Western Social Science Association

60th Annual Conference

April 4 – 7, 2018

San Antonio, Texas

WSSA 60th Annual Conference Acknowledgements

Dianne Berry Assistant Program Coordinator

Kate Herke, Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance WSSA Conference Manager and Communications Director

Larry A. Gould, Northern Arizona University WSSA Executive Director, Conference Arrangements

Kristi Connelly & Mike Muckerheide, Omni Press, Madison, WI Program and Mobile App Production

Taylor Simmons, Hyatt Regency San Antonio Event Planning Manager

Heather Albanesi & Michèle Companion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs Program Support

Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University Program Support

Matt Molenar MGM Design, Web Design

And a special Thank You to New Mexico State University (NMSU) & the NMSU College of Arts & Sciences for financial support

i Welcome! Dear Social Science Colleagues: Table of Contents Acknowledgements ...... i Welcome to the 60th Annual Conference of the Western Social Science Presidents Welcome ...... ii Association in San Antonio, TX! About the WSSA ...... iii Future Conferences ...... iv I presented my first paper with the WSSA in 2008 in Denver – this is my Program at a Glance ...... v 10th anniversary with the Association (that’s tin, isn’t it?). A lot has WSSA Gives Back ...... vii changed in that time – an assistant professor on tenure-track in 2008, I Awards ...... ix am now a full professor and department chair (in my 7th year). Having Section Coordinators ...... xi just moved from Kansas to New Mexico at that time, I find myself back in Kansas today (don’t ask). And I am a double grandmother by now. Things African and African American have changed in the wider world, too – and as many presentations this Studies ...... 1 year will discuss, not for the better. American Indian Studies ...... 3 Anthropology ...... 8

Arid Lands Studies and Geography In these ten years, the WSSA was not my only conference, but it became ...... 9 more and more my home. For the WSSA Conference has something that Asian Studies ...... 11 is special and unique – this is the friendliest academic conference you Association for Borderlands can attend! Part of that is because we are all social scientists – nice Studies (ABS) ...... 13 people, all of us. But we are all different social scientists, and whilst you Canadian Studies ...... 40 might be tempted to attend only panels in your discipline, do expand – Chicano, Latino, Hispanic Studies the full value of the WSSA lies in the inter- and multi-disciplinary ...... 41 connections you will make and the many new friends you will meet. Chronic Disease and Disability .. 44 Communication Studies ...... 48 WSSA became my home for a second reason – all you need to do to Criminal Justice and Criminology become involved in the Association itself is to raise your hand. I began by ...... 51 attending Women’s and Gender Studies panels, mentioned to my now Economics: Association for good friend Diane Calloway-Graham that I was interested in being more Institutional Thought ...... 53 involved, and, voilà as they say, I was named co-coordinator of WGS. The Economics: Business and Finance next step was to be elected to the Council for three years, and then to be ...... 60 elected President-Elect (meaning program chair of the 2017 conference), Economics: General ...... 61 and now serving my last few days as president. There’s still one year as Environmental Policy and Natural the Immediate-Past President with responsibilities and, strangely enough, Resources Management ...... 66 Globalization and Development . 69 I am already back coordinating (Anthropology and Women’s and Gender History...... 70 Studies). Let’s hope this is not a repeating circle! Although we are a Latin American Studies ...... 72 rather large and multi-faceted organization, leadership opportunities are Mass Communication ...... 89 so very easy to pursue – just raise your hand! New Zealand and Australia Studies ...... 92 President-Elect and Program Coordinator Christopher Brown and his Political Science ...... 93 assistant Dianne Berry have put together a fantastic program for us – Public Administration ...... 97 check the at-a-glance pages for the big events, like the opening reception, Public Finance and Budgeting ... 99 the Friday breakfast (with donations requested for a local nonprofit, as Rural and Agricultural Studies 105 usual), the poster competition, and the presidential luncheon and the Slavic and Eurasian Studies .... 107 final reception on Saturday evening – attend them all to see old and new Social Psychology ...... 110 friends even if your session interests keep you apart during the day! And Social Work ...... 112 do meander through the sessions – listen in on a panel with familiar Sociology ...... 114 content or brave a session of a discipline further away from your own! Union for Radical Political Economics ...... 117 During the conference, don’t hesitate to find Executive Director Larry Urban Studies ...... 120 Gould, Conference Manager Kate Herke, or myself if you need assistance, Poster Session ...... 124 have questions, or just want to chat! Special Sessions ...... 125

Index of Participants ...... 126 Barbara Bonnekessen President, Western Social Science Association

ii WSSA 60th Annual Conference Scholarship, Service, and Collegiality

Western Social Science Association The Western Social Science Association (formerly the Rocky Mountain Social Science Association) was founded in 1958 when the Social Sciences Section of the Colorado-Wyoming Academy of Science was reconstituted as an independent organization. On January 1, 1975, the name was changed to the Western Social Science Association (WSSA) to reflect the geographical representation of the Association. The purpose of the WSSA is to foster professional study, to advance research, and to promote the teaching of the social sciences. Membership is open to all who share its aims. The WSSA publishes the Social Science Journal, a newsletter, and an annual program and abstracts for the conference. Several affiliated organizations meet concurrently with the WSSA and share in developing the program.

For more information contact: Larry A. Gould, Executive Director Professor Emeritus, NAU 2307 Chof Trail Flagstaff, AZ 86005 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (928) 606-2248

WSSA Officers President: Barbara Bonnekessen, Pittsburg State University Immediate Past-President: Michèle Companion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs President-Elect: Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University Vice President/Secretary: Tony Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University

Executive Council Members 2012-2010

Debra D. Andrist (2018), Sam Houston State University Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox (2018), University of Arizona Stephen Mumme (2018), Colorado State University Moises Diaz (2019), Utah State Univeristy Mark Melichar (2019), Tennessee Technical University William Schaniel (2019), University of West Georgia (retired) Karen Jarratt-Snider (2020), Northern Arizona University Jesús Ruiz Flores (2020), Universidad de Guadalajara, at La Ciénega Meghna Sabharwal (2020), University of Texas at Dallas

Ex-Officio Council Members Larry Gould, Executive Director, Northern Arizona University Krista Minotte and Daphne Pederson, Editors/Social Science Journal, University of North Dakota Chelsea Schelly, Book Review Editor, Social Science Journal, Michigan Technical University Nina Burkardt, Association Archivist, United States Geological Survey Kate Herke, Communications Director, Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance

iii Join Us Next Year in San Diego, CA! Western Social Science Association

April 24 – 27, 2019 Manchester Grand Hyatt

Plan now to join us for another great meeting in San Diego! We have negotiated an amazing room rate at this fabulous hotel, relative to the area, to keep the costs down for scholars! The Western Social Science Association invites proposals for presentations at the 61st Annual Conference. Proposals for complete panels and individual papers, as well as posters, are welcome. You can submit your proposal through the WSSA website (www.wssaweb.com). Click on the “Sections” options, identify the section that most fits with your topic, and submit only to that one section. If you are having difficulty trying to identify the best fit for your abstract, please contact the section coordinators directly. Their contact information can be found by clicking on the section.

Deadline for proposals is: December 1, 2018.

You will be prompted to provide the following information: Title of presentation, Name, affiliation, mailing address, telephone number, and email address for all participants Abstract (not to exceed 200 words)

Scholars willing to serve as moderators or discussants should indicate their interest to the appropriate section coordinator listed on the website. All participants are required to register for the conference prior to March 1, 2019.

For additional information, please consult the website at www.wssaweb.com

Looking forward to seeing you in San Diego for another gathering of scholarship, service and collegiality!

Future WSSA Conference Locations:

WSSA 2020 WSSA 2021 WSSA 2022 Portland, OR Albuquerque, NM Denver, CO Marriott Downtown Albuquerque Hyatt Hilton Denver City Waterfront Downtown Center April 1 – 4, 2020 March 24 – 27, 2012 March 30 – April 2, 2022

iv Program Overview and Special Events

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

WSSA Executive Council Meeting 7:30am to 4:00pm Guadalupe

Conference Registration 3:00pm to 6:45pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 3:00pm to 6:45pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Association for Borderland Studies Board 2:00pm to 6:00pm Chula Vista Boardroom Meeting

WSSA Welcome Reception All Attendees Invited

WSSA Recepción de bienvenida 6:00pm to 7:30pm Garden Terrace Se invita a todos los asistentes

Thursday, April 5, 2018

Conference Registration 7:30am to 5:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 8:00am to 6:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00am to 6:00pm See Program

Coffee Break 9:15am Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Coffee Break 2:30pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

American Indian Studies Business Meeting 6:00pm to 7:00pm Live Oak

Association for Institutional Thought Banquet 6:00pm to 8:00pm Off-site and membership meeting (ticketed event)

Friday, April 6, 2018

WSSA Breakfast All Attendees Invited 7:15am to 8:45am Regency East 1/3 WSSA Desayuno Se invita a todos los asistentes

WSSA Give-Back: At this complimentary breakfast, we solicit donations for the San Antonio Food Bank / En este desayuno gratis, solicitamos donaciones para el San Antonio Food Bank

Student Poster Competition: At the breakfast, student’s will be presenting their posters. We ask that people attending the breakfast vistit the students to discuss the posters, and then vote for the best poster.

v Conference Registration 7:30am to 5:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 8:00am to 6:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00am to 6:00pm See Program

Presidential Luncheon & Presentation of Outstanding Emerging Scholar Awards 11:30am to 1:00pm Regency East 1/3 ticketed event

Coffee Break 2:30pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

WSSA Business Meeting All Attendees Invited 4:30pm to 5:00pm Guadalupe

WSSA Section Coordinators Meeting 5:00pm to 5:30pm Guadalupe

WSSA Section New Coordinators Training 5:30pm to 6:00pm Guadalupe

Association for Borderlands Studies Board 6:00pm to 7:00pm Live Oak Business Meeting

Association for Borderlands Studies Reception 7:15pm to 9:15pm Garden Terrace (by invitation only)

Saturday, April 7, 2018

Conference Registration 7:30am to 12:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Publishers’ Book Exhibit 8:00am to 1:00pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Concurrent Panel Sessions 8:00am to 6:00pm See Program

WSSA Executive Council Meeting 8:00am to 1:30pm La Vista Terrace

Special Interdisciplinary Discussion Session: “Between the Bars – Prison Art Exhibit” 11:30am to 12:45pm Frio

Coffee Break 9:15am Hill Country Atrium Foyer

Coffee Break 2:30pm Hill Country Atrium Foyer

WSSA President’s Reception & Awards Ceremony All Attendees Invited

WSSA Recepción del presidente & ceremonia de 6:30pm to 8:00pm Garden Terrace premios Se invita a todos los asistentes

vi WSSA Give Back

Look for this year’s Give Back beneficiary, the San Antonio Food Bank.

