Southern
Rural Sociology
Volume 24 | 2009 | Number 1 |
Special Issue: Environmental Issues on the Mexico-U.S.
Border
Guest Editors: Rogelio Sáenz and Karen Manges Douglas
Environmental
Issues on the Mexico-U.S. Border: An Introduction
Rogelio
Sáenz and Karen Manges Douglas
Sharing
Water Internationally, Past, Present and Future—Mexico and the
United States
John
M. Donahue and Irene J. Klaver
"To
Come of Age in a Dry Place": Infrastructures of Irrigated
Agriculture in the Mexico-U.S. Borderlands
Casey
Walsh
One
Decade of Drought and Two of Neoliberal Reforms in the Sierra
Sonorense: Responses by the Rural Poor
Marcela
Vásquez-León
The
Political Ecology of the Colonias on the U.S.-Mexico Border:
Human-Environmental Challenges and Community Responses in Southern
New Mexico
Guillermina
G. Núñez-Mchiri
A
Social Currency Approach to Improving Health-Related Quality of Life
for Migrant Workers
Alfonso
Morales
Other Articles
Local
Leaders’ Perceptions of Energy Development in the Barnett Shale
Brooklynn
J. Anderson and Gene L. Theodori
Occupational
Aspirations, Rural to Urban Migration, and Intersectionality: A
Comparison of White, Black, and Hispanic Male and Female Group
Chances for Leaving Rural Counties
W.
Trevor Brooks and Meredith Redlin
CAFOs,
Culture and Conflict on Sand Mountain: Framing Rights and
Responsibilities in Appalachian Alabama
Zachary
Henson and Conner Bailey
Quantile
Regression: An Education Policy Research Tool
Edward
B. Reeves and Jesse Lowe
Durkheim
Did Not Say "Normlessness": The Concept of Anomic Suicide
for Introductory Sociology Courses
Phyllis
Puffer
Research Note
Southerner
and Irish? Regional and Ethnic Consciousness in Savannah, Georgia
William
L. Smith
Editor: Douglas Clayton Smith, Western Kentucky University
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