At the crossroads between international relations and anthropology, The Migrant Passage
analyzes how people from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala navigate the dangerous …

Desde, al menos, 2011 las personas migrantes centroamericanas y sus aliadas en México
han realizado caravanas, en las que combinan el acompañamiento humanitario con las …

In this article, I examine the psychosocial and phenomenological implications for the lived
experiences of collective mobility among Central American asylum seekers and irregular …

Bandits, corrupt officials, travel companions and smugglers rape Central American migrants
during their clandestine journey across Mexico. However, migrants do not passively accept …

This special issue addresses the urgent need for reflexive introspection about conducting
research in violent contexts. To do so, it explores two interrelated dimensions of the places …

Throughout the past three decades, poverty, violence, and assistance/care have emerged
as three interrelated and self-reinforcing dynamics in the migration process in Mexico …

Each year, hundreds of thousands of Central American migrants—mostly from Guatemala,
Honduras, and El Salvador—travel across Mexico in hopes of reaching the United States …

This study examines the various ways that Central American migrants traversing Mexico's
southern border interpret, negotiate, and resist conditions of immobilization imposed by state …

Text Las migraciones internacionales, sobre todo después del 11 de septiembre de 2001,
expresan muy claramente las dinámicas de explotación del sistema capitalista en su actual …

Drawing from 21 months of fieldwork in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Leave if You're Able
focuses on the experiences of young men deported back to neighborhoods labeled as …