Index

Editorial

IX-XXI

Borderlands

Violence and travesti and transgender workers in Tijuana

7-20

Between transfiguration and transgression. The spatial setting of Santa Teresa in Roberto Bolaño’s novel, 2666

21-45

Transnational adoption: child abduction, same-sex families, and neoliberalism

46-68

Secure borders, vulnerable bodies: migration and gender on the southern border

69-83

Borders everywhere (migrants: figures, quotes, cases)

84-102

Situating/besieging the nation. Horizons of visibility of indigenous women in the dispute over the nation

103-118

Ramona: the right to rest

119-127

Imaginary and symbolic borders

131-138

The queer politics of spanglish

141-153

(Trans)border identities: the postcolonial staging of gender and nation

154-165

In search of Lourdes Casal’s "Ana Veldford": exile, sexuality, and cubanidad

166-197

Mexico at the beginning of the 21st century: globalization, determinism, and the expansion of secularism

201-231

Women and their participation in public life: recent trends

232-242

Pride/humility. Pride really exists

245-247

Laziness/diligence. The shadow strip

248-249

Lust/chastity. The gesture of someone who is elsewhere

250-253

Greed/generosity. Greed and its solitudes

254-256

Gluttony/anorexia. Gluttony: a border problem or "a tram named desire"

257-260

Wrath (without temperance). A product of wrath: the woman

261-262

Envy/solidarity. Internal politics

263-265

The other crucial boundary between life and death. Suicide: restless notes

266-268

New York-Hawaii

271-284

Borders: three restless notes

287-295

Chronology of incongruity

299-303

Holes

307-311

Contributors

315-319