Contraband Corridor: Making a Living at the Mexico--Guatemala Border
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Contraband Corridor: Making a Living at the Mexico--Guatemala Border

by Rebecca Berke Galemba

History Sociology Anthropology
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Contraband Corridor explores how people make a living along the Mexico–Guatemala border. Focusing on cross-border commerce and contraband, Rebecca Berke Galemba examines the economic and social realities of border life in a region where trade, livelihood, and mobility intersect.

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Contraband Corridor examines the experience of making a living at the Mexico–Guatemala border.

The book focuses on cross-border commerce and the economic practices associated with contraband.

Rebecca Berke Galemba presents a close look at life and work in a border region.

Its subject connects livelihoods, trade, and the social realities of international borders.

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