Since 2012, the Western Social Science Association has been holding a Give Back event in conjunction with the Friday breakfast at its Annual Conference. The event has raised several thousand dollars for the foodbank in each conference host city and the surrounding communities. Every year conference attendees have responded with generosity, and their generosity has embodied the service at the heart of the WSSA’s mission. The Give Back has become so important that the donation table for the local foodbank has become a highlight of WSSA conferences.

Continuing this great tradition depends on conference attendees and their donations. Can the WSSA the count on you? All donations are tax deductible, and the WSSA will provide receipts for them at the donation table. 100 percent of all donations will go directly to the San Antonio Food Bank, which has a four-star rating (the highest possible rating) from Charity Navigator. In operation since 1980, the San Antonio Food Bank (https://safoodbank.org/) serves the people of San Antonio and 16 surrounding counties. The SA Food Bank, behind a network of food shelves, pantries, organizations, and mobile trucks, provides nutrition assistance to over 58,000 individuals each week and works with more than 500 partner organizations. The Food Bank’s approach to hunger stands out. Along with the traditional work of taking in and distributing food, it addresses sustainability and self-sufficiency. Among its many activities, it offers job assistance to individuals in need as well as health, nutrition, and wellness education for kids and adults. Its holistic, visionary programs include everything from a culinary training program to pet food assistance.

Look for the San Antonio Food Bank at the Conference!

vii WSSA 2017 Spotlight on Local Organization

The San Antonio River Foundation

The San Antonio River Foundation (https://www.sariverfoundation.org/) originated in 2003 as a 501(c)(3) organization. Since its inception, the Foundation has focused on restoration, beautification, and environmental education efforts in the San Antonio River Basin. The Foundation along with the San Antonio River Authority and its city and county governmental partners has turned the river basin into a space that is reshaping social and natural relationships for the better. Working with governmental and non-governmental partners, the Foundation is behind many of the improvements and amenities that have made the River Walk and the San Antonio River into what they are today. Its latest project, Confluence Park, opened just this year. In addition to offering traditional space for community events and recreation, Confluence Park features local biome restorations and environmental education destinations. The WSSA extends a warm welcome to members of the San Antonio River Foundation.

Local and out-of-town WSSA members should heed some good advice: Look for the San Antonio River Foundation at the Conference. Come to the Riverscapes Session in the Environmental Policy and Natural Resources Management section on Thursday, April 5. Stroll the Riverwalk and take a side journey to Confluence Park—each will be well worth it.

viii WSSA Awards 2018 President’s Luncheon & Awards Presentation Friday, April 6, 2018, 11:30am to 1:00pm in Regency East 1/3

Past-President’s Outstanding Emerging Scholar Award: Tristan Wu, Department of Political Science, Oklahoma State University - Stillwater

President’s Outstanding Emerging Scholar Award: M. Kyle Thompson, Department of History, Pittsburg State University

President-Elect’s Outstanding Emerging Scholar Award: Dr. Guadalupe Correa, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University

President’s Reception & Awards Ceremony Saturday, April 7, 2018, 6:30pm to 8:00pm in Garden Terrace

WSSA Distinguished Book Award: Dr. Jessica Smith Rolston, Liberal Arts & International Studies at the Colorado School of Mines. "Mining Coal and Undermining Gender: Rhythms of Work and Family in the American West."

Larry Gould Best Article Award: Winner not selected at time program draft was closed.

John Wicks Dissertation Award: No papers met the award criteria this year.

Vine Deloria, Jr., Student Paper Competition Award: Winner to be announced at Reception.

Bert & Phyllis Lamb Price in Political Science: Zachariah Levitan, University at Albany, SUNY.

WSSA Student Paper Competition Awards:

Best Undergraduate Paper: No papers met the award criteria this year.

Best Graduate Papers: • Outstanding Paper: Soham Das, University of Texas, Dallas; "Ethnic Conflict: Assessing the Casual Cleavages"

ix • First Honorable Mention: Virpi Kaisto, University of Eastern Finland, and Olga Brednikova, Centre for Independent Social Research, St. Petersburg; "Lakes, Putin and Shopping on Mental Maps: Young People’s Perceptions of Space and Spatial Socialization in the Finnish Borderland" • Second Honorable Mention: Yusun Kim, Syracuse University, "State Mandate Relief and Local Property Tax Cut: How Reduction in New York Mandated Medicaid Spending Impacts County Fiscal Behaviors"

Best Poster Award: To be selected by the members and announced at the conference.

x WSSA 2018 Section Coordinators

African American Studies Criminal Justice and Criminology Public Administration Stephen Brown Kevin Thompson Patsy Kraeger California Baptist University North Dakota State Georgia Southern University Viola Fuentes American Indian Studies Economics (Association for NAU-East Valley Extended Michelle Hale Institutional Thought) Chandra Commuri Arizona State University Rojhat Asvar California State at Bakersfield Karen Jarrett-Snider Columbia College, Chicago Northern Arizona University Public Finance and Budgeting Economics (Business and Finance) Tatyana Guzman American Studies Kashi Nath Tiwari Cleveland State University Darrin Grinder KNT's Academic Financial Research Olha Krupa Northwest Nazarene University Seattle University Economics (General) Anthropology Christopher Erickson Rural & Agricultural Studies Barbara Bonnekessen New Mexico State University Jessica Clark Pittsburg State University Western Wyoming Community Environmental Policy & Natural College Arid Lands Studies & Geography Resources Management Andrea Glessner Mark Melichar Chelsea Schelly Cowley Community College Tennessee Technical University Michigan Tech Slavic and Eurasian Studies Asian Studies Globalization and Development Mark Cichock Meghna Sabharwal Pete Martini University of Texas, Arlington University of Texas-Dallas Heidelberg University Social Psychology Association for Borderlands History Pete Martini Studies (ABS) Monica Gallamore Heidelberg University Francisco Lara-Valencia University of Central Oklahoma Arizona State University Stanford Lester Social Work Independent Scholar Moises Diaz & Diane Calloway- Canadian Studies Graham Pierre M. Atlas Latin American Studies Utah State University Marian University Jesús Ruiz-Flores Ruth Whisler Universidad de Guadalajara Northern Arizona University, Yuma Chicano/Latino/Hispanic Studies Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding Debra Diane Andrist Instituto Nacional Tecnológico de Sociology Sam Houston State University Morelia KuoRay Mao Colorado State University Chronic Disease and Disability Mass Communication Cynthia Jackson Mary Jackson-Pitts & Lily Zeng Urban Studies Walden University / Meharry Arkansas State University Thomas Sammons Medical College University of Louisiana-Lafayette James G. Linn New Zealand and Australia Studies Optimal Solutions in Healthcare & Suzzanne Kelley Union for Radical Political International Development North Dakota State University Economics Debra Rose Wilson William C. Schaniel Geoffrey E. Schneider Tennessee State University University of West Georgia Bucknell Uinversity Heather Albanesi University of Colorado Colorado Political Science Scott Carter Springs Ignacio Medina Univeristy of Tulsa Universidad de Guadalajara Communication Studies Women's and Gender Studies Rosário Durão Barbara Bonnekessen New Mexico Tech Pittsburg State University

xi AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Stephen Brown California Baptist University

Panel 1 African/ African American Diaspora Moderator Stephen Brown, California Baptist University Discussant Theodore Ransaw, Michigan State University “When Law and Order Becomes Unlawful and Disorderly” THURSDAY Michael D. Royster, Prairie View A&M University 8:00 – 9:30 am “The Betrayal of Refugees by Host Countries as a G.T. Room 133 Burden to Border Communities” Elohor Aduomayebe, Uniiversity of Kwazulu Natal

“The Modern Civil Rights Movement in Colorado, 1954-1975” George Junne, University of Northern Colorado

Panel 2 Interventions, Security and Military Regimes in Africa (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Joseph Makanda, University of KwaZulu-Natal “Can Human Security be Secured in a Corruption Invested Political System? Views from South Africa” THURSDAY Omololu Fagbadebo, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South 9:45 - 11:15 am Africa

Chula Vista “The Role of the Peacebuilding Interventions: An Exploration of the Views of Congolese Refugees in Boardroom Durban” Makanda Joseph, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

