Building North America…teaching the destruction of America and continental integration at Arizona State University.<\/p>\n
The \u201cBuilding North America\u201d project began with a website, originally launched in 2000 and hosted by the Americas Society-Council of the Americas, which provided links (with editorial comment) to hundreds of sites of interest to the growing community of \u201cNorth Americanists.\u201d This site was inspired by the notion that economic integration in the NAFTA Triad (Canada-U.S.-Mexico)<\/a> was advancing despite the lack of press and public attention it received, and that a presence on the web would allow those of us in the Triad countries, and beyond, to \u201clink up\u201d to a growing body of research and, by extension, to one another as professional colleagues in the academic, business, and policy worlds. In this same vein, the PanAmerican Partnership for Business Education launched a consortium of four North American business schools to promote a new generation of entrepreneurs with a deep knowledge of these integration trends in the region, while also generating more research and case studies regarding how businesses, governments, and organizations were shaping, and adapting to, the evolution of a shared economic space. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n