Forced Migration across Mexico
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Forced Migration across Mexico
Organized Violence, Migrant Struggles, and Life Trajectories
Pries, Ludger; Schuetze, Stephanie; Alba Villalever, Ximena; Calderon Morillon, Oscar
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2024
206
Dura
Inglês
9781032614014
15 a 20 dias
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Table of contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: Approaches to organized violence and forced migration in transit through Mexico
Ximena Alba Villalever, Stephanie Schuetze, Ludger Pries, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Part I - The effects of violence and border regimes on migration processes
Chapter 2: Violence and Central American migrants on Mexico's southern border
Martha Luz Rojas-Wiesner
Chapter 3: Entanglement of violences: Doubly forced migrants transiting across the Americas
Soledad Alvarez Velasco and Bruno Miranda
Chapter 4: Externalization, violence, and migrants' lengthy wait at Mexico's northern border
M. Dolores Paris-Pombo
Part II - Forced migrants' experiences with organized violence
Chapter 5: Investigating in-transit migration through Mexico within the context of violence and the pandemic
Oscar Calderon Morillon, Amir Estrada, Marlene Rodriguez, Axel Ortiz, Karla Gutierrez, Estefania Gutierrez, Aranza Climaco, Antonio Amat, Alan Rodriguez, Javier Solis, and Eusebio Moto
Chapter 6: Forced migration and organized violence between the Northern Triangle of Central America and Mexico: Evidence from a 2020 survey
Ludger Pries, Berna Safak Zuelfikar Savci, Ximena Alba Villalever, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Chapter 7: Caravanas migrantes as counter-strategies against violence and (im)mobility
Ximena Alba Villalever and Stephanie Schuetze
Chapter 8: Ties along the arterial border in Mexico: Groups, institutions, and information
Alejandra Diaz de Leon and John Doering-White
Part III - Gender and violence in migration trajectories
Chapter 9: Gendered patterns of mobility and access to refugee protection of Central American migrants and refugees in Mexico
Susanne Willers
Chapter 10: Organized violence in life histories of Central American migrant women
Melanie Nayeli Wieschalla
Chapter 11: Waiting as violence: The interactions of gender and waiting mechanisms in the asylum systems of the United States and Mexico
Pia Berghoff and Lya Cuellar
Chapter 1: Introduction: Approaches to organized violence and forced migration in transit through Mexico
Ximena Alba Villalever, Stephanie Schuetze, Ludger Pries, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Part I - The effects of violence and border regimes on migration processes
Chapter 2: Violence and Central American migrants on Mexico's southern border
Martha Luz Rojas-Wiesner
Chapter 3: Entanglement of violences: Doubly forced migrants transiting across the Americas
Soledad Alvarez Velasco and Bruno Miranda
Chapter 4: Externalization, violence, and migrants' lengthy wait at Mexico's northern border
M. Dolores Paris-Pombo
Part II - Forced migrants' experiences with organized violence
Chapter 5: Investigating in-transit migration through Mexico within the context of violence and the pandemic
Oscar Calderon Morillon, Amir Estrada, Marlene Rodriguez, Axel Ortiz, Karla Gutierrez, Estefania Gutierrez, Aranza Climaco, Antonio Amat, Alan Rodriguez, Javier Solis, and Eusebio Moto
Chapter 6: Forced migration and organized violence between the Northern Triangle of Central America and Mexico: Evidence from a 2020 survey
Ludger Pries, Berna Safak Zuelfikar Savci, Ximena Alba Villalever, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Chapter 7: Caravanas migrantes as counter-strategies against violence and (im)mobility
Ximena Alba Villalever and Stephanie Schuetze
Chapter 8: Ties along the arterial border in Mexico: Groups, institutions, and information
Alejandra Diaz de Leon and John Doering-White
Part III - Gender and violence in migration trajectories
Chapter 9: Gendered patterns of mobility and access to refugee protection of Central American migrants and refugees in Mexico
Susanne Willers
Chapter 10: Organized violence in life histories of Central American migrant women
Melanie Nayeli Wieschalla
Chapter 11: Waiting as violence: The interactions of gender and waiting mechanisms in the asylum systems of the United States and Mexico
