PAD 5361: Political Economy of Borders: U.S. - Mexico Border Resources

The EPA's Thirteenth Report of the Good Neighbor Environmental Board to the President and Congress of the United States. June, 2010.

A 2009 NPR article on impact of the fences on migration of large animals.

An April, 2009 presentation by Wayne Cornelius, Director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego.

A September 2010 report that documents interagency cooperation at work on the U.S.-Mexico border to improve both security at the border and the protection of adjacent wilderness areas.

Winner of the 2010 Fisher Environmental Law Prize

A 2009 contributed paper from Conservation Biology.

An October 2010 U.S. government report.

From Georgetown University, this site provides political documents and data for all countries in the hemisphere, including texts of constitutions and laws, electoral systems and data, political parties, judicial information, and more.

An excellent source for economic information on the border region and Latin America. Full access to economic data, reports and analysis.

From INEGI, Federal Reserve Board, and Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, El Paso Branch

Contains information and documents on trade agreements and treaties, intellectual property rights organizations, investment treaties, a glossary, and related links to other websites.

Tri-national organization created by the North American Free Trade Agreement to address environmental issues relating to trade in the hemisphere. The CEC information system provides full text documents, books, treaties, in Spanish, English and French. Excellent site for primary source materials on environmental issues in the western hemisphere.