ACT 1.: EXPOSITION
1. The Opening Scene: A Journey Begins
2. The Plot: Migration Stories Take Shape
3. The Cast of Characters: Actors and Their Relationships En Route
ACT 2.: RISING ACTION
4. The Performance: Migrant Scripts and Roles
5. The Stage: Mobile Images and Props
ACT 3.: CLIMAX
6. A Tragedy: Conclusions and Implications
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index

About the Author

Noelle Brigden is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Marquette University.

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This volume details the ways in which migrants from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala both plan their journeys and improvise as they make their way to the United States via Mexico. Their activities have served to alter the 'social landscape' of Mexico, says Brigden, and even call into question the viability of the nation-state. (Survival: Global politics and strategy)

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