Pia Berghoff and Lya Cuellar
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transit migration;border securitisation;migration policy analysis;gendered migration experiences;criminal networks Mexico;refugee protection Central America;qualitative migration research Mexico
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: Approaches to organized violence and forced migration in transit through Mexico
Ximena Alba Villalever, Stephanie Schuetze, Ludger Pries, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Part I - The effects of violence and border regimes on migration processes
Chapter 2: Violence and Central American migrants on Mexico's southern border
Martha Luz Rojas-Wiesner
Chapter 3: Entanglement of violences: Doubly forced migrants transiting across the Americas
Soledad Alvarez Velasco and Bruno Miranda
Chapter 4: Externalization, violence, and migrants' lengthy wait at Mexico's northern border
M. Dolores Paris-Pombo
Part II - Forced migrants' experiences with organized violence
Chapter 5: Investigating in-transit migration through Mexico within the context of violence and the pandemic
Oscar Calderon Morillon, Amir Estrada, Marlene Rodriguez, Axel Ortiz, Karla Gutierrez, Estefania Gutierrez, Aranza Climaco, Antonio Amat, Alan Rodriguez, Javier Solis, and Eusebio Moto
Chapter 6: Forced migration and organized violence between the Northern Triangle of Central America and Mexico: Evidence from a 2020 survey
Ludger Pries, Berna Safak Zuelfikar Savci, Ximena Alba Villalever, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Chapter 7: Caravanas migrantes as counter-strategies against violence and (im)mobility
Ximena Alba Villalever and Stephanie Schuetze
Chapter 8: Ties along the arterial border in Mexico: Groups, institutions, and information
Alejandra Diaz de Leon and John Doering-White
Part III - Gender and violence in migration trajectories
Chapter 9: Gendered patterns of mobility and access to refugee protection of Central American migrants and refugees in Mexico
Susanne Willers
Chapter 10: Organized violence in life histories of Central American migrant women
Melanie Nayeli Wieschalla
Chapter 11: Waiting as violence: The interactions of gender and waiting mechanisms in the asylum systems of the United States and Mexico
Pia Berghoff and Lya Cuellar
Chapter 1: Introduction: Approaches to organized violence and forced migration in transit through Mexico
Ximena Alba Villalever, Stephanie Schuetze, Ludger Pries, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Part I - The effects of violence and border regimes on migration processes
Chapter 2: Violence and Central American migrants on Mexico's southern border
Martha Luz Rojas-Wiesner
Chapter 3: Entanglement of violences: Doubly forced migrants transiting across the Americas
Soledad Alvarez Velasco and Bruno Miranda
Chapter 4: Externalization, violence, and migrants' lengthy wait at Mexico's northern border
M. Dolores Paris-Pombo
Part II - Forced migrants' experiences with organized violence
Chapter 5: Investigating in-transit migration through Mexico within the context of violence and the pandemic
Oscar Calderon Morillon, Amir Estrada, Marlene Rodriguez, Axel Ortiz, Karla Gutierrez, Estefania Gutierrez, Aranza Climaco, Antonio Amat, Alan Rodriguez, Javier Solis, and Eusebio Moto
Chapter 6: Forced migration and organized violence between the Northern Triangle of Central America and Mexico: Evidence from a 2020 survey
Ludger Pries, Berna Safak Zuelfikar Savci, Ximena Alba Villalever, and Oscar Calderon Morillon
Chapter 7: Caravanas migrantes as counter-strategies against violence and (im)mobility
Ximena Alba Villalever and Stephanie Schuetze
Chapter 8: Ties along the arterial border in Mexico: Groups, institutions, and information
Alejandra Diaz de Leon and John Doering-White
Part III - Gender and violence in migration trajectories
Chapter 9: Gendered patterns of mobility and access to refugee protection of Central American migrants and refugees in Mexico
Susanne Willers
Chapter 10: Organized violence in life histories of Central American migrant women
Melanie Nayeli Wieschalla
Chapter 11: Waiting as violence: The interactions of gender and waiting mechanisms in the asylum systems of the United States and Mexico
Pia Berghoff and Lya Cuellar
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