Book Review: Women and Migration in the U.S.—Mexico Border. Edited by Denise Segura and Patricia Zavella. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2007, 595 pp., $29.95 [Book Review]

Gender and Society 23 (6):845-847 (2009)
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