The militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border, 1978-1992 : low-intensity conflict doctrine comes home
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The militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border, 1978-1992 : low-intensity conflict doctrine comes home
（CMAS border & migration studies series）
CMAS Books, University of Texas at Austin, 1996
1st ed
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Bibliography: p. 265-293
Includes index
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ISBN 9780292715790
内容説明
This monograph argues that during the 1978-1992 period, U.S. immigration and drug enforcement policies and practices in the U.S.-Mexico border region became increasingly militarized. Tim Dunn examines these policies and practices in detail, and considers them in light of the strategy and tactics of the Pentagon doctrine of "low-intensity conflict." Developed during the 1980s for use in Central America and elsewhere, this doctrine is characterized by broad-ranging provisions for establishing social control over specific civilian populations, and its implementation has often been accompanied by widespread human-rights violations. The study reflects a deep concern for human-rights conditions in the U.S.-Mexico border region - which has a troubled history in that regard - and is informed by the belief that the "official" story is usually but one version of events and should never be accepted uncritically.
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: pbk ISBN 9780292715806
内容説明
"Focuses on the growing militarization of US immigration and drug policy along Mexico/US border. Well-researched monograph examines potential for human rights violations by Border Patrol operations and other law enforcement efforts"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
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