Wounded border

by Justin Akers Chacon

First published 2011 · 168 pages

About this book

Cutting edge research and analysis of the important border issues emerging from the US-Mexico Border region today. Taking a bi-national and bilingual approach, Wounded Border captures the multiple voices and experiences of scholars, researchers, and community-based activists residing on both sides of the international boundary.

  • Emigration and immigration
  • Government policy
  • Social aspects
  • Social conditions
  • Social integration
  • Social Marginality
  • Social problems

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