  Potential Cross-Cumulation Partners  Conclusion  A Spaghetti Bowl of Investment Rules by Greg Anderson  Investment Spaghetti  The Origins of Investment Spaghetti  North American Investment Spaghetti  Grated National-Security Cheese  Untangling the Spaghetti   4. Energy Borders on the Move Competing Policy Imperatives in a New Political and Economic Landscape by Monica Gattinger  Contemporary Energy Policy-Making  The Economic Rock Market Imperatives  The Progressive Hard Place  Are Canadian Governments Finding Their Way Between the Economic Rock and the Progressive Hard Place?  Conclusion: What Should Governments Do?    5. Cross-Border Tourism-Policy Coordination in the Pacific Northwest Economic Region by Patricia Dewey Lambert  Tourism in the Cross-Border Economy of the Pacific Northwest The Regional Public-Policy Governance Structure of PNWER  How PWNR’s Tourism Working Group Works  Analysis: Regional Tourism-Policy Cooperation Within the PNWER   7. Stumbling or Striving? Canada’s Pursuit of Reciprocity in Negotiating Temporary Entry in Trade Agreements by Meredith B. Lilly  Existing Knowledge on Canadian Temporary-Entry Policy  The Central Role of Reciprocity in Canada’s Approach  Should Reciprocity Still Apply to Future Negotiations?  Conclusion: Moving Forward with Sword and Shield  Policy Recommendations    8. Food Safety and Technical Standards Policy Priorities for Cross-Border Agri-Food Supply Chains by William A. Kerr and Jill E. Hobbs  NAFTA and Food Safety The CUSMA and Food Safety Preparing to Deal with Food Safety and Technical Standards Issues under the CUSMA   9. Cross-Cutting Borders  Managing Challenges, Complexity, and Change by Greg Anderson and Geoffrey Hale    List of Contributors 

About the Author :
Geoffrey Hale is professor of Political Science at the University of Lethbridge. Following his undergraduate studies at Princeton University, he completed his master’s and PhD studies at the University of Western Ontario.  Greg Anderson is professor of Political Science at the University of Alberta. He earned a master’s degree in American history from the University of Alberta and completed his PhD at Johns Hopkins University.  Both are widely published in the fields of political economy, international trade and investment policies, Canada-US relations, North American integration, and border-related issues.  Geoffrey Hale est professeur au Département de science politique de l’Université Lethbridge. Après ses études de baccalauréat à l’Université Princeton, il a poursuivi des études de deuxième et de troisième cycles à l’Université Western Ontario.  Greg Anderson est professeur au Département de science politique de l’Université de l’Alberta. Détenteur d’un diplôme de maîtrise en histoire américaine à l’Université de l’Alberta, il a complété son doctorat à l’Université John Hopkins.