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Acknowledgments
1. On gate-keeping and boundary-making
2. Nation building in the borderlands : constructing the U.S.-Mexico boundary
3. Generating difference in San Diego-Tijuana
4. Sharpening the divide : from border to boundary
5. Producing the crisis: the emergence of Operation Gatekeeper
6. The ideological roots of the illegal as threat and the boundary as protector
7. The effects and significance of the bounding of the United States
8. Security in an age of global apartheid
Appendix A. The U.S.-Mexican borderland in Southern California (map)
Appendix B. Mexico and the U.S.-Mexico borderlands (map)
Appendix C. The territorial expansion of the United States (map)
Appendix D. The remaking of the U.S.-Mexico boundary (map)
Appendix E. Chronology of selected U.S. immigration- and boundary-related legislation and developments
Appendix F. Change in n umber of border agents nationally, FYs 1925-2009 (chart)
Notes
Bibliography
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Operation Gatekeeper and beyond : the war on "illegals" and the remaking of the U.S.-Mexico boundary by Joseph Nevins. ISBN 9780203857731. Published by Routledge in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.