“Federalism, Military Legacies and the Restructuring Debate in Contemporary Nigeria” Ebenezer Oluwole Oni and Olumuyiwa Faluyi, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Panel 3 Education Moderator Theodore Ransaw, Michigan State University Discussant Stephen Brown, California Baptist University “Integrating Critical Race Theory to Inform Counseling Practice with African Americans in THURSDAY Counseling” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Jessica Fripp, Austin Peay State University

G.T. Room 135 “HBC 4U?: Are HBCUs Still Relevant?” Stephen Brown, California Baptist University

“Write for the Future: Black Males Utilizing Personal Goal Setting for College Persistence?” Theodore Ransaw, Michigan State University

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AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES Michelle L. Hale Arizona State University

Leola Tsinnajinnie University of New Mexico

Karen Jarratt-Snider Northern Arizona University

Panel 1 Protecting Indigenous Resources Moderator Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University “Sacred Pipes: Using Marxist Theory to Understanding Relations between the United States THURSDAY and Native Americans” 8:00 – 9:30 am Ken Corbit, Belmont University

Llano “Counter-Current: International Water Law and Indigenous Water Rights on the Colorado River” Mary E. Witlacil, Colorado State University

“The Chippewa Treaty of 1854, Usufructuary Rights, and the Sandpiper Pipeline” Robert Bell, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

“McIntosh, Mabo, and Maori: Indigenous Land Rights in Comparative Perspective” David Heska Wanbli Weiden, Metropolitan State University of Denver

Panel 2 Relationship to Land and Home as Sacred Moderator Nick Peroff, University of Missouri Kansas City “The Menominee Indian Tribe’s Opposition to the Back Forty Mine Project: A Case Study” THURSDAY Nick Peroff, University of Missouri-Kansas City; and Gary 9:45 – 11:15 am Besaw, Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

Guadalupe “Land-Centered Connectivity Paradigm: Land as the Critical Module of Enduring Indigenous Cultural and Traditional Existence” Aresta Tsosie La Russo, University of Arizona

“The Energy Efficiency and Cultural Significance of Traditional Housing: Reforming Federal Indian Programs” Kayla DeVault, Arizona State University

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Panel 3 Resilience: Community Responses to Colonial History Moderator Marianne O. Nielsen, Northern Arizona University “Hastiin: Navajo Patriarchy in a 21st Century World” Lloyd L. Lee, University of New Mexico THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Transgenerational Trauma: Colonial History and the Politics of Memory in an Indigenous Courtroom: Narratives of Conflict and Silencing the Past in Frio Contemporary Navajo Nation Peacemaking” Sondra Leftoff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY

“Crime in Indian Country: Gangs and Policing” Napoleon Marrietta, Arizona State University

“On-going Indigenous Responses to Colonial Crimes” Marianne O. Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

“The States of Native America: Survival and Levels of Historical Authoritativeness” Lomayumtewa Ishii, Northern Arizona University

Panel 4 Building Community Through Education Moderator Leola Tsinnajinnie, University of New Mexico “Decolonization for Educational Sovereignty: Considerations for Native Catholic Education” THURSDAY Leola Tsinnajinnie, University of New Mexico 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Applying Participatory Action Research to the Guadalupe Development of Digital Resources for the Blackfoot Language” Stephen M. Sachs, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, IUPUI

“Indigenized Curriculum in Urban Planning, Architecture and Construction: Avenues to Meet Infrastructure Needs in Indian Country” Michelle L. Hale, Arizona State University

“Problems of Incongruity: Indigenous Lives and Religious Freedom Law in the U.S. and Canada” Christopher Jocks, Northern Arizona University

Panel 5 Roundtable: Indigenous Peoples, Environment and Health

THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Participants: Octaviana V. Trujillo, Northern Arizona University Pecos Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University

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THURSDAY 6:15 – 7:15 pm American Indian Studies Section

Business Meeting Guadalupe

Panel 6 Roundtable: What does Deloria’s Critique of Christianity Mean Today? Moderator Daniel Wildcat, Haskell Indian Nations University

FRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am Participants: Tink Tinker, Illiff School of Theology Gordon Straw, Lutheran School of Theology-Chicago Guadalupe Vance Blackfox, Haskell Foundation

Panel 7 Vine Deloria, Jr. Tribute and Legacy Discussion Moderator Daniel Wildcat, Haskell Indian Nations University

“The Red Prophet: Vine Deloria’s Punishing FRIDAY Intellectualism” 9:45 – 11:15 am David Wilkins, University of Minnesota

Nueces “Native and Indigenous Scholars and Journalists in the ‘Post-Truth’ Communications Environment” Rick Wheelock, Fort Lewis College

Panel 8 The Latest in Indigenous Social and Criminal Justice Moderator Marianne O. Nielsen, Northern Arizona University

FRIDAY Participants: 1:00 – 2:30 pm Cheryl Redhorse Bennett, Arizona State University Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, University of Arizona Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University Guadalupe Chris Jocks, Northern Arizona University Eileen Luna-Firebaugh, University of Arizona

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Panel 9 The Future of Tribal Sovereignty Moderator Leo Killsback, Arizona State University “Decolonizing Tribal Sovereignty: Revitalizing Traditional American Indian Concepts of FRIDAY Sovereignty” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Leo Killsback, Arizona State University

Llano “Twenty-First Century Indigenous Sovereignty: Creation Accounts, Clan Relations, and Accountability to the Creator” Michael Lerma, Northern Arizona University

“Projections of the Feminine in American Indian Muralism: Visual Sovereignty and Female Self- Determination in Public Spaces” Gavin A. Healey, Northern Arizona University

“Intergenerational Leadership on American Indian Reservations” Gail Small, Montana State University

“Unsettling Westerns: Decolonial Border Thinking in the Borderland Narratives of Cormac McCarthy” Cuatemoc T. Mexica, Arizona State University

Panel 10 Roundtable: Discussion of Indigenous Policy Journal and AIS Moderator Stephen Sachs, IUPUI Moderator

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Open Discussion Frio

Panel 11 Tilling the Soil for Indigenous Nation-Rebuilding Moderator Christopher Jocks, Northern Arizona University

SATURDAY Participants: 8:00 – 9:30 pm Katilyn Haskie, Northern Arizona University Darrien Benally, Northern Arizona University Pecos Whitney Bahe, Northern Arizona University Selena Applewhite, Northern Arizona University

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Panel 12 Roundtable: American Indian Women Elders: Transmission of Knowledge Moderator Gail Small, Montana State University

SATURDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am Participants: Henrietta Mann, Montana State University Desi Lonebear, University of Arizona Llano Luana Ross, University of Washington

Panel 13 Roundtable: Indigenous Resistance in the Era of #45 Moderator Cecilia Marek, Arizona State University

SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm Participants: Cecilia Marek, Arizona State University Llano Marlena Robbins, Arizona State University

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ANTHROPOLOGY Barbara Bonnekessen Pittsburg State University

Panel 1 Exemplary Topics of Anthropological Research Variety “The Challenges to Understand the Migration of Minors: Actors, Processes and Violence” FRIDAY Tamara Segura Herrera and Oscar Misael Hernández, El 8:00 – 9:30 am Colegio de la Frontera Norte

G.T. Room 137 “Medicalized Migrations: The Body Politics of Border Crossings” Catherine Terrace, Trinity University

“Configuración de las Identidades de Jóvenes gamers en los Espacios Virtuales: El Caso de Facebook y YouTube” Rodríguez Venegas Mara, Ciesas Occidente

“The Best of Times / The Worst of Times: Perspectives across the Current Political Spectrum” Linda Watts, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

“Urbanization, Crime, and Anthropological Research in Mexico and Central America” William Yaworsky, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Panel 2 The Rural Landscape of Agency, Memory, & Complexity (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES) Moderator Jessica Clark, Western Wyoming Community College “Silence in a Ghost Town: The Complexity of Child Mortality in Gebo, Wyoming” THURSDAY Samantha Worden, Valley City State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Resources Losses and Gains in Rural Families” G.T. Room 133 Zola Moon, University of Arkansas

“Engineering “Conscious Capitalism” in the American West: Exploring the Environmental Ethics of Engineers in the Extractive Industries” Jessica M. Smith, Colorado School of Mines

8 ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY

ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY Mark Melichar Tennessee Tech University

Panel 1 Economic Differences in Arid and Humid States, Geography, and Natural Resources (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: GENERAL) Moderator Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University “How the Oil Price-Macroeconomy Relationship Has Changed in Arid States” THURSDAY Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Impacts of Agricultural Productivity Enhancements Mesquite and Time Value of Money on Groundwater Extraction” Ryan Blake Williams, Texas Tech University

“Enlisting the Affective Domain in Art: Natural Resources and Arid Lands” David E.R. Gay, University of Arkansas

“An Analysis of Economic Development Incentives in Tennessee” Mark Wilson, Tennessee Tech University

“Examining the Effects of ‘The Great Recession’ on Arid States” Daniel Kuester, Kansas State University

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Panel 2 Geography Applied in Western Mexico. Regional Scale (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Margarita Anaya-Corona, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Local Ecological Planning: Successes and Challenges in Ixtlahuacán del Río, Jalisco. México” FRIDAY Margarita Anaya-Corona, Juan Pablo Corona-Medina, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Leticia Loza-Ramírez, and María de los Dolores Arellano- Amalla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Pecan “Geography and Migration, Opportunity – Jalisco, México” María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, and María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Economic and Social Component: Characterization of the Local Ecological Order of Ixtlahuacán del Río, Jalisco. México” María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla and Margarita Anaya-Corona, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“A Space for the Elderly in Jalisco, México” Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, and María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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ASIAN STUDIES Meghna Sabharwal The University of Texas at Dallas

