The migrant passage : clandestine journeys from Central America / Noelle Brigden.

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Brigden, Noelle [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781501730542

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Electronic Books.

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JV7412 .M547 2018

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Contents:

The plot : migration stories take shape -- The cast of characters : actors and their relationships en route -- The performance : migrant scripts and roles -- The stage : mobile images and props -- A tragedy : conclusions and implications.

Subject: "Traces the improvised survival strategies of migrants during their clandestine journeys from Central America and explores the implications of these improvisations for the future of the nation-state"--

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The opening scene : a journey begins -- The plot : migration stories take shape -- The cast of characters : actors and their relationships en route -- The performance : migrant scripts and roles -- The stage : mobile images and props -- A tragedy : conclusions and implications.

"Traces the improvised survival strategies of migrants during their clandestine journeys from Central America and explores the implications of these improvisations for the future of the nation-state"--

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