Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawUnited States / MexicoContent language: English
Border Externalisation and Violence Along Migration Routes in “Remain in Mexico”
Initial scan view · retrospective language and content review is in progress.This preprint by Elena Barham and Marco Alcocer examines border externalisation and violence along migration routes in the context of “Remain in Mexico”. It is relevant to foreigners law and asylum procedures in a cross-border setting.
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- English
- Source title
- Border Externalization and Violence Along Migration Routes: Evidence from "Remain in Mexico"
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- preprint
- Responsible person / body
- Elena Barham, Marco Alcocer
- Author / contributor
- Elena Barham, Marco Alcocer
- Document / publication ID
- 10.33774/apsa-2026-pm3tc
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Elena Barham, Marco Alcocer, “Border Externalization and Violence Along Migration Routes: Evidence from "Remain in Mexico"”, 2026-07-31, 10.33774/apsa-2026-pm3tc, PIL.OT akademik kayıt v0. https://pil-ot.org/en/records/border-externalization-and-violence-along-migration-routes-evidence-from-remain-in-mexico--ffde9cbf-43b5-49d0-9922-914b986bebdf
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“Border Externalization and Violence Along Migration Routes: Evidence from "Remain in Mexico" Authors: Elena Barham, Marco Alcocer. DOI: 10.33774/apsa-2026-pm3tc. Publication type: preprint.”
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