AndrÉanne Bissonnette is a postdoctoral researcher at the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University and holds a PhD in political science. Her research, anchored in an intersectional analysis, focuses on Latinas’ experiences and perceptions of reproductive health services in the United States.  Élisabeth Vallet is an associate professor at RMCC–Saint Jean, director of the Center for Geopolitical Studies (Raoul-Dandurand Chair, University of Quebec at Montreal—UQAM), and co-researcher for the Borders in the 21th Century Program at the University of Victoria.

“This is a great contribution to the field of border studies. To date, no volume has looked at the course of the U.S.-Mexico wall from its inception until the present—thirty years later—and analyzed the wide-ranging impacts this political institution has on the lives of people that live in its midst. It will surely be read for many years to come.”—Matthew Longo, author of The Politics of Borders: Sovereignty, Security, and the Citizen after 9/11

AndrÉanne Bissonnette is a postdoctoral researcher at the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University and holds a PhD in political science. Her research, anchored in an intersectional analysis, focuses on Latinas’ experiences and perceptions of reproductive health services in the United States.  Élisabeth Vallet is an associate professor at RMCC–Saint Jean, director of the Center for Geopolitical Studies (Raoul-Dandurand Chair, University of Quebec at Montreal—UQAM), and co-researcher for the Borders in the 21th Century Program at the University of Victoria.

“This is a great contribution to the field of border studies. To date, no volume has looked at the course of the U.S.-Mexico wall from its inception until the present—thirty years later—and analyzed the wide-ranging impacts this political institution has on the lives of people that live in its midst. It will surely be read for many years to come.”—Matthew Longo, author of The Politics of Borders: Sovereignty, Security, and the Citizen after 9/11

AndrÉanne Bissonnette is a postdoctoral researcher at the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University and holds a PhD in political science. Her research, anchored in an intersectional analysis, focuses on Latinas’ experiences and perceptions of reproductive health services in the United States.  Élisabeth Vallet is an associate professor at RMCC–Saint Jean, director of the Center for Geopolitical Studies (Raoul-Dandurand Chair, University of Quebec at Montreal—UQAM), and co-researcher for the Borders in the 21th Century Program at the University of Victoria.

“This is a great contribution to the field of border studies. To date, no volume has looked at the course of the U.S.-Mexico wall from its inception until the present—thirty years later—and analyzed the wide-ranging impacts this political institution has on the lives of people that live in its midst. It will surely be read for many years to come.”—Matthew Longo, author of The Politics of Borders: Sovereignty, Security, and the Citizen after 9/11