Smugglers, brothels, and twine historical perspectives on contraband and vice in North America's borderlands /
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | Inglés |
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Tucson :
University of Arizona Press,
c2011.
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Table of Contents:
- Esteblishing borders: Chinese immigrant smuggling to the United States via Mexico and Cuba, 1882-1916 / Robert Chao Romero ; Cree contraband or contraband Crees? : early Montanan experiences with transnational natives and the formation of lasting prejudice, 1880-1885 / Brenden Rensink ; Contraband twine : harvests, smuggling, and tariffs in the US-Canada borderlands in the early twentieth century / Sterling Evans ; Twilight of the tequileros : prohibition-era smuggling in the South Texas borderlands, 1919-1933 / George T. Díaz
- Consolidating national space: Detroit's border brothel : sex tourism in Windsor, Ontario, 1945-1960 / Holly Karibo ; Official government discourses about vice and deviance : the early-twentieth-century Tohono O'odham / Andrae Marak and Laura Tuennerman ; Crossing the line : transnational drinking and the biopolitics of liquor regulation in Ontario, 1927-1944 / Dan Malleck ; Selling is more of a habit than using : narcotraficante Lola la Chata and her threat to civilization, 1930-1960 / Elaine Carey ; Preventing the invasion : LSD use in Canada during the sixties / Marcel Martel
- Afterword: Crime on and across borders / Josiah McC. Heyman and Howard Campbell.