Integration & Trade Journal: Volume 18: No. 38: January-June, 2014

Manuel Márquez Fariña; Christian Volpe Martincus; Fernando Ocampo; Rodolfo Solar; Hernando Arciniegas Serna; Nilo Meza Monge; Angel María Casas Gragea; Salvador Corrales; Miguel Angel Jara M.; Patricio Mansilla; Andrés Pozo; Gisela Montenegro; Oscar Camacho Inostroza; Rosario Campos; Gala Gómez Minujín; Juan S. Blyde

doi:10.18235/0008290

Integration & Trade Journal: Volume 18: No. 38: January-June, 2014

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Author

Márquez Fariña, Manuel ;

Volpe Martincus, Christian ;

Ocampo, Fernando ;

Solar, Rodolfo ;

Arciniegas Serna, Hernando ;

Meza Monge, Nilo ;

Casas Gragea, Angel María ;

Corrales, Salvador ;

Jara M., Miguel Angel ;

Mansilla, Patricio ;

Pozo, Andrés ;

Montenegro, Gisela ;

Camacho Inostroza, Oscar ;

Campos, Rosario ;

Gómez Minujín, Gala ;

Blyde, Juan S.

Date issued

August 2014

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DOI

http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0008290

Subject

Infrastructure Work;

Integration and Trade

Country

United States;

Mexico;

Ecuador;

Costa Rica;

Colombia;

Chile;

Bolivia;

Argentina

Category

Magazines, Journals and Newsletters

The Inter-American Development Bank, in the context of its integration mandate in the region, has been working and supporting development actions in border areas and transboundary cooperation and integration by the creation of binational and regional agreements. This issue of the Integration & Trade Journal seeks to reflect various experiences in this field and includes a number of interesting contributions that explore the challenges and opportunities for improvements in terms of facilitation, security, integration, and development in border areas in different subregions of LAC.