Tag: Mexico

November 30, 2017

Smuggling in the Borderlands

Smuggling is a form of livelihood on the Mexico-Guatemala border, where economic opportunities are scarce.

Anthropology, Latin American Studies
September 10, 2015

The Barbarism of the Migrant

Mexican immigrants to the U.S. face a stigma that stretches back to ancient civilization.

Philosophy, Politics
August 23, 2015

Partial Citizens

A global perspective on care work.

Sociology
February 17, 2015

The Stage Is Set

Envisioning a prosperous and progressive future for Latin America.

Business & Economics, Latin American Studies, Law & Policy, Politics
December 2, 2014

Top 5 Picks from the Year-End Sale

Through the end of the year, all 2014 titles and select gift books available at a discount.

Stanford Press News
November 6, 2014

7 Things You Didn’t Know About Tequila

The worm, the salt, the lime, the machismo—all of your questions will finally be answered. By Marie Sarita Gaytán

Sociology
November 4, 2014

On Pancho Villa, Tequila, and Mexicanidad

How the teetotaling hero of the Mexican Revolution became a tequila-swilling gunslinger.
By Marie Sarita Gaytán

Sociology
September 2, 2014

Our Fall Catalog (as Told by A Flowchart)

A quick visual guide to help you navigate our Fall 2014 offerings. You're welcome. A new season means new books, and as we steadily transition into Fall, it's time for SUP to roll out our Fall 2014 catalog, featuring books on everything from intellectual property …

Stanford Press News