The children of NAFTA: labor wars on the U.S./Mexico border

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Labor Movements and Unions Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American socio-political dynamics

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Introduction 1. Grapes and Green Onions 2. Putting Solidarity on the Table 3. Tijuana's Maquiladora Workers 4. Han Young 5. Build a House, Go to Jail 6. The Strategic Alliance 7. Duro Means Hard 8. Mexico's Wars over Privatization 9. Transplanted Expectations 10. The World of the Border Has Changed Epilogue: The Confrontation to Come Index

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