“Corn is food, not contraband”: The right to “free trade” at the Mexico–Guatemala border

E-ISSN： 1548-1425|39|4|716-734

ISSN： 0094-0496

Source： AMERICAN ETHNOLOGIST, Vol.39, Iss.4, 2012-11, pp. : 716-734

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