Frontera Norte

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This journal publishes research on social, economic, and political issues, with a particular focus on border regions, migration, and binational relations between Mexico and the United States. Articles examine topics such as financial health, NGO-media relations, artivism, women's vulnerability, foreign direct investment, linguistic practices, hydrocarbon infrastructure, refugee resilience, internal displacement, organized crime governance, climate suffering, human capital markets, infant mortality, mental and financial health during pandemics, development bank resource allocation, discrimination, wastewater management, civilian firearms markets, migrant education, cultural identity, musician career paths, population dynamics, urban park creation, and the migration of people of African and Asian origin.

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