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)
	-	The co-mingling of rebordering and debordering in territorial configurations. A field theory approach	-
	-	Borderscapes and water on the Bolivia’s boundary with Brazil (Puerto Quijarro & Guayaramerín)	-
	-	Zoological metaphors and analogies in the conceptual construction of border subjects and practices	-
	-	An introductory approach to study the relationship between protracted mobility and diaspora: the Haitian experience	-
	-	Impact of migration on employment and wage distribution in Colombia	-
	-	Biopolitics and immigration: restrictions and desecrations in the asylum system in Spain (2019-2023)	-
	-	Migrant women, daily mobility and urban borders in an Argentinean city	-
	-	Migrations, the right to the city and utopia. The case of Mexico City	-
	-	Proximal transnationalism and identities within the border between Brazil and Paraguay	-
	-	The securitization process in the Paraná Tri-Border Area	-
	-	Interculturality and identity on Europe’s southern border: the vision of its young inhabitants	-
	-	Cross-border mobility and education between Tacna and Arica. A prospect from the Peruvian context	-
	-	Humanitarian infrastructures in the border cities of Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana	-
	-	An awful other: social imaginaries about the Venezuelan immigrant in the audiences of Chilean online press	-
	-	Drought: the silent evil of Central American migration in the period 1990 to 2019:	-
	-	Mortality at the county level in the USA-Mexico and USA-Canada border regions	-
	-	Immunization of mobility, “health corridor” and movement control in times of COVID-19	-
	-	The incorporation of Venezuelan students into the Colombian educational system in Cúcuta (2015-2020)	-
	-	Drug cartels and sexual slavery of migrant women from Central America in Mexico	-
	-	Citizen reactions to extreme right-wing on Twitter during the Ceuta “border crisis” (2021)	-