Greg Anderson
Greg Anderson is a professor of Political Science at the University of Alberta. He earned a masters’ degree in American History from the University of Alberta and completed his PhD at Johns Hopkins University.

Canada's Fluid Borders
contributions by Patricia Dewey-Lambert; Monica Gattinger; Jill Hobbs; William Kerr; Meredith Lilly & Andrew Moroz
''Popular understanding may conceive of borders as formal boundaries separating the territories of different countries – or perhaps the administrative locations ("ports of entry") at which individuals or goods pass from the territory of one country to another. However, the continuing growth and diversification of trade, investment, travel, and various forms of migration increase the importance and interaction of bordering processes.''

Canada's Fluid Borders
contributions by Patricia Dewey-Lambert; Monica Gattinger; Jill Hobbs; William Kerr; Meredith Lilly & Andrew Moroz
''Popular understanding may conceive of borders as formal boundaries separating the territories of different countries – or perhaps the administrative locations ("ports of entry") at which individuals or goods pass from the territory of one country to another. However, the continuing growth and diversification of trade, investment, travel, and various forms of migration increase the importance and interaction of bordering processes.''

Canada's Fluid Borders
contributions by Patricia Dewey-Lambert; Monica Gattinger; Jill Hobbs; William Kerr; Meredith Lilly & Andrew Moroz
''Popular understanding may conceive of borders as formal boundaries separating the territories of different countries – or perhaps the administrative locations ("ports of entry") at which individuals or goods pass from the territory of one country to another. However, the continuing growth and diversification of trade, investment, travel, and various forms of migration increase the importance and interaction of bordering processes.''


Navigating a Changing World

Navigating a Changing World
