The discussions presented here emphasize the relationship between violence and migration as two phenomena that are part of contemporary Mexican reality. Both issues impact different sectors of society and involve diverse actors. The works compiled in this book showcase multiple ways of conceptualizing violence and its relationship to migration, employing both quantitative and qualitative methodologies that reflect the range of approaches and disciplines used to address the relationship between these topics. The book is divided into two main sections. The first discusses both theoretical and conceptual elements, as well as various methodologies, providing an overview of the elements that must be considered when analyzing these issues. The second section, through various case studies, emphasizes the direct relationship between migration and violence. These reflections aim to encourage continued work and exploration of the relationship between these two phenomena of great importance to the country.