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The authors use multilateral security governance theory to propose
mutual persuasion, institution-building, incorporation of non-state
actors into multilateral strategies, collective action, and
multilateral governance as a strategy for modern Mexico.
Even after its decisive Cold War victory and resounding
anti-terrorism military campaigns, why is the United States unable
to tackle soft security border threats? Five authors who examine
illegal US immigration (Schiavon), Mexico's similar predicament
(Gonzalez-Murphy), the conjunction of both (Hussain), a failed
43-year anti-drug war (Dominguez and Velazquez), and the threat
expanding to Canada (Hussain), fault policy unilateralism and
explore collective action. Utilizing multilateral security
governance theory (Kirchner/Sperling, 2007), they propose a
post-Westphalian outlet to better help (a) policy-makers control
problems, (b) the academic community to solve puzzles, and (c) the
public to feel secure.
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