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NC-BSI 7.4: Impacts of Violence and Recession on Border Security Problem Statement: Methodology: Examine how violence and economic -Literature Review recession are impacting migration, trade and -Surveys (Mexico and U.S.) border security. The focus on this project -Structured Interviews will be on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico -Case Studies (Mexico and U.S.) border. Benefits to DHS: •Deeper understanding of factors in Mexico influencing migration and security. •Re-conceptualizing migration as a binational enterprise and creating a new mechanism for greater international collaboration. •New approaches for resiliency to violence along the border. Deliverables and Timelines Y1: Begin case studies, surveys and literature review; summary report Y2: Continue data collection; summary report and bi-national workshop. Y3: Finish research Phase I Workshop Y4: Finish research Phase II Conference Y5-6: Publications and White Papers 1 NC-BSI 7.4: Impacts of Violence and Recession on Border Security Elevator speech: Ongoing/leveraged research: Economic recession and drug related violence are especially pronounced along the US border with Mexico. Build upon ongoing surveys and qualitative research under way on both sides of the border, by CLAS and BMI. This project examines how these processes are influencing mobility, trade and border security. Leverage funding from border-study grants from US Department of Education and matching UA funding. Costs Investigators •Anna Ochoa O’Leary •Raquel Rubio-Goldsmith •Scott Whiteford •Colin Deeds •Scott Carvajal Personnel (faculty and grad students) Travel Workshops Conference 2