Internal Borders

Definition

Internal borders refer to the boundaries within a nation that separate different regions or states. These borders can be political, cultural, or economic in nature and may influence the movement of goods, people, and resources within a country.

Related terms

Trade Blocs: Trade blocs are groups of countries that form agreements to promote trade among themselves while imposing barriers on trade with non-member countries.

Regional Disparities: Regional disparities refer to differences in economic development and living standards between different regions within a country.

Devolution: Devolution is the transfer of certain powers from a central government to regional governments within a country.