Title: Fencing in democracy
Description: "FENCING IN DEMOCRACY is an ethnography examining groups that are usually left out of national discussions about the border wall: the communities living right on the border. Drawing on extensive primary research, the authors argue that a variety of factors, including media narratives, complex political maneuvering, and purposefully marginalizing discourse, have placed border communities in a state of necrocitizenship - a set of citizenship practices produced in response to exclusionary regimes that emphasize death. Throughout the book they show necrocitizenship as operating on three levels; the increasing militarization of border regions, the building of walls along international boundaries, and the privileging of the patriotic subject, one who is willing to die for one's country"--
Subjects: Boundaries, Grenze, Social aspects, Migrationspolitik, Sicherheitspolitik, Politische Anthropologie, Ethnic relations, Illegaler Einwanderer, HISTORY / Americas (North, Central, South, West Indies), Grenzschutz, Einwanderungspolitik, Grenzgebiet, Emigration and immigration, Political aspects, University of South Alabama, Mexican-american border region, United states, boundaries
Places: United States, North America, Mexico, Mexican-American Border Region, Mexiko