Panel 1 Economic Development, Defense, Institutional Determinants and Challenges in Asia Moderator Dongfang Hou, The University of Texas at Dallas Discussant Zhiwen Xiao, University of Houston “The Road to Ourselves: Automobile Driving as a Nationalist Project in China” THURSDAY Greg Fayard, University of California, Berkeley 9:45 – 11:15 am “New Money, Old Ways: An Analysis of an Informal G.T. Room 135 Credit Market and Borrower Decisions” Sean Hubbard, The University of Texas at Dallas

“Regional Innovation Systems in China: Institutions, Determinants and Challenges” Shaoming Cheng and Min Xiong, Florida International University

“The Determinants of Military Expenditure in Asia and Oceania, 1992-2016: A Dynamic Panel Analysis” Dongfang Hou, The University of Texas at Dallas

Panel 2 Ethnic, Cultural, and Language Differences in East and South Asia Moderator Greg Fayard, University of California, Berkeley Discussant Shaoming Cheng, Florida International University “A Study on Language Socialization in Korean” Hyunji Kim, University of Oregon THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Understanding Differences in Health Conditions, Utilization of Health Care Services, Health Literacy, G.T. Room 133 and Quality of Life between Korean and Vietnamese in the US” Zhiwen Xiao and Jaesub Lee, University of Houston; and Lily Zeng, Arkansas State University

“The Etiology of Phlegm: The Moral-Anatomy of the Heart-Mind in Rulin Waishi” Jinsu Kim, University of Oregon

“Monumental Monasteries to Mountain Margins: Cultural Survival of the Traditional Buddhist Architectural Forms in the Hilly Borderlands of Bangladesh” Monojit Chakma and Nusrat Jahan Nipu, Primeasia University

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Panel 3 South East Asia: Transnationalism, Development and Poverty Reduction Moderator Meghna Sabharwal, University of Texas at Dallas Discussant Monojit Chakma, Primeasia University “Do Borders Matter? Transnationalism and Indian Return Migration of High Skilled Workers” THURSDAY Meghna Sabharwal, The University of Texas at Dallas; 2:45 – 4:15 pm and Roli Varma, University of New Mexico

G.T. Room 135 “Adoption of Women-Focused Entrepreneurship: Success and Failures of Public Policies in South-East Asia” Shahrin Upoma, The University of Texas at Dallas

“Implications of Curriculum Development and Classroom Management on Learning in Schools of Rural India” Shabnam Lakhani and Chaitanya Yadav, The University of Texas at Dallas

Panel 4 South East Asia: International Issues: ISIS, India & Dagestan (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Soham Das, University of Texas at Dallas “The Islamic Jonestown: Why the Islamic State Should be Viewed Primarily as a Suicide Cult that THURSDAY Uses Terrorist Tactics Rather than as Simply a 4:30 – 6:00 pm Terrorist Organization” Matthew Fuller, St. Philip's College Directors “Ethnic Conflict: Assessing the Causal Cleavages” Soham Das, University of Texas at Dallas

“Political (de)Mobilisation of Handloom Weavers Banaras, India” Manjur Ali, Giri Institute of Development Studies, Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), India

“Civilians and Insurgents: Evidence from Dagestan” David Siroky and Lenka Bustikova, Arizona State University

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ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES Francisco Lara-Valencia Arizona State University

WEDNESDAY 2:00 – 5:30 pm ABS Board Meeting

By Invitation Only Chula Vista Boardroom

Panel 1 Governing the Binational Commons: Institutional Development on the U.S.-Mexico Border 1 Moderator Tony Payan, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and Rice University Discussant Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University “Place and Space Governance at the U.S.-Mexico Border (1944-2017)” THURSDAY Sergio Peña Medina, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 8:00 – 9:30 am “Defining the Border and the Borderlands” Live Oak Tony Payan, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and Rice University; and Pamela L. Cruz, Rice University

“Data for Mexico-U.S. Border Studies: A Comparison of Mexican and U.S. Data Collection and Distribution” James Gerber, San Diego State University; and Eduardo Jorge Mendoza Cota, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

“Governing our Borderlands Commons” Manuel A. Gutiérrez, Arizona State University; and Kathleen Staudt, The University of Texas at El Paso

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Panel 2 Port Laredo: Public-Private Partnerships and Socioeconomic Development Moderator María Eugenia Calderón-Porter, Texas A&M International University Discussant Kimberly Collins, California State University, San Bernardino “Port Laredo: Public-Private Partnerships and Socioeconomic Development in Terms of Binational THURSDAY Culture” 8:00 – 9:30 am María Eugenia Calderón-Porter, Texas A&M International University Chula Vista “Perceptions and Realities of the Border – The Case of Laredo” John C. Kilburn, Jr., Texas A&M International University

“Los Dos Laredos: Binational Long-Term Vision Planning for Socioeconomic Development” Wolfram F. Schaffler, Texas A&M International University

“Services Exports as a Development Strategy: NAFTA and U.S.-Mexico Trade in Higher Education” Stephen Meardon, Texas A&M International University

Panel 3 Identities and Security in the U.S. Transborder Zones Moderator Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec in Montreal Discussants Eva Moya, The University of Texas at El Paso Geoffrey Hale, University Lethbridge “Akwesasne: Mohawk Identity at the Intersection of Quebec, Ontario, New York, Canada and the United THURSDAY States” 8:00 – 9:30 am Victor Konrad and Laetitia Rouvière, Carleton University

Pecan “Constructing U.S. Border Barriers with Legal Waivers and Voluntary Compliance” Kenneth Madsen, Ohio State University

“The Quebec/United States Border: Migration, Border Crossing and Refugees. An Analysis of the Ungoing Migration Flows Across the Northern American Border” Mathilde Bourgeon and Thalia D’Aragon-Giguère, University of Quebec in Montreal

“On the Other Side of the Wall- Life After Deportation” Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso

“The Quebec/United States Border. Language, an Asset or Liability to Border Crossing?” Andréanne Bissonnette and Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec in Montreal

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Panel 4 Immigrant Latina/Latino/Latinx Youth: Navigating Social and Legal Borders in the Public Educational System Moderator Marla A. Ramírez, San Francisco State University Discussant T. Mark Montoya, Northern Arizona University “California’s Public Schools: Social Stratification Functioning as Legal Borders” THURSDAY Nataly Martínez, San Francisco State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Standardized Tests: Educational Borders for Blanco Immigrant High School Students” Saharai Salas, San Francisco State University

“Undocu-Artivism: Art as a Medium of Social Activism for Undocumented Immigrant Youth’s Visibility” Marla A. Ramírez, San Francisco State University

“The Social Experience of Going to the Movies in the 1930s-1960s in a Small Texas City” José Carlos Lozano, Texas A&M International University

Panel 5 Border Strength: Projects to Come Together as a Shared Region Moderator Gabriel Díaz-Montemayor, The University of Texas at Austin Discussant Sylvia González-Gorman, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley “Wall is Not the Answer” Fernando Luiz Lara, The University of Texas at Austin THURSDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Greening Ambos Nogales Through Networks and Cooperation” Live Oak Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University

“Empowerment by Design: Brownsville West Rail Trail Corridor Studio” Edna Ledesma, The University of Texas at Austin

“Making the Rio Grande Grand Again” Gabriel Díaz-Montemayor, The University of Texas at Austin

“Anti-Immigrant and “Mexicanophobic” Attitudes During the First Year of the Trump Era” Mónica Verea, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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Panel 6 Governing the Binational Commons: Institutional Development on the U.S.-Mexico Border 2 Moderator Pamela L. Cruz, Rice University Discussant Joan B. Anderson, University of San Diego “Environmental Governance at the U.S.-Mexico Border: Institutions at Risk” THURSDAY Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso; 9:45 – 11:15 am and Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University

Chula Vista “Health Institutions and Governance Along the U.S.- Mexico Border” Eva Moya, The University of Texas at El Paso

“Transportation Institutions Along the U.S.-Mexican Border: Viewpoints from the California-Baja California Region” Kimberly Collins, California State University, San Bernardino

“The Future of Energy Infrastructure on the U.S.- Mexico Border” Adrian Duhalt, Rice University

“U.S.-Mexico Border Security Cooperation: Steady Progress Amidst Constant Noise” Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University; and Evan McCormick, University of Texas at Austin

Panel 7 Energy and Multinational Development Moderator Wolfram F. Schaffler, Texas A&M International University Discussant Adrian Duhalt, Rice University “Energy and Development in Multinational Environments” THURSDAY Wolfram F. Schaffler, Texas A&M International University 9:45 - 11:15 am “Argentina’s Five Borders: Energy and Economic Pecan Development” Steven Mondragon, Texas A&M International University

“Energy Infrastructure Development in Ecuador: A Multinational Challenge” Yvonne Fabara, Texas A&M International University

“Hispanola: Energy as a Path to Success” María Eugenia Calderón-Porter, Texas A&M International University

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Panel 8 Violent Borders Moderator Akihiro Iwashita, Okkaido University Discussant Lisa Magaña, Arizona State University “Borders and Violence: A Comparative Study of the U.S.-Mexico and Mexico-Guatemala Borders” THURSDAY César M. Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Challenges of Returnee Migrants, Rehabilitation Blanco and Reintegration Prospects in Nigeria” Johnson Alalibo Sinikiem, University of Ibadan

“Violence and Identities in Unaccompanied Migrant Minors in Matamoros-Brownsville” Tamara Segura Herrera, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social

“The Security Plight of Women in Saki/Iseyin Border Area of Oyo State, Nigeria” Samuel Okunade, University of KwaZulu-Natal

