Border community research focuses on the study of communities that are located near national borders or boundaries. These communities often face unique challenges and opportunities due to their proximity to a border, such as issues related to migration, security, cultural exchange, and economic development. Researchers in this area may examine topics such as cross-border cooperation, border governance, social integration, and transnational identity. The goal of border community research is to better understand the dynamics and complexities of living in a border region and to inform policies and interventions that can support these communities.