Frontmatter
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction: Comparing Cross-Border Governance in North America and Europe
Part One: Cross-Border Governance in North America: From Multipolar to Monocentric Governance
2 "Getting It": Business NGOs and Political Actors Talk about the US-Mexico Border Region
3. The Structure of Cross-Border Governance on the US-Mexico Border
4.Incumbent and Challenger Stakeholders in the San Diego-Tijuana Border Region: Economics and Migration
5. Mexico's "Drug War," the Energy Sector, and an Emerging Strategic Action Field
6. Reshaping Cross-Border Governance in the Pacific Northwest Borderlands
7. Revisiting "Paradiplomacy" in the Quebec-US States Cross-Border Area
Part Two: Cross-Border Governance in Europe: A Steady but Contested Multi-level Governance
8. Actors and Policy Outcomes in the Pyrenees-Mediterranean Euroregion: From the Emergence to the Stabilization of the Field (1990-2020)
9. Cross-Border Islands Governance: A Field Analysis of the Italy-Malta INTERREG Program
10. A Bird's-Eye View of Cross-Border Governance Dynamics along the Pyrenees (France-Spain Border)
11. Cultural Policy within Euroregions: Dynamics of a Cross-Border Sectoral Field
12. Galicia and the Norte Region of Portugal: An Experience of Cross-Border Cooperation on the Portugal-Spain Border
13. Cooperation and Cross-Border Conflicts in Cerdanya (Spanish-French Border) in Early Twenty-First-Century Environmental and Economic Crises
14. The Evolving Cross-Border Cooperation of Nouvelle Aquitaine-Euskadi-Navarre (Western Pyrenees Boundary): Multiple Actors and Aims of Cooperation
15. Conclusion: Comparing Cross-Border Governance in North America and Europe: Conclusions
Contributors
Index