THURSDAY 11:30 – 12:50 pm ABS Lifetime Achievement Award Live Oak

Panel 9 Plenary Panel: Renovating Cross-border Institutionalism: Lessons and Steps Forward Beyond NAFTA Moderator Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University Discussant James Scott, University of Eastern Finland Participants: THURSDAY Paul Ganster, San Diego State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso Salvador López Córdova, Chief Environmental Officer, Live Oak North American Development Bank Denise Moreno Ducheny, University of California at San Diego

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Panel 10 Roundtable: Meet the Authors: New Border Books 1 Moderator Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland Discussant James Scott, University of Eastern Finland

THURSDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Oscar J. Martínez, University of Arizona, “Ciudad Juárez: Saga of a Legendary Border City” (2018) Live Oak Alberto Hernández, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, El Cerco (2018)

Panel 11 Trabajadores y Comerciantes en la Frontera Moderator César Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Discussant Agustín Sández Pérez, Universidad Autonóma de Baja California “Vida Cotidiana de los Comerciantes Guatemaltecos en la Región Fronteriza sur de México” THURSDAY Ricardo Monroy Sánchez and Norma Baca Tavira, 2:45 – 4:15 pm Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Chula Vista “Historias de la Raya: Los Últimos Contrabandistas de la Frontera de España con Portugal” Eusebio Medina García, Universidad de Extremadura

“Surveillance y Control en los Puentes Internacionales de Ciudad Juárez-El Paso” Karina Ysela Romero Reza, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Economía Informal Transfronteriza y Proteccionismo” Salvador Corrales C., El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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Panel 12 Gender, Women, and Borders Moderator Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University Discussant Cynthia Bejarano, New Mexico State University “Bordering the Future? Reviewing the ‘Male Gaze’ in Blade Runner Iterations (1980s), Blade Runner 2049 THURSDAY (2017) and the Novel on Which the Films Were Based” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Kathleen Staudt, The University of Texas at El Paso

Pecan “Gender Activism in the Brazilian-Uruguayan Border” Adriana Dorfman and Mehadi Rios, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

“Voyeurism, Nihilism, and Precarious Life in Luis Mandoki’s La Vida Precoz y Breve de Sabina Rivas” José Ángel Maldonado, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

“Revictimizing Women in Mexico: The Effects of the Current Anti-trafficking in Persons Legislation” Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University; and Arthur Sanders Montandon, Tufts University

“Where Migration Meets Gender in East Asia: Marriage Migrants and Domestic and Care Workers in Japan and Korea” Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University

Panel 13 Perception and Mental Maps of the Borderlands Moderator Christophe Sohn, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research Discussant Machteld Venken, University of Vienna “Encountering (un)Familiar Russia: Perceptions, Knowledge and Experience” THURSDAY Henrik Dorf Nielsen, University of Eastern Finland 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Lakes, Putin and Shopping on Mental Maps: Young Blanco People’s Perceptions of Space and Spatial Socialization in the Finnish-Russian Borderland” Virpi Kaisto, University of Eastern Finland; and Olga Brednikova, Centre for Independent Social Research, Saint Petersburg

“Exploring the Potential of Applied Visual Anthropology to De-Spectacularize Mediterranean Borderscapes: The Example of a Collaborative Ethnographic Research with Young People in the Italian/Tunisian Borderland” Chiara Brambilla, University of Bergamo

“Towards the Implementation of Big Data in Border Studies: Prospects and Challenges to Examine Borders, Borderlands and People” Olle Järv and Kerli Müürisepp, University of Helsinki

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Panel 14 Invisible Borders of Global and Regional Resilience: The U.S.-Mexico Borderland Region 1 Moderator César Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Discussant Maria Luisa Picard-Ami, The University of Texas at El Paso “A Critical Assessment of the Microeconomic Innovation and Industrial Development Policies THURSDAY Implemented in the Context of an Export-led Model. 4:30 – 6:00 pm 1990-2017” Jorge Alonso Bustamante-Torres, Universidad Nacional Live Oak Autónoma de México; and Beatriz Paloma Sánchez-Cruz, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana- UAM Azcapotzalco

“Elevating Competitiveness in the Border Regions of Northern Mexico” Areli Chacón-Silva, The University of Texas at El Paso

“Regiones Fronterizas, Desequilibrios Competitivos y Aspiraciones de Redes de Ciudades Globales, México” Agustín Vilchis-Vidal and Cely Celene Ronquillo-Chávez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Redes de Conocimiento Regionales y Generación de Capacidades Competitivas: el Caso de la Región Centro-sur de México” Mónica de la Garza-Malo, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco

“La Megalópolis del Centro de México, Detonante de la Competitividad Regional” Nelly Karina Jiménez-Genchi and Alberto Fuentes-Maya, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; and Agustín Vilchis-Vidal, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

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Panel 15 Border Thinking Moderator Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University Discussant Martin van der Velde, Radboud University “Language Learning in Interwar European Borderlands” THURSDAY Machteld Venken, University of Vienna 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Interrogating the Conventional Understanding of Chula Vista Borders in South Asia” Dhananjay Tripathi, South Asian University

“Exploring the Potential of the Social Membrane Notion in Everyday Borders” Giuseppina Marsico, University of Salerno and Aalborg University

“Cross-border Cooperation in Kashmir: Examining the Role of Non-state Actors in Peacebuilding in South Asia” Debidatta Aurobinda Mahapatra, University of Massachusetts Boston

Panel 16 Trade, Economic Development, Integration and Development Projects Moderator Belinda Román, St. Mary’s University Discussant Sergio Peña, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “Impact of Family Dynamics on Economic Mobility in the Mexico-U.S. Borderlands” THURSDAY Roy Robbins, St. Mary’s University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Creative Industry in Texas Regional Economies Pecan Along the Border with Mexico and Its Relationship with Economic Growth” Steve Nivins, St. Mary’s University

“The Role of Money Transfer Businesses in Remittances between U.S. Border States and Mexico” Belinda Román, St. Mary’s University

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Panel 17 Border Health Moderator Martha Miker, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Discussant Eva Moya, The University of Texas at El Paso “Exploring Adolescent Pregnancy and Access to Reproductive Healthcare in a Mexico-US Border THURSDAY Cultural Context: Results of Semi-Structured 4:30 – 6:00 pm Interviews” Martha Miker, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte; Elizabeth Blanco Valdez, Universidad de Arizona; and Rosi Andrade, SIROW-UA

“Transnational Families and Substance Use Among Students in the U.S.-Mexico Border” María Hilda García, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte; Flavio F. Marsiglia, and Stephen Kulis, Arizona State University

“Collateral Damage: How the Stress of Deportations is Impacting Latina/o Health” Edward D. Vargas, Arizona State University

Panel 18 Border Walls as Obstacles to Health Care: Women and Health Access in Borderlands Moderator Elisabeth Vallet, University of Quebec in Montreal Discussant Tony Payan, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and Rice University “Intersectionality of Gender, Migration, Violence and Homelessness in the U.S.-Mexico Border Región” FRIDAY Eva Moya and Silvia M. Chávez-Baray, The University of 8:00 – 9:30 am Texas at El Paso

Live Oak “‘Caged Women’: Migration, Mobility and Access to Health Services in Texas and Arizona” Andréanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec in Montreal

“Feminist Critical Human Security: Women’s (in) Security and Smuggling on Ecuador’s Borders” Claudia Donoso, St. Mary’s University

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Panel 19 Invisible Borders of Global and Regional Resilience: The U.S.-Mexico Borderland Region 2 Moderator Maria Luisa Picard-Ami, The University of Texas at El Paso Discussant James Gerber, San Diego State University “Regional Competitiveness and Small Business Cross- border Networks” FRIDAY Maria Luisa Picard-Ami, The University of Texas at El 8:00 – 9:30 am Paso

Chula Vista “El Debate de la Competitividad. Un Análisis de los Diferentes Enfoques sobre Competitividad Internacional” Ericka Judith Arias-Guzmán and Karla Estefanía Romero-Paredes, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

“Immigration, Crime and Resilience in the U.S. Mexico Border Region” Manuel Reyes-Loya, The University of Texas at El Paso

“Factors of Social Responsibility in Cross-border Companies and Their Impact on Competitiveness” Patricia Ramos-Rubio, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Responsabilidad Ambiental Corporativa y Ventajas Competitivas en la Región Fronteriza de Ciudad Juárez, México” Nancy Ayala-Ponce, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

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Panel 20 Sustaining and Improving the Unique Geography and Culture of the U.S.-Mexico Border Moderator Sylvia González-Gorman, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Discussant Paul Ganster, San Diego State University “Conflicting Demands: Sustainability and Social Equity Efforts by Local Governments in the U.S.- FRIDAY Mexico Transborder Region” 8:00 – 9:30 am Sylvia González-Gorman, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Pecan “La Explotación de los Hidrocarburos en la Zona Fronteriza Internacional del Estado de Tamaulipas y su Relación con el Derecho Humano al Medio Ambiente Sano” Enoc Alejandro García Rivera, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas

“Identidad Cultural en Frontera. Un Estudio en Matamoros, Tamaulipas, México” Anabel Guzmán Contreras, Ma. del Rosario Contreras Villarreal, and Marcia Leticia Ruíz Cansino, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas

“Riesgo Biológico Sanitario Asociado a Vivienda Abandonada en Ciudad Juárez” Rafael M. Marrufo, David Reyes, Luis I. Chávez, and Angélica A. Araujo, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez; and Sonia Bass, Universidad Autónoma de Hidalgo

Panel 21 The Canada – U.S. Relationship in a Post Beyond the Border Era Moderator Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University Discussant Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria “Sub-National Partnerships amidst Federal Barriers: Cross-border Collaboration in the Cascadia Region of FRIDAY the Canada – U.S. Border” 8:00 – 9:30 am Laurie Trautman, Western Washigton University

