The unintended consequences of peace : peaceful borders and illicit transnational flows / Arie Marcelo Kacowicz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Exequiel Lacovsky, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Keren Sasson, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Daniel F. Wajner Adler, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The reality of peaceful borders and illicit transnational flows -- A framework to explain the reality of peaceful borders and illicit transnational flows -- The Americas: a general view -- The Americas: from the US-Canadian border to the Tri-Border area of South America -- Europe: The Schengen Regime and the Western Balkan Borders -- A triangle of peace in the Middle East: The Israeli-Egyptian and Israeli-Jordanian Borders -- The Southern African borders in the Post-Apartheid era -- ASEAN and the Southeast Asian borders -- Comparisons, Policy recommendations, and conclusions.
Summary:
"Scholars and practitioners of international relations have increasingly pointed out significant links between armed conflicts and different types of criminal and terrorist activities in many regions of the world, including the Caucasus, South-West Asia, the Middle East, Western Africa, the Balkans, Central America, and the Andean region in South America (see Andreas, 2011a; and Shelley, 2018)"-- Provided by publisher.
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