Official information sources.

Information from a variety of US and Mexican government and NGO sources; hosted by San Diego State University.

Scholarly association for the comparative study of international boundaries. Includes access to the tables of contents of recent issues and a retrospective index to back issues of the Journal of Borderlands Studies

Daily paper from major border city.

Monthly report on the US-Mexico borderlands, with daily updates.

Celebration of regional literature.

Unique voices from the U.S.-Mexico Border.

Compilation of articles and internet links.

Portal sobre políticas de información y comunicación en México.

BIEN! is a health education network funded through a grant from the National Library of Medicine to provide the best in health information free of charge for the people of southern New Mexico, both healthcare consumers and healthcare providers.

An interactive exhibit presenting the history and culture of the lands and nations bordering Texas and the United States from the 15th Century to the present day. Created by the Texas Humanities Resource Center.

Reference site for data on borders worldwide from the University of Durham (England).

Online results of joint research between the Universities of Guadalajara and Pennsylvania on Mexican migration to the US. Contains datafiles for download, oral histories, photographs and retablos on the subject of migration.

Library catalogs for books and journal articles related to border studies.