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In this new working paper, Marcos Estrada of the University of Warwick examines how Brazilian and Paraguayan land policies of the 1960s, 70s and 80s affected social relations in both countries, leading to the creation of the self-defined 'Brasiguaios', migrants navigating their lives upon the Brazilian–Paraguayan border.

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