Borders, Barriers and Grievable Lives by Pötzsch Holger

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Cross-border barriers to the development of HSR projects : analysis of the Singapore- Kuala Lumpur high speed rail link/ by Mori, Iori

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La dimension socio-économique des barrières frontalières by Sébastien Piantoni, Stéphane Rosière

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Impact of Natural Environment, Regional Integration, and Policies on FDI by Alali, W Y

“…Created in 2009-2010; FDI is an important source of capital, technology, and skills transfer for both developing and developed economies, this paper explores the effects of three determinants of bilateral FDI, including natural barriers, the “at-the-border” barrier (regional trade agreement), and the “behind-the-border” barrier (domestic regulatory environment). …”

Regionalization in EU by Kostadinović Ivana

“…From the standpoint of the European Union, the goal of regionalization is punching the border barrier between the states and the liberation of capital flows, labor, and information. …”
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Impact of host plant connectivity, crop border and patch size on adult Colorado potato beetle retention. by Gilles Boiteau, Charles Vincent, Tracy C Leskey, Bruce G Colpitts, Pamela MacKinley, Doo-Hyung Lee

“…The distribution of turning angles in the CPB walking paths was not uniform and corresponded to beetles following the edge rows of potato patches in response to the crop border barrier or reversing their direction as they reached the end of a row and therefore a border. …”
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A Study of the Impact of COVID-19 on Urban Contact Networks in China Based on Population Flows by Xuejie Zhang, Jinli Zhao, Haimeng Liu, Yi Miao, Mengcheng Li, Chengxin Wang

“…Moreover, the four major economic regions in China featured border barrier effects, whereby urban contact networks constituted by cross-regional flows were more sensitive to the development of the pandemic. …”
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La readmisión de extranjeros en situación irregular entre Estados miembros: consecuencias empírico-jurídicas de la gestión policial de las fronteras internas | The Readmission of I... by Iker Barbero González

“…The place where the border barrier was once was occupied by a car toll constructed with a very particular structure: as a border, with cabins for police men. …”
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Barriers Everyone: A New Method for Multiscale Analysis of Barriers Using the Barrier Index by Kušar Domen, Komac Blaž

“…The calculations were made for spatial units from the scale of parcels to one-hectare areas in selected types of regions, selected geographic regions, and border barriers in selected countries. The Index is useful for crossscale analysis and for identifying the underlying causes and relationships within different cultural, social, and geographical contexts. …”
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Limiti, confini, interfacce – Riflessioni con Pippo Gianoni by Antonella Valentini

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Risk of introduction and establishment of alien vertebrate species in transboundary neighboring areas by Qing Zhang, Yanping Wang, Xuan Liu

“…Interestingly, we found that border fences may have limited effects in reducing the risk, as only 7.9% of border fences spatially overlap with hotspots of biological invasion even in the Eurasia areas (13.7% overlap) where physical border barriers are mainly located. We therefore recommend the implementation of immediate and proactive prevention and control measures to cope with cross-border invasions in response to continued globalization.…”
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Modelling Malaysian outward foreign direct investment from the home and host countries' perspectives / Rosfadzimi Mat Saad by Mat Saad, Rosfadzimi

“…Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) is one of the measures to indicate the performance and capability of developing countries firms in economic integration where border barriers are eliminated. Malaysia as a developing economy is undertaking OFDI due to the limitation of local resources and to search for new markets. …”
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Can greater openness improve green economy efficiency of countries along the Belt and Road Initiative? by Wei Ma, Na Bo, Xinmin Wang

“…Therefore, we believe that BRI countries should strengthen policy communication, break down border barriers, actively promote the orderly flow and diffusion of openness elements, and pay attention to the quantity and quality of openness development, which is key to the high-quality construction of the BRI.…”
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Trade efficiency under FTA for Thailand’s agricultural exports: copula-based gravity stochastic frontier model by Arisara Romyen, Chonrada Nunti, Paramin Neranon

“…Moreover, they should promote miscellaneous behind-the-border barriers to stimulate flows of goods to enhance the country’s trade efficiency substantially.…”
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