Nation, Immigration, and Environmental Security

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Through a postcolonial feminist lens, this book examines how immigration across the U.S.-Mexico border is framed as a security threat. It delves into the intersections of national, civilizational, and environmental security within U.S. discourse, highlighting how institutions like the media, state, NGOs, and academia contribute to this narrative. By analyzing the broader implications of environmental security concerns related to immigration, the author reveals the processes that shape perceptions of threats and their interpretations in contemporary society.