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A Book Review of Bending Borders
The Book Bending Borders explores the effects of globalization on the world's borders. It also addresses issues such as security challenges along the eastern European border and the impact of black-market trade. It is a must-read for anyone interested in world issues. Here's a review of the book.

Book review: Bending Borders

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The book's first section offers helpful tips and techniques for choosing and using borders. The book also features several helpful photo tutorials and detailed explanations of how to place borders. There are also helpful tips on color, stitch count, and customization. The book's conversational tone makes it easy to follow along and get inspired.

Analysis of globalization's impact on world's borders

Globalization has influenced world boundaries in many ways, from the movement of goods to the spread of disease. It has increased trade and reduced barriers, but this change has also had some negative consequences. The spread of disease and the proliferation of ideas that destabilize political economies are just a few of the negatives. In ancient times, the Roman Empire used trade routes to spread its economic system across the world. For centuries, the Silk Road was used to transport goods from China to Europe.

With the onset of the Information Age and increased air travel, globalization has accelerated. Today, miles of fiber-optic cable connect continents, and people can instantly communicate through the World Wide Web. This process of cultural globalization has also made countries politically connected. Consequently, countries often cooperate to open borders and enact trade agreements.

Impact of black-market trade

The recent COVID-19 outbreak has impacted many facets of society, and black-market trade is no exception. It is a complicated, constantly changing, deeply influential phenomenon. There are many intersecting threads between COVID-19 and black markets, but some aspects are clear: illegal drugs, human trafficking, counterfeit medications, and unsanctioned medical supplies are common black-market imports; firearms and wildlife from Africa are common black-market exports.

Adaptation of border police techniques

The current border policy in the US exacerbates displacement crises by putting people on the move in danger of confrontations with authorities, a risk that costs both money and lives. Border patrol officers on horseback, for example, are a logistical nightmare. The US government also enforces its policy of detention for asylum seekers, which means detention for indefinite periods of time in the world's largest immigrant detention system. Additionally, these immigrants may face family separation.
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