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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World-class Automotive Harnesses and the Precariousness of Employment in Juárezelations in one of the most important cities of Mexico’s northern border—Ciudad Juárez—which has been called “the valley of harnesses.” Harness manufacturing is a highly skilled and complex industry. Alejandro Lugo defines a harness: “A harness forms part of a system of energy distribution, signals

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Centering the Margins: The Transformation of Community in Colonias on the U.S.-Mexico Bordertanding the inequities associated with elements of globalization such as free trade, industrialization, urbanization, and migration, for it is in specific places where the global becomes local. The analysis of cities adds to the “analysis of economic globalization,” which allows us to “reconceptuali