Titlebook: Cities and Citizenship at the U.S.-Mexico Border; The Paso del Norte M Kathleen Staudt,César M. Fuentes,Julia E. Monárrez Book 2010 Palgrav

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and the Production of an Empty Curriculumthe educational system more “equitable.” Similarly, reformers reasoned, by establishing an intricate accountability system that tied teachers’ salaries and school funding to students’ performance, public schools would be more “transparent” and “efficient.”

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Death in a Transnational Metropolitan Region the Drug Cartels in the years 2006–2007. Within this frame, Ciudad Juárez is presented as a city that has “always been rough” and is compared with El Paso, Texas: the Mexican side is violent and the United States side is peaceful (McKinley, 2009). In this vision and I may say in the vision of many

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Globalization, Transborder Networks, and U.S.-Mexico Border Cities 2001) with cities essential to the lower circuits of globalization. One site to analyze globalizing cities is at the international borderline of Mexico and the United States. At the center point of the border, the Paso del Norte metropolitan region exemplifies the transborder networks that we analy

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Death in a Transnational Metropolitan Regionce that its citizens experience in various degrees and forms on a daily basis. One of the most well-known expressions of this violence is homicide: 1,607 people were killed that year.. This carnage, which left decapitated, dismembered, burned, mutilated bodies abandoned in humiliating positions, is

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Surviving Domestic Violence in the Paso del Norte Border Regionand aggressors are male or female. However, with the shocking rise of femicide—the murder of 370 girls and women from 1993–2003—people began to consider borders as magnets for opportunities and threats to women (Staudt 2008). Olivia Ruiz Marrujo (2009) examines borders, both those dividing the Unite