Border Fictions: Globalization, Empire, and Writing at the Boundaries of the United States

Almanac American Indian Arizona articulate Asian American studies Aztlán Blackfoot border areas Border Fictions border literature border militarization Border Patrol border tribes borderlands boundary Canada Canada-U.S. border Carlos Fuentes Chicanismo Chicano Chinese immigrants communities contemporary context countries crossers Crystal Frontier cultural nationalism domination Eaton economic emphasizes focus forms framework frontera Fuentes Fuentes's gender Geronimo global hemispheric highlights indigenous inter-American studies José Karen Tei Karen Tei Yamashita King's land Laredo Latin American Latina/o literary live locations magical realism maquila maquiladora María Mexican American Mexican border mexicanidad Mexico Mexico-U.S. border migration Montréal NAFTA narrative nation-state national identity native neoliberal Nogales North America novel Nuevo Laredo pan-tribal political populations protagonists publishing region relationship residents Ríos short stories Silko and King smuggling Spanish struggles texts Tijuana tion Tohono O'odham traditions transnational tribal U.S. American U.S. border U.S. empire U.S. ethnic U.S. southwestern undocumented immigrants United Verdecchia women writing Yamashita Yaqui