Titlebook: Social Justice in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region; Mark Lusk,Kathleen Staudt,Eva Moya Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012 An

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How Citizenship Produces Inclusion and Exclusion on the US-Mexico Borderurrent immigration and citizenship regime has produced. The analysis calls attention to several types of dislocations: the economic, political, and racial disenfranchisement of some and the privileged condition of others, based on an increasingly flawed legal immigration and citizenship system that

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Violence Against Women at the Border: Binational Problems and Multilayered Solutionsutions. This chapter focuses on violence against women, particularly misogynist-driven femicide, intimate partner murder, and domestic violence. This chapter begins with the structural violence of poverty and extreme income inequalities between Mexico and the United States, driving migrants northwar

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A Theological Perspective on Social Justice in the US-Mexico Border Region and economic oppression, the Catholic Church evolved during the decade of the 1960s to incorporate a grassroots perspective on the needs of the poor, the necessity of fundamental economic reform, and theological commitment to reforming the Church to meet the needs of Latin America’s most vulnerable

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Mental Health Disparities and Social Justice in the US-Mexico Border Regionom different ethnic groups receive. Although the border is a minority majority region, minorities have less access to mental health services. This chapter discusses mental health disparities prevalent on the US-Mexico border which include access to mental health services, lack of mental health provi

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