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The U.S.-Mexican Border into the Twenty-First Century

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Migration, Health, Geopolitics, Historical Geography American Environmental and Regional History Latin American and Latino Studies

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Introduction. Defining the Region, Objectives, and Approaches Chapter 1: Distinguishing Characteristics and Early History: Frontier, Borderlands, and Border Region Chapter 2: Booms and Busts on the Border: Economic Development, 1880s to 1920s Chapter 3: Life of the Border: Social Change, 1880s to 1930s Chapter 4: Booms and Busts on the Border: The Great Depression and World War II Chapter 5: Economic Trends since 1950: Legacies of the Wartime and Global Economy Chapter 6: The Consequences of Rapid Growth in the Border Region: Social and Cultural Change since the 1940s Chapter 7: Border Issues in U.S.-Mexican Relations

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