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Article: Borderlands Demographic Trends.(Brief Article)
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- Borderlines
- Article date:
- August 1, 1999
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The U.S.-Mexico border region is fascinating from a demographic perspective for many reasons: large numbers of people would not be there if the international boundary did not exist; demographic forces have historically been more extreme along the border than elsewhere in the U.S. and Mexico; demographic interaction between the countries is profoundly influenced by extensive cultural, political, social, and economic cross-border interdependence; finally, in a region troubled by severe resource constraints, the consequences of population growth and rising densities create environmental problems uniquely exacerbated by the international dividing line. Also notable is the fact ...
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