Un viaje más allá de la frontera. Los migrantes centroamericanos en México

Abstract

The history of Central American migration, the reasons for it, the stimuli, hopes, and ups and downs of its participants, represent a complex phenomenon, impossible to reduce to unicausal, mechanical or unilineal explanations. The migratory process, in the words of its protagonists, offers a logic that is far removed from that which stimulates or explains government decisions. This nurtures a specific line of investigation into the convergence, or lack of it, between social processes and government migratory policy, events in which the subjective factor has a not unimportant impact.