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Author Galemba, Rebecca B., 1981-
Title Contraband corridor : making a living at the Mexico--Guatemala border / Rebecca Berke Galemba.
Imprint Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2018.

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Author Galemba, Rebecca B., 1981-
Subject Smuggling -- Mexican-Guatemalan Border Region.
Border security -- Mexican-Guatemalan Border Region.
Borderlands -- Economic aspects -- Mexico.
Borderlands -- Economic aspects -- Guatemala.
Mexican-Guatemalan Border Region -- Commerce.
Description 1 online resource (xiii, 302 pages) : illustrations, maps
polychrome rdacc
Bibliography Note Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Introduction : a paradise for contraband? -- Border entry and re-entries -- Documenting national life -- Corn is food, not contraband -- Taxing the border -- Phantom commerce -- Inheriting the border -- Strike oil -- Conclusion : the illicit trio: drugs, arms, and migrants.
Note Print version record.
ISBN 9781503603998 (electronic bk.)
1503603997 (electronic bk.)
9780804799133
080479913X
9781503603981
1503603989
OCLC # 1005978889
Additional Format Print version: Galemba, Rebecca B., 1981- Contraband corridor. Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2018 9780804799133 (DLC) 2017006525 (OCoLC)994144542.
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