Contents: Part 1 Post-NAFTA North America. National Solutions to Cross-Border Problems?: Introduction; Sitting in Limbo: the North American Free Trade Agreement, Carol Wise; Governing the North America Free Trade Area: international rule-making and delegation in NAFTA, the SPP, and beyond, Louis Belanger; The governance of mobility and risk in a post-NAFTA rebordered North America, Isidro Morales. Part 2 The Governance of Continental Security. Is it Possible to Move to a Common Approach?: Is there an integrated electricity market in North America? Institutional challenges in Mexico, Alejandro Ibarra-Yunez; Continental borders and national security: a logical diagnosis, Stephen Clarkson; The North American Partnership for Security and Prosperity (SPP) and the development of the Northern border region of Mexico, Jose M. Ramos; Plan Colombia and the Merida initiative: policy twins or distant cousins?, John Bailey; Overcoming the perceived objections and actual obstacles to a North American continental common transborder security (NACTS), D. Rick van Schoik; Globalization and regionalization in North America: security and prosperity. Is there a place for Latin America in the US geopolitical picture?, Jose Luis Valdes Ugalde and Bernadette Vega. Part 3 The Governance of Territorial Borders and Bilateral Relations: Borderlands: risky spaces or safe places? 'Real and imaginary' borders - (re)framing identity and privilege, Elaine Correa; Nationalist policies, immigration, and policy boomerangs: 'three strikes and you could be in', Imtiaz Hussein; What's in a visa? Considerations of the Canada-Mexico relationship within North America's security discussions, Olga Abizaid; The North American space reviewed under bilateral Canadian-Mexican relation, Susana Chacon; Index.