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Distance estimates as a function of perceived threat and US-Mexico border strength manipulation.
, 2016 Distance estimates as a function of perceived threat and US-Mexico border strength manipulation.
Y. Jenny Xiao (3145089) +2 more
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Department of the Interior (DOI) U.S.-Mexico Border Field Coordinating Committee (FCC) Newsletter
This title contains one or more publications. Col. Ill. Established in August 1994, the mission of the United States–Mexico Border Field Coordinating Committee (the FCC) is to identify and facilitate opportunities to communicate and coordinate at ...
United States-Mexico Border Field Coordinating Committee
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Narratives of invasion and intimacy: Transborder relations with tamarisk in the Chihuahuan Desert
Journal of Political EcologyTamarix spp., also known as salt cedar or tamarisk, has garnered a reputation in the United States as an invasive plant, with widespread policy and research advocating for its eradication in the Chihuahuan Desert region that spans the United States and ...
K. Maria D. Lane +2 more
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, 1913 Recto: [handwritten] 305567. Verso: [handwritten in pencil] Mexico at El Paso border. 1st train Nat. of Mexico to cross U. S. border at El Paso since 7/14/13. Eng. decorated with U. S. & Mexican flags to show truce.
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, 2018 Characteristics of mothers with cesarean delivery by subpopulation, US-Mexico border states, 2000–2015.
Charlotte C. Gard (5721308) +3 more
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No More Deaths: Seeking Justice Along the US-Mexico Border
, 2010 Maryada Vallet and Emrys Staton, two voluneers with No More Deaths, speak about their work along the US-Mexico border to provide aid to migrants on both sides of the ...
Project, Agora
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Staging the crime scene: feminicide and performativity in Ciudad Juárez
Radical AmericasThis commentary focuses on what Monárrez Fragoso calls ‘systemic sexual feminicide’ in Ciudad Juárez and examines the patriarchal-colonial conditions that make the murder of women possible and widespread.
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Size estimates as a function of perceived threat and US-Mexico border strength manipulation.
, 2016 Size estimates as a function of perceived threat and US-Mexico border strength manipulation.
Y. Jenny Xiao (3145089) +2 more
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Política migratoria y de control fronterizo de Estados Unidos hacia México y Centroamérica
Revista Enfoques, 2008 The present article reviews how 9-11 attacks affected border protection and inmigration policies towards Mexico and Central America. According to the author, the 9-11 events did not change the form, but did modify the intensity in which the US government
Daniel Hernández Joseph
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Definig the US-Mexico border as hyperreality
Estudios Fronterizos, 2002 The US-Mexico border has been defined as a periphery, as a transborder social system, and more currently, as a station in transnational circuits. The two first definitions presuppose the strongly criticized concepts of region and cultural area. The third
Carlos A. Duarte-Herrera
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