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Technology at the border of Geopolitical and Geoeconomic symbiosis

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Assistant Professor of Political Geography, Payame Noor University

2 Scientific Assistant at Payame Noor University

Abstract

The border is the main factor in defining the country and is one of the cornerstones of the science of political geography, but following many discussions about open borders in the European Union, today we witness  border elimination issues within the framework of country elimination. Though globalists - which form a wide range - herald the existence of a steady process of border elimination in the future, but we can simultaneously witness the strengthening of the borders in some parts of the world.
In this regard, this article describes the reconciliation and geo-economic and geopolitical linkages on the northern borders of the United States with regard to the process of globalization based on a neorealist approach. This means that, with economic liberalization within NAFTA, security needs to address the various threats at the border have become more and more important. The satisfactory solution to this has been a technological one that has brought the geo-nuclear and geopolitical linkage and reconciliation along the border.

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Scientific- Research Quarterly of Geographical Data (SEPEHR)
Volume 20, Issue 80
February 2012
Pages 88-96
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