Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Paternities at a distance: Discomforts of parents separated from their children	-
	-	Territorial discourses opposed in the XXI century: The case of the Chile-Peru relationship from a critical geopolitics perspective	-
	-	Regional migrants in Bahía Blanca, Argentina: Challenges in social rights access	-
	-	Medical mobility and intersectionality across the United States-Mexico border	-
	-	Body, space and gender. The bagayeras women in the Aguas Blancas, Argentina-Bermejo, Bolivia boundary	-
	-	Identity and rural migration: A phenomenological approach	-
	-	Rebordering of migration in transit through Mexico. The case of Central American migrations through the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara	-
	-	Educating in the northern border of Chile: Cultural heritage challenging social exclusion	-
	-	Twin cities? Posadas, Argentina and Encarnación, Paraguay in socio-urban perspective	-
	-	Political views and perspectives of Mercosur, CAN and Unasur in the construction of a regional citizenship (2002-2016)	-
	-	Conflicts of exile. The border as non-place in La mitad del infierno by Óscar Palacios	-
	-	Some spaces of occupation. The agro-industry-Protestant relationship in the formation of a border region between Mexico and the United States	-
	-	Some marks of the nation and nationalism in the Latin American borderland studies	-
	-	Effects of innovative capacity on economic growth of the states in Mexico	-
	-	The necropolitical dispositif of production and administration of forced migration at the United States-Mexico border	-
	-	Citizen's political culture and electoral abstention in the border municipality of Tijuana	-
	-	Economy and unequal exchange in a cross-border region: Arica, Chile-Tacna, Perú	-
	-	Paradiplomacy and economic development in the Reynosa-McAllen cross-border region	-
	-	Factors promoting resilience among Mexican immigrant women in the United States: Applying a positive deviance approach	-
	-	Local binational cooperation: The Tijuana River international watershed	-