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“ … to provide policy makers with objective, credible research on the border and its effects on national economic prosperity and security, as well as regional economic growth and development.” “ … to provide policy makers with objective, credible research on the border and its effects on national economic prosperity and security, as well as regional economic growth and development.” Northern Border University Research Consortium
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Northern Border University Research Consortium
Adapting the Border to Regional RealitiesObservations on Exports at Buffalo and Blaine
Canada-US Transportation Border Working Group November 19, 2008
Dr. Kathryn Bryk Friedman, University atBuffalo Regional Institute
The Border Policy Research Institute Western Washington University
Northern Border University Research Consortium
The O’Connor Center for the Rocky Mountain WestUniversity of Montana
University of North DakotaMichigan State University
The Regional InstituteUniversity at Buffalo
University of Maine
“ … to provide policy makers with objective, credible research on the border and its effects on national economic
prosperity and security, as well as regional economic growth and development.”
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Generously Sponsored by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade BORDERNET
Initiative
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Next Steps
Operations
Security
Porosity
Border Barometer
Generously Sponsored by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade BORDERNET
Initiative
Northern Border University Research Consortium
Next Steps
University of North DakotaCBP Survey Research NBURC Conference
February 2009
Generously Sponsored by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade BORDERNET
Initiative
