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The Cross-Border Institute is dedicated to research, education, and public outreach related to the movement of people, goods, and funds across borders.
Our mission is to leverage our expertise so that private and public-sector decision makers have access to innovative – and pragmatic – solutions to cross-border issues.
We bring together the right mix of people in an environment that leverages expertise from a wide range of perspectives, and undertake cutting-edge and purpose-driven research that leads to more efficient and effective borders. With an entrepreneurial mindset, we are committed to developing a thorough knowledge of the business via multidisciplinary approaches that identify opportunities and solve real problems.
Our Vision – Highly efficient, safe borders that honour national policies and enforce national laws while posing minimal disruption to legitimate cross-border activities.
CBI continues to form partnership with public agencies, private firms, industry groups and community groups to advance the cause of making a better Canada – US border. It also works with institutions in other countries to address the global challenges of border management and cross-border commerce.
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Thank you UnpublishedOttawa.com for inviting The Cross-Border Institute at the University of Windsor Director, Bill Anderson, to join this interesting discussion.
“Our study is focused on the permanent economic benefits that will arise due to improved cross-border transportation services that the new bridge will provide once it’s open,” said Bill Anderson, director of the Cross-Border Institute in a media release.
UWindsor study touts job-creating logistics cluster around new bridge
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Windsor and Detroit could see significant economic benefits from a logistical collaboration centred around the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, according...
Windsor and Detroit should establish a transportation, distribution, and logistics cluster to best reap the economic benefits of the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, says a new study out of the The Cross-Border Institute at the University of Windsor
New study identifies economic benefits of new international crossing
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/CNW/ - Windsor and Detroit should establish a transportation, distribution, and logistics cluster to best reap the economic benefits of the new Gordie Howe...
The Cross-Border Institute at the University of Windsor Executive Director, Marta Leardi-Anderson, joined fellow speakers to discuss an important new book entitled BEYOND 9/11 HOMELAND SECURITY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.![]()
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To view the discussion www.wilsoncenter.org/event/book-talk-beyond-911-homeland-security-twenty-first-century
Book Talk: Beyond 9/11 Homeland Security for the Twenty-First Century
www.wilsoncenter.org
Almost 20 years have gone by since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and almost 19 years have passed since the creation of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (2002). In that time, securing the Homeland has changed dramatically and been complicated by the emergence of new threats, su...
The Cross-Border Institute at the University of Windsor Executive Director, Marta Leardi-Anderson, is honoured to be one of the panelists for this event hosted by the Canada Institute of The Wilson Center. ![]()
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www.wilsoncenter.org/event/book-talk-beyond-911-homeland-security-twenty-first-century
Book Talk: Beyond 9/11 Homeland Security for the Twenty-First Century
www.wilsoncenter.org
Almost 20 years have gone by since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and almost 19 years have passed since the creation of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (2002). In that time, securing the Homeland has changed dramatically and been complicated by the emergence of new threats, su...This policy paper sets out ideas that could be applied to broader decision making in order to resume land border operations across the Canada-US border during a global pandemic, in a safe and calculated manner.
Research
The ultimate goal of all research at CBI is to make the border work better. This means listening carefully to public and private sector border stakeholders and translating the results of our research into better government policy and better private sector practice.
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Traffic Lab
The Traffic Lab maintains sophisticated software, data and hardware including sensing resources to conduct cutting edge research. The overarching goal is to generate information that can lead to improved traffic performance at Canada-US border crossings.
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