Land of Necessity: Consumer Culture in the United States–Mexico Borderlands
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Land of Necessity: Consumer Culture in the United States–Mexico Borderlands

by Amy S. Greenberg, Howard Campbell, Alexis Mccrossen, Rachel St. John, Laura Isabelserna, Lawrence Culver, Evan R.Ward, Josef Barton, Robert Perez, Peter S.Cahn

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A collection of essays exploring consumer culture, markets, and economic exchange in the United States–Mexico borderlands through historical and cultural analysis.

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This volume examines consumer practices and economic life along the United States–Mexico border.

Contributors analyze how goods, markets, and identities intersect in the borderlands region.

The book situates consumption within broader historical and cultural frameworks.

Essays draw on diverse disciplinary perspectives to study cross-border exchange.

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