Blanco “The Canada-U.S. Security Relationship: A Case Study of Human Trafficking in the Pacific Northwest Region” Mary Moeller, Western Washington University

“Shuffling the Deck: Negotiating Canada’s Variable and Shifting Borders in Evolving North American and Global Economies” Geoffrey Hale, University of Lethbridge

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Panel 22 Border Economics Moderator Jorge Ibarra Salazar, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey Discussant James Gerber, San Diego State University “Corruption and Regional Growth in Mexico” Edgardo Ayala Gaytan, Instituto Tecnólogico de FRIDAY Monterrey 9:45 – 11:15 am “Assessing the Mexico-U.S. Trade Link: Hypothetical Live Oak Extraction and the World Input-Output Database” Leonardo E. Torre Cepeda, Banco de México

“Employment Associated with Exports: State Evidence from Mexico Using Input-Output Analysis” Joana Chapa, Universidad Autonóma de Nuevo León

“The Border Effect and the Impact of Transfers on Property Tax” Jorge Ibarra Salazar, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey

Panel 23 Roundtable: Las Ciudades Fronterizas ante los Nuevos Nacionalismos Moderator Martha Patricia Barraza de Anda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Discussant Oscar J. Martínez, University of Arizona Participants: Martha Patricia Barraza de Anda, Universidad Autónoma FRIDAY de Ciudad Juárez 9:45 – 11:15 am Héctor Padilla, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Mayra González, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Chula Vista Juárez Consuelo Pequeño, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Margarita Grajeda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Julieta Flores, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Javier Martínez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

Panel 24 Northern Dimensions of EU Actorness Moderator Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland Discussant Martin van der Velde, Radboud University “Shifting Border Concepts of EU-Russia Relations” Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Conflict or Cooperation? EU-Russian Relations in the Times of Sanctions” Pecan Joni Virkkunen, University of Eastern Finland

“EU Actorness through Reflective Geopolitics” James Scott, University of Eastern Finland

“From Post-Soviet to Eurasian? Reconfiguring Regional Cooperation Between Russia and the EU” Paul Richardson, University of Birmingham

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Panel 25 The Construction of Transborder Spaces Moderator Cecilia Enitan Ogunsusi, University of Ibadan Discussant Sergio Peña, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “Borderland Communities in Tripura in the Context of the Notions of “Space” in Northeast India” FRIDAY Biplab Debnath, Tripura University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Constructing the Cali Baja Bi-National Mega-Region: Blanco Spatial Imaginaries and the Framing of the Cross- border Context” Christophe Sohn, Luxembourg Institute of Socio- Economic Research

“Drugs, Immigration and the Wall: Policy from an Economic Prospective” Joan B. Anderson, University of San Diego

“‘The Path to Progress or the Sleep of Reason’: Representations of (Re)bordering Processes at Finnish-Russian Borderlands” Saija Kaskinen, University of Eastern Finland

Panel 26 Dinámicas Territoriales en la Frontera Tamaulipas-Texas Moderators Xavier Oliveras González, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte César Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “En Búsqueda de un Lugar de Acogida Temporal: Migrantes Deportados en la Frontera de Reynosa” FRIDAY Jacqueline Alejandra Ramos García, Universidad 1:00 – 2:30 pm Autónoma de Tamaulipas

Live Oak “Vivir en un Espacio Transfronterizo: Calidad de Vida Urbana en Reynosa y McAllen Desde el Indicador de Transporte” Gilda Alejandra Cavazos Castillo, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

“Entre la Refronterización y la Resistencia al Muro: El Boicot en Reynosa, México a las Compras en McAllen, EUA” Xavier Oliveras González, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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Panel 27 Mothering on the Border: The Everyday Challenges of Child-Rearing in Militarized Spaces Moderator Cynthia Bejarano, New Mexico State University Discussant Naomi Chi, Okkaido University “Madres Fronterizas: Parenting in the Backdrop of Oppressive Structures” FRIDAY María Cristina Morales, University of Texas at El Paso; 1:00 – 2:30 pm and Cynthia Bejarano, New Mexico State University

Chula Vista “¿Ellos Matan? La Maternidad Transfronteriza como Entrenamiento para Sobrevivir la Violencia Cotidiana en Ambos Lados de la Frontera” Eugenia Hernández Sánchez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Motherists’ Pedagogies of Cultural Citizenship: Claiming Rights and Space in a Xenophobic Era” Judith Flores Carmona, New Mexico State University

“Imaginarios y Prácticas Fronterizas Construidas Desde la Maternidad” Marisol Rodríguez Sosa, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

Panel 28 Human Perceptions of Borders and Bordered Policies Moderator Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University Discussant Dhananjay Tripathi, South Asian University “The Canada-U.S. Border: Tweeted Perceptions and the Impact of Geolocation” FRIDAY Donna L. Lybecker, Mark K. McBeth, and Misty Clover 1:00 – 2:30 pm Prigent, Idaho State University

Pecan “On Constitutional Treaties: The U.S.-Mexico 1944 Water Treaty and Transboundary Rivers Governance” Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University

“Human Right to Water for Marginalized People of Guachochi and Ciudad Juárez” Oscar Ibáñez Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Cross-border Cooperation and Perception” Martin van der Velde and Daria Herchner, Radboud University, Nijmegen; and Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University

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Panel 29 Historical and Persistent Processes of Bordering in the Pacific Northwest Moderator Lisa Philips, University of Alberta Discussant Laurie Trautman, Western Washington University “Historical, Mundane and Persistent Processes of us- ing (and US-ing) versus Them-ing” FRIDAY Lisa Philips, University of Alberta 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Exclusionary Practice: Designing an Unfettered and Blanco Robust Border” Allan K. McDougall, Western University

“Negotiating Identity; Negotiating Presence” Daniel L. Boxberger, Western Washington University

Panel 30 Border Infraestructure Planning Moderator Sergio Peña Medina, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Discussant Christophe Sohn, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research “The 1965 Proposal for a Monorail System in the El Paso-Ciudad Juarez Region and Its Legacy” FRIDAY Lawrence D. Taylor, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Binational Infrastructure: Planning and Live Oak Implementation of Binational Projects” Arturo de las Fuentes Hernández, Cruces y Puentes Internacionales

“(Absence of) Infrastructure on the Sino-Russian border: a Saga on the Unbuilt Bridge(s)” Ekaterina Mikhailova, Lomonosov Moscow State University; Ilya Chubarov, Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences; and Chung-Tong Wu, University of Western Sydney

“Crossborder Cooperation and Mobility Planning at the U.S.-Mexico Border: Processes and Lessons from Two Projects” Sergio Peña Medina, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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Panel 31 Metaphors and Identity in the Borderlands Moderator Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University Discussant María Eugenia Calderón-Porter, Texas A&M International University “Decoding a Narco-novela on the U.S.-Mexico Border: Readings of Netflix’s Narcos’ by Mexican American TV FRIDAY Viewers in Laredo, Texas” 2:45-4:15 pm José Carlos Lozano and David González, Texas A&M International University; and Joachim Michael, Bielefeld Chula Vista University

“Women Filmmakers and Everyday Life in North American Borders” Graciela Martínez-Zalce, Centro de Investigaciones sobre América del Norte

“The Materiality of Borders in Borderlands’ Literature” C.T. Mexica, Arizona State University

“Talking Finn: Contemporary Transnational Identities of Finnish-Canadians” Lori Ojala, University of Eastern Finland

Panel 32 Immigrants, Immigration Policy, and Borders Moderator Margarita Grajeda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Discussant T. Mark Montoya, Arizona State University “SB4: A Policy Paradox” Julie Madrigal, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Changes in Demographic Characteristics along the U.S.-Mexico Border due to the Great Recession and Pecan Its Impact on Income Distribution” David J. Molina, University of North Texas

“Immigration, National Security and Women’s Insecurity at the Texas-Mexico Border” Claudia Donoso, St. Mary’s University

“The Politics of Disposability: The Generational Effects of the Bracero Program” Stephanie Vásquez, San Francisco State University

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Panel 33 Debating Research Agendas for Interdisciplinary Border Studies Moderator James Scott, University of Eastern Finland Discussant Anna Casaglia, University of Eastern Finland

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Paul Richardson, University of Birmingham Chiara Brambilla, University of Bergamo Blanco Innocent Moyo, University of South Africa Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland

Panel 34 Plenary Panel: Global Flows Toward Border Lines: Revisiting Westphalia Moderator Kathleen Staudt, The University of Texas at El Paso Discussants Lisa Magaña, Arizona State University Claudia Donoso, St. Mary’s University

FRIDAY 4:30-6:00 pm Speaker: Alan D. Bersin, Harvard University Live Oak

FRIDAY 6:00 – 7:00 pm ABS Business Meeting Live Oak

FRIDAY 7:15 – 9:15 pm ABS Reception

By Invitation Only Garden Terrace

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Panel 35 Gains and Losses of Movement and Mobility Across the U.S.-Mexico Border Moderator Bertha Alicia Bermúdez Tapia, University of Colorado Boulder Discussant Lya Niño, Universidad Autonóma de Baja California “Where is Home? A Study of Migrant Shelters in a Context of Border Violence and Deportation” SATURDAY Bertha Alicia Bermúdez Tapia, University of Colorado 8:00 – 9:30 am Boulder

Live Oak “Reporte Estadístico: Estados de Frontera Norte y su Situación Actual sobre La Migración Altamente Calificada” Antonio Abrego Lerma, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas; and Adriana Mexicano Santoyo, Instituto Tecnológico de Ciudad Victoria

