This article draws on ethnographic fieldwork at a nongovernmental migrant shelter in Mexico
to examine how aid workers coordinate apparently contradictory humanitarian orientations …

This article examines how everyday practices of humanitarian documentation shape the
visibility of climate-related migration from Central America. Based on participant observation …

US efforts to control unauthorized crossings of its southwest border have long rested on the
idea of deterrence—if migrants know that a border is dangerous to cross and the likelihood …

I explore how violence and uncertainty affect straight migrant families in the context of their
transit through Mexico. Based on 15 months' of multi-situated fieldwork, I argue that there are …

Mexico is increasingly important as a country of transit migration between the Global South
and the Global North. Migration dynamics from Central America to and through Mexico are …

This article explores the relationship between the categorization of migrants under US
immigration laws and how Central American migrant youth understand and make decisions …

This paper explores the issue of creation of migrant networks in different contexts along the
Eastern Mediterranean route and the Balkans. Drawing on 27 qualitative interviews and …

In this research report, I explore how Black transit migrants in Tapachula, Mexico, use “kin-
work”—the merger of labor and love—to sustain their lives against processes of hate and …

We compare the social determinants of health (SDOH) and the social determination of
health (SDET) from the school of Latin American Social Medicine/Collective Health …

Abstract Migrants in Latin America are increasingly vulnerable to organized crime violence
while en route to their destination. Public opinion regarding how to address this problem …