Inscribing the border

Late modernity is replete with new borders that defy traditional geographic notions of scale. The irruption of such transverse borders is seen by some as signalling a threatening loss of the link between place and identity. Yet others have viewed this as a productive decentring. The Chicano movement and the aesthetic production that arises from it illustrates this productivity. Chicano national identity is actively produced through the revisioning of space that both draws from and defies geopolitical borders. This challenges geographers and other border-based scholars to rethink the ways that borders manage late modern power

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• Boundaries and Borders

  Open Access•Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary, Anne‐Laure Amilhat Szary•The Wiley Blackwell Companion to…•2015

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• Towards a theory of the discordant border

  Open Access•Monica A Walker, Margath Walker et al.•Singapore Journal of Tropical…•2017

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• The Alignment of Local Borders

  Kenneth D Madsen•Territory Politics Governance•2013

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• The importance of looking at the border from a young person's perspective

  Dina Jael Mendoza Inzunza, Christian Fernández Huerta•Children s Geographies•2010

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• Yellowstone embodied

  Gareth E John, Christine Metzo et al.•Gender Place & Culture•2008

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• Unfixing borderland identity

  Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola, Eeva‐Kaisa Prokkola•Journal of Borderlands Studies•2009

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• Memorial landscapes

  Open Access•Owen J Dwyer, Derek H Alderman•GeoJournal•2008

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• Stubborn identities and the construction of socio‐spatial boundaries

  Open Access•Oliver Valins•Transactions of the Institute of…•2003

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• Defending identities or segregating communities? Faith-based schooling and the UK Jewish community

  Open Access•Oliver Valins•Geoforum•2003

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• Race and ethnicity II

  Open Access•Patricia L Price•Progress in Human Geography•2012

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• A hell of a life

  P Draus, Paul J Draus et al.•Social & Cultural Geography•2010

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• Symbolic accretion and commemoration

  Owen J Dwyer•Social & Cultural Geography•2004

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• Scène, musique et espaces hyper réels

  Open Access•Dominique Crozat•Géocarrefour•2008

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• Are you aCitizen? Insights from Borderlands

  Mehnaaz Momen•Citizenship Studies•2005

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• Displacement, Diaspora, and Geographies of Identity

  Smadar Lavie, Ted Swedenburg•Displacement, Diaspora, and…•1996

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• Border Visions

  Carlos G Velez-Ibanez•Border Visions•1996

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• Thirdspace

  Edward W Soja•Thirdspace•1996

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• Modernity at large

  Arjun Appadurai•Modernity at large•1996

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• Feminism and geography

  Gillian Rose•Feminism and geography•1993

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• Geographies of Exclusion

  David Sibley•Geographies of Exclusion•2002

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• Borderlands/La Frontera

  Gloria Anzaldúa•Censored•2017

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• Chicanismo

  Ignacio M García•Chicanismo•1997

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• Bodies of Subversion

  Claudia Springer, Margot Mifflin•Woman s Art Journal•2000

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• Gender Trouble

  Judith Butler•Gender Trouble•2011

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• The Militarization of the U.S. Mexico Border 1978-1992

  George C Kiser, Timothy J Dunn•International Migration Review•1997

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• Vinyl Leaves

  John Van Maanen, Stephen M Fjellman•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1993

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• The Condition of Postmodernity

  Mark Schneider, Mark A Schneider et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1991

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• U. S.-Mexico Borderlands

  Richard A Garcia, Oscar J Martinez•Western Historical Quarterly•1997

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• Our Lady of Guadalupe

  Ksenija Bilbija, Jeanette Rodriguez•Hispania•1995

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• The Great Betrayal

  David C Hendrickson, Patrick J Buchanan et al.•Foreign Affairs•1998

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• U.S.-Mexico Borderlands

  David E Lorey, David Lorey et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1997

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• Purity and Danger

  Douglas M Staff, Mary Douglas et al.•Purity and Danger•2013

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• Powers of horror

  Julia Kristeva Em Português•Powers of horror•1982

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• Imagined communities

  Benedict Anderson•Imagined communities•1991

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• Marks of Civilization

  Karen Stevenson, Arnold Rubin•African Arts•1989

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• Bodies, Faith, and Inner Landscapes

  Open Access•Patricia L Price•Latin American Perspectives•1999

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• Mexican Migration and the Social Space of Postmodernism

  Roger Rouse•Diaspora A Journal of Transnational…•1991

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• The Buried Mirror

  Donald E Chipman, Carlos Fuentes•The American Indian Quarterly•1995

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• Thirdspace

  Open Access•Edward W Soja•Capital & Class•1998

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• The Buried Mirror

  John Lynch, Carlos Fuentes•Hispanic American Historical Review•1993

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• Many Mirrors

  K Young, Nicole Sault•Journal of American Folklore•1996

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• Chicana Artists

  Gloria Anzaldúa•NACLA Report on the Americas•1993

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• Imagined Communities. Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism

  Anthony Reid, Benedict Anderson•Pacific Affairs•1985

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