The right to stay home : how US policy drives Mexican migration /

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Author / Creator:Bacon, David, 1948-
Imprint:Boston : Beacon Press, [2013]
Description:xv, 309 pages ; 24 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9343321
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ISBN:9780807001615 (hardcover : alk. paper)
0807001619 (hardcover : alk. paper)
9780807001622 (ebook)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-291) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • 1. From Perote to Tar Heel
  • Pushing People out of Veracruz
  • Smithfield Goes to Mexico
  • And Veracruz Migrants Come to the United States
  • The Union Campaign in Tar Heel
  • Demands for Change, on Both Sides of the Border
  • A Union for Tobacco Workers
  • Narrative 1. You Don't Need to Be a Doctor or Scientist to Smell the Stench: The Story of Fausto Limon
  • Narrative 2. We're Here Because of the Economic Crisis: The Story of David Ceja and Guadalupe Marroquin
  • 2. Cursed by Gold or Blessed by Corn
  • Communities Resist Canadian Mining Companies
  • Killings in San Jose del Progreso
  • Oaxacans Debate Poverty and Migration
  • A Government Committed to the Right to Not Migrate?
  • Can the Triquis Go Home?
  • Narrative 3. If We Don't Attack the Roots of Migration, It Will Continue to Grow: The Story of Rufino Dominguez
  • Narrative 4. We Want to Talk about the Right to Stay Home: The Story of Aldo Gonzalez
  • 3. The Right to a Union Means the Right to Stay Home
  • Mexican Miners Resist Repression and Poverty
  • Labor Law Reform a Boss Could Love
  • Calderon Goes to War with the SME
  • Migration and Cross-Border Labor Solidarity
  • Narrative 5. We're Fighting for Our Right to Keep on Living in Cananea: The Story of Jacinto Martinez
  • Narrative 6. No Matter What the Result, We Will Continue to Resist: The Story of Humberto Montes de Oca
  • 4. Defending the Human Rights of Migrants
  • Special Courtrooms for Immigrants
  • Bush Ties Workplace Raids to Immigration Reform
  • Myths and Realities of Enforcement
  • Mississippi Resists Political Raids and Anti-Immigrant Bills
  • Utah's Immigration Bills: A Blast from the Past
  • Narrative 7. They Pay Us a Wage That Barely Allows Us to Make a Living: The Story of Lucrecia Camacho
  • Narrative 8. We Made Them Millions of Dollars: The Story of Lupe Chavez
  • 5. Fighting the Firings
  • Mass Firings: The Obama Administration's Workplace Enforcement Policy
  • The Firings Spread, along with Resistance
  • Protest Tactics Cross the Border
  • Marching Away from the Cold War
  • Narrative 9. This Law Is Very Unjust: The Story of Teresa Mina
  • Narrative 10. When We Speak You Hear a Roar: The Story of Keith Ludlum and Terry Slaughter
  • 6. Human Beings or Just Workers?
  • How Do You Say Justice in Mixteco?
  • Something Less Than Citizens
  • Enforcing Labor Rights for Border Crossers
  • Canada's "Model" Guest Worker Program
  • The Pitfalls of Regulating Guest Worker Programs
  • Narrative 11. The Future Doesn't Exist for Us Here: The Story of Miguel Huerta
  • 7. The Right to Not Migrate and Radical Reform
  • Challenging the Washington, DC, Consensus
  • The Right to Not Migrate Is a Social Movement
  • Acknowledgments
  • Sources
  • Index