Scenarios about 'cross-border development'
Cross-border development refers to collaborative economic, infrastructure, and social initiatives that span national boundaries between adjacent countries. These projects often involve shared resources, coordinated planning, and mutual investment to address regional challenges and opportunities that transcend political borders. Cross-border development is particularly significant in understanding how alternate histories might feature different patterns of international cooperation, regional integration, or divergent economic zones compared to our timeline.
What If Tijuana Developed Different Economic Relationships with San Diego?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tijuana and San Diego developed a more integrated, equitable cross-border economy, transforming the socioeconomic landscape of the U.S.-Mexico border region.