Border Insecurity: Why Big Money, Fences, and Drones Aren't Making Us Safer
Sylvia Longmire examines the promise and limits of modern border-security measures, focusing on the influence of big money, fences, and drones. Border Insecurity asks whether these costly and visible approaches are actually making communities safer, inviting readers to reconsider familiar assumptions about security and protection.
About This Book
Border Insecurity examines the relationship between border security and public safety.
Sylvia Longmire considers the roles of big money, fences, and drones in contemporary border policy.
The book questions whether these highly visible investments are delivering greater security.
It offers a focused perspective on the meaning and effectiveness of border protection efforts.
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