“Logros y Desafíos de la Economía Fronteriza del Valle del Rio Grande” Oshiel Martínez Chapa, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas/Tecnológico Nacional de México; and Jorge E. Salazar Castillo, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas

“Mujeres en el Campo de la Educación. La Conciliación Difícil entre el Espacio Público y el Privado, entre lo Doméstico y lo Profesional” Sandra Bustillos and Jacqueline Silva Hurtado, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

Panel 36 Borders in Globalization: Sustainability, Trafficking, Preclearance Moderator Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria Discussant Tony Payan, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and Rice University “Whose Border? Contested Geographies and Columbia River Modernization” SATURDAY Jesse Baltutis, University of Victoria 8:00 – 9:30 am “Facilitating an Efficient Multi-modal Preclearance Chula Vista Zone in Southern Vancouver Island” Alex Norfolk, University of Victoria

“BIG Country Report on Canada” Cai Robinson and Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria

“Overgrowing the Border?” Samantha Magnus and Helga Hallgrimsdottir, University of Victoria

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Panel 37 Borders and Refugees Moderator C.T. Mexica, Arizona State University Discussant Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland “‘Helping Hands’ in a Re-bordering Europe” Dorte Jagetic Andersen, University of Southern Denmark SATURDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “Contextualizing the Arctic Migrant Route: Local and Global (In)Tangible Consequences” Pecan Ekaterina Mikhailova, Lomonosov Moscow State University

“Borders and Refugees: Responses of Ordinary Germans to Accepting 800,000 Refugees in 2016” Gabriele Kohpahl, East Los Angeles College

“European Union-Turkey Migrant Deal and the Aegean Sea as the External Border of the EU” Nuri Korkmaz, Bursa Technical University

Panel 38 Migración y Violencia en la Frontera Moderator Sandra Bustillos, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez Discussant María Hilda García, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “Migración y Violencia: El Caso de los Migrantes Hondureños Desaparecidos en la Frontera Noreste de SATURDAY México y Sur de EEUU (2003-2016)” 8:00 – 9:30 am Vladimir López Recinos, Observatorio de la Migración Hondureña Blanco “Análisis Situacional Sobre los Retos y Desafíos de la Migración Transfronteriza Colombo-Venezolana en la Región del Norte de Santander entre los Años 2015 a 2017” César Augusto Panizo Cardona, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander

“Reynosa y el Semáforo de la Violencia” Socorro Arzaluz Solano, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte; and Vladimir López Recinos, Observatorio de la Migración Hondureña

“En la Tierra del Tránsito, Detenciones, Retorno, Desapariciones y Muertes de Migrantes” Gabriela Zamora and Luis Eduardo Zavala, Casa Monarca, Ayuda Humanitaria al Migrante

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Panel 39 Border Economics Moderator David J. Molina, University of North Texas Discussant Wolfram F. Schaffler, Texas A&M International University “NAFTA Effects on the Northeast States of Mexico: A General Equilibrium Assessment” SATURDAY Edgardo Ayala, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey 9:45 – 11:15 am “Border Tourism in Japan Today: Development and Live Oak Its Role in Remaking Borderlands” Akihiro Iwashita, Hokkaido University

“The Spanish School of Economic Thought as Seen Through the Furthest Reaches of Its Empire” Belinda Roman, St. Mary’s University

“Developing the U.S.-Mexico Border Region for a Prosperous and Secure Relationship: Managing Migration Flows” Margarita Grajeda Castañeda, Martha Patricia Barraza de Anda, and Cely Celene Ronquillo Chávez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez; and Thomas M. Fullerton, Jr., The University of Texas at El Paso

Panel 40 Border Encounters and Regional Identities Moderator Edward D. Vargas, Arizona State University Discussant Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University “Making a Colonial State: Citizenship and State Power in Early Statehood California” SATURDAY Camille A. Suárez, University of Pennsylvania 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Encounter of Four Frontiers and Their Chula Vista Resolution in the Form of Internal and International Borders on North America’s West Coast” Glynn Custred, California State University East Bay

“One Hundred Years of Solitude, Struggle, and Violence Along the US/Mexico Border: An Oral History” John Thomas, Quinnipiac University

Panel 41 Roundtable: Documenting the U.S.-Mexico Border Before Trump’s Wall Moderator Sergio Chapa, San Antonio Business Journal Discussant Marla A. Ramírez, San Francisco State University

SATURDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Sergio Chapa, San Antonio Business Journal Ben Masters, Filmmaker, Director of “The River and the Pecan Wall” Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University

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Panel 42 Sociedad y Fronteras Moderator Marina Sierra, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander Discussant Miguel Díaz-Barriga, University of Texas Rio Grande “Caracterización Socioeconómica de la Frontera Colombo-Venezolana” SATURDAY Johanna Mogrovejo Andrade, Universidad Francisco de 9:45 – 11:15 am Paula Santander

Blanco “Encuesta Institucional sobre Perspectiva de Género en UABC” Agustín Sández Pérez and Lya Margarita Niño Contreras, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

“El Efecto Boomerang de la Movilidad Humana en la Frontera Colombo-Venezolana” Marina Sierra de Rodríguez, Claudia Toloza Martínez, and Diana Galvis, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander; and Mario de Jesús Zambrano, Universidad Libre. Seccional Cúcuta; and Carlos Fernández Galué, Universidad Sur del Lago de Maracaibo

“Cooperación Internacional entre Colombia y el Proyecto Mesoamérica” Liliana Marcela Bastos Osorio and Johanna Milena Mogrovejo Andrade, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander

Panel 43 Border Control Technologies and Policies Moderator Pamela L. Cruz, Rice University Discussant Tamara Segura Herrera, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social “Visibility, Concealment, and Spatial Precarization at Europe’s Borders” SATURDAY Patrick DeSutter, University of Chicago 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Border Walls, Technology, and the Security State” Live Oak Miguel Díaz-Barriga and Margaret Dorsey, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

“The Dynamics of Integration and the Interplay of Hard and Soft Borders in West Africa” Willie A. Eselebor, University of Ibadan, Nigeria

“The Chiapas Borderland: Dynamics of a Buffer Zone between the U.S. and Central America” Ulises Granados, Instituto Tecnologico Autónomo de México

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Panel 44 Cross-border Innovation Ecosystems Moderator Pablo Wong-González, Centro de Investigación en Alimentación y Desarrollo Discussant Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University “El Presente nos Llama a Innovar: El Caso de Estudio del Centro de Innovación Socioeconómica y SATURDAY Tecnológica de la Región de Nuevo Laredo-Laredo 1:00 – 2:30 pm Como Impulsor de Sistemas Regionales de Innovación Transfronterizos” Chula Vista Daniel Covarrubias Peña, Centro de Innovación Socioeconómica y Tecnológica/Orkestra - Instituto Vasco de Competitividad

“The Configuration of Cross-border Regional Innovation Systems in Europe: Lessons for the U.S.- Mexico Border Region” Pablo Wong-González, Centro de Investigación en Alimentación y Desarrollo

“El Desarrollo de los Vínculos Transfronterizos de Innovación en la Frontera Ciudad Juárez - El Paso” Javier Martínez-Romero and Julieta Flores Amador, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez

“Investigación en las Ciencias Administrativas en la Frontera del Conocimiento México-Estados Unidos” Isabel Zizaldra Hernández and Tomás Jesús Cuevas- Contreras, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez; and José Alfredo Delgado Guzmán, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Panel 45 Border Mediascapes Moderator Machteld Venken, University of Vienna Discussant Javier Durán, University of Arizona “Visual Representation and Framing of Frontiers. How the U.S.-Mexico Border Attracted Inaccurate SATURDAY Political and Policy Attention” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Anthony Cepak and Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University Pecan “The U.S.-Mexico Border Media Visibility: Dynamics of News Coverage in Comparative Perspective” David González, Texas A&M International University

“The Surveillance Regime: Virtual Reterritorialization of the U.S.-Mexico Border?” Willie Costley, Centre College

“U.S. Nationalist Revolution: A Return to the Status Quo” John E. Dean, Texas A&M International University

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Panel 46 Multiescalar Borderlands of Southern China Moderator Victor Konrad, Carleton University Discussant Paul Richardson, University of Birminghan “Yunnan Province as Framework: Developing a Multiscalar and Multidimensional Understanding of SATURDAY Borders” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland; and Tom Ptak, University of Idaho Blanco “A Multiscalar Perspective on the China-Myanmar Cross-border Labour Market Región” Martin van der Velde, Radboud University

“Multiculturalism and the Multiscalar Expression of Borders between China and Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam” Victor Konrad, Carleton University; and Zhiding Hu, Yunnan Normal University

Panel 47 Borders in Globalization in British Columbia Moderator Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria Discussant Victor Konrad, Carleton University “Anxieties and Exclusions in the British Garden of Eden” SATURDAY Edwin Hodge, University of Victoria 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Categorized and Invisible: The Effects of the Live Oak ‘Border’ on Women Migrants in Mexico” Carla Angulo-Pasel, Wilfrid Laurier University

“A Comparative Study of the Oregon and Alaska” Ari Finnsson, University of Victoria

“Borders In Globalization’s Studies of Cascadia” Helga Hallgrimsdottir, University of Victoria

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Panel 48 Trump’s Wall and the Border Moderators Joan B. Anderson, University of San Diego Discussant Xavier Oliveras González, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte “Trump’s Border Wall: Statecraft as Entrepreneurship” SATURDAY Ashild Kolas, Peace Research Institute; and Lacin Idil 2:45 – 4:15 pm Oztig, Yildiz Technical University

