INTL 190 University of California US Mexican Borders as Boundaries Research Paper

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For a long time, political boundaries have mediated the relations between countries
thereby imposing restrictions on various business activities as well as interaction of people. Also,
these boundaries have played a major role in shaping the social and economic conditions of
societies and their people especially those living along the state borders through dictating how
these people interact and carry out their economic activities. Over the last decades, however,
globalization has modified the features of sovereignty and borders (Cohen, 2001). Additionally,
globalization has deepened, widened, and sped up worldwide interconnectedness thereby
increasing sociocultural interactions, increasing the spread of innovation and technology, and
lowering the costs of products which has incrrase the flow of capital. Globalization is,
however,also a contentious issue because much as it has had numerous benefits, it also has
significant disadvantages such as loss in cultural diversity. Globalization is also causing adverse
effects on the environment due to the rising number of industrial activities that cause air
pollution and produce greenhouse gases. Nevertheless, it is without a doubt that the increased
level of international cooperation is continuously lowering the significance and relevance of
borders in nation states. Together with the revolution in digitalised technology, globalization
promises to continue challenging older ideas with new approaches to the understanding of
international boundaries and borders and the regions they impact. This, therefore, forms the basis
of my research that dwells on why the evolution of economic, political, and social globalization
is likely to change the role of the US–Mexican borders as boundaries.
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My research focuses on investigating why the evolution of economic, political, and social
globalization is likely to change the role of the US-Mexican borders as boundaries. The USAMexican border has for a long time been a political issue between the two nations, especially
with the large migration of illegal immigrants into the United States from Mexico, gun, trade,
and trafficking across the border. The economic difficulties in Mexico has led to the country’s
citizens migrating into the US with the hope of earning money or gett...


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