Chula Vista “Trumping Walls and Citizenship” Miguel Diaz-Barriga and Margaret Dorsey, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

“The Conservative Discourse Behind the US-Mexico Border Wall vs. Co-operation for Cross-border Regional Development” Hugo Rangel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The ‘Pacification’ of Colonized Brown Bodies: Living on the Border of the Criminal Justice Industrial Complex” Rosalva Resendiz, Lucas Espinoza, and Manuel Leal, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley

“Conflicts and Metaphors and Euphemisms, Oh My!: Pay No Attention to that Racism Behind the Curtain” T. Mark Montoya, Northern Arizona University

Panel 49 Diaspora, Memory, and Identity in the Borderlands Moderator Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso Discussant Martin van der Velde, Radboud University “Land and Belonging: Memories of displaced from Land in Odisha” SATURDAY Biswajit Mohanty, Deshbandhu College 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Gender, Race, and Struggles for Identities among Pecan Korean American Intellectuals” Young Rae Oum, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

“Juan Seguín’s Personal Memoirs: Issues in Identity and Reception” Verónica Toro, University of California, Los Angeles

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Panel 50 Roundtable: Meet the Authors: New Border Books 2 Moderator Paul Fryer, University of Eastern Finland Discussants Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria

SATURDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas at El Paso, Border Politics in a Global Era: Comparative Perspectives (2017) Blanco Matthew Longo, Leiden University, The Politics of Borders: Sovereignty, Security, and the Citizen after 9/11 (2017)

Panel 51 Security and Securitization in the Borderlands Moderator Willie A. Eselebor, University of Ibadan Discussant Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, George Mason University “Geopolitics, Security and Border Management Strategies between Nigeria-Benin in West Africa” SATURDAY Ademola Adewusi, University of Ibadan 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Assessment of Institutional Capacity to Reduce Live Oak Cross-border Smuggling in Cultural Artifacts in Nigeria” Cecilia Enitan Ogunsusi and Willie A. Eselebor, University of Ibadan

“The Impact of Social Crime Prevention Programs Based on Deliberative Public Administration on Citizen Security in Mexico’s Northern Border” José Andrés Sumano Rodríguez, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Panel 52 Everyday Border Crossings Moderator Paul Fryer, University of Eastern Finland Discussant Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University “Confessions of a Cross-border Commuter” Dorte Jagetic Andersen, University of Southern Denmark SATURDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Everyday Border Crossings in the Pamir Mountains” Paul Fryer, University Of Eastern Finland Pecan “Transborder (In)Securities: Cross-border Commuters Perceptions on Enforcement Practices at the U.S.- Mexico Border” Estefanía Castañeda-Pérez, University of California, Los Angeles

“Signs as Borders and Borders as Signs: Directionality and Meaning-Making” Giuseppina Marsico, University of Salerno and Aalborg University; and Luca Tateo, Aalborg University

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Panel 53 A Perfect Storm: Trump, the Wall and the U.S.-Mexico Border – from Fake News to Alternative Narratives Moderator Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University Discussant Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso “The Use and Abuse of Tweeter by Trump on the

Border Wall. The Framing to Make America Great SATURDAY Again” 4:30 – 6:00 pm María Flores, University of Texas-El Paso

Blanco “Fronteridades: Checkpoints and Exceptionalism in U.S.-Mexico Borderscapes” Javier Durán, University of Arizona

“Fake News in the Name of Political Populism. How Trump Capitalized on Latent U.S-Mexico Border Issues” Manuel Chávez, Michigan State University

“Trump’s ‘Wall’ Politics in the Mexican Media. When Context and Framework Really Matters” Manuel A. Guerrero, Universidad Iberoamericana

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CANADIAN STUDIES Pierre M. Atlas Marian University

Panel 1 Isolationism and Integration in North America “‘The Forty-Ninth Parallel’: Film and Canada in the U.S. Isolationist-Interventionist Debate, 1939-1941” FRIDAY Stephen Moore, Central Washington University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Erratic Trajectory of United States-Canadian G.T. Room 127 Trade Relations” Joseph A. McKinney, Baylor University

“Democratic Integration in North America: Focusing on Democratic Institutions Rather than Trade” Hugo Rangel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 2 The Rhetorical, Literary, and Urban Imaginary in Canada “The Evolution of Winnipeg’s Downtown Overhead SATURDAY Walkway System: New Ways of Inhabiting and 2:45 – 4:15 pm Observing the City from its Core” Lawrence D. Taylor, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Llano “’Living Dramatic Reality’: Fiction That Effects Change in the Real World” Holly Collins, Baylor University

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CHICANO, LATINO, HISPANIC STUDIES Debra D. Andrist Sam Houston State University

Panel 1 Hispanic: Classics from la Madre Patria (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Representation of the Absent Object: Pictorial THURSDAY Mysticism in El Greco and Pablo Picasso” 9:45 – 11:15 am Enrique Mallén and Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

Pecos “Tradition and Innovation through the Architecture of Wineries in Spain Today” Kimberly Habegger, Regis University

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Panel 2 Chicano/Latino: Literature by Chicanas/Latinas/Hispanas (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Gwendolyn Díaz, St. Mary’s University “Erotica in the Río Grande: Sandra Cisneros’s Loose Woman” THURSDAY Gwendolyn Díaz, St. Mary’s University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “La Configuración de las Identidades Femeninas Blanco desde el Prestigio y el Poder” Liliana Ibeth Castañeda Rentería, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Part 1 “Writing Herstory: One Step at a Time: So Far from God, So Far from the Zero Point” Andrés Ruíz-Olaya, Arizona State University

Part 2 “From North to South and All Around: Los Recuerdos de la Chicana en Canícula y La Casa en Mango Street” Nancy Gómez, Arizona State University

Part 3 “Let's Build 'Bridges' Instead of 'Walls': A Rhizomatic Analysis of the Development and Post-establishment of Gloria Anzaldúa's Frontier Theory and its Digital Representation” Rosita Scerbo, Arizona State University

Part 4 “Reconfiguration of Family Structures and Sexualities in How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer (2005) by Georgina Riedel” Diana Díaz, Arizona State University

Panel 3 Chicano/Latino: Literature Noir (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Genaro Pérez, Texas Tech University “El Dorado in East Harlem de Victor Rodríguez y Death at Solstice de Lucha Corpi: Forma y Fondo” THURSDAY Genaro Pérez, Texas Tech University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Women and Gender Stereotypes in Noir Literature. Pecos Taking a Look at My Bad. A Mile High Noir” Rodrigo Pereyra, Texas Tech University

“Manuel Ramos y Su ‘Chicano Noir’” Jorge Zamora, Texas Tech University

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Panel 4 Food for the Body and Soul (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University “Intercepting Iron Deficiency Anemia in Honduras” Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Toward the Study of Food Insecurity Among Children of Latino Farmworkers” Guadalupe Rubén Martínez, Barry Lewis, and Juan Coronado, Michigan State University

“Ernesto Galarza’s Philosophy of Bilingual Education” Robert de Anda, Portland State University

“¿Mis Padres lo Entenderán?: Linguistic Hurdles Facing Latina/o Students Pursuing Four-Year Institutions of Higher Education” Zachary Taylor, University of Texas/Austin

Panel 5 Chicano/Hispanic/Latino: Politics (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator John Francis Burke, Trinity University “Habitar la Frontera Desde la Afroconciencia en el Estado Español” FRIDAY Odome Angone, Universite Cheikh Anta Diop De Dakar, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Senegal

Pecos “Latino Personalismo Politics - Its Promises and Perils” John Francis Burke, Trinity University

“Border Discontent and the Trump Administration” Laurence Armand French, University of New Hampshire; and Magdaleno Manzanárez, Western New Mexico University

“Home, Sweet and Not-So-Sweet, Home” Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

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CHRONIC DISEASE AND DISABILITY RC-49, RESEARCH COMMITTEE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND ILLNESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION James G. Linn Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

Cynthia D. Jackson Walden University Meharry Medical College

Debra R. Wilson Austin Peay State University Walden University

Heather Albanesi University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Panel 1 Clinical Issues in Women's Health Moderator Debra R. Wilson, Austin Peay State University Discussant Kwaghdoo Bossuah, Tennessee State University “Persevering in the Treatment of Childhood Diseases” Eve Rice, Austin Peay State University THURSDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “The Opioid Crisis and Women” Bettina Shank, Austin Peay State University Directors “Prenatal Care and Women's Health Concerns” Jessica Eckenrode, Austin Peay State University

“Menopause: Changing Perceptions, Enduring Issues” Jennifer Cooke, Austin Peay State University

“Women's Health and the Autoimmune Disease” Debra R. Wilson, Austin Peay State University

Panel 2 Roundtable: We Invited Social Scientists to “Get It” in 2001: Why Haven't They? Moderator Barbara Altman, Disability Statistics Consultant

THURSDAY Participants: 9:45 am – 11:15 am Barbara Altman, Disability Statistics Consultant Sharon Barnartt, Gallaudet University G.T. Room 123 James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

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Panel 3 Community Health, Nursing Education, and Disability Assessment Moderator Kwaghdoo Bossuah, Tennessee State University Discussant James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development “Toxic Waste Management and Impact on Cancer Incidence” THURSDAY Gabriella Marfe, University of Campana “Luigi Vanvitelli”, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Italy; and Carla DiStefano, “Tor Vergata” University, Italy

Directors “Transformational Leadership Education Using Simulation in Nursing” Meghan Lambert, Clinical Nurse, Memphis, Tennessee

“Reading Problems, Learning Disabilities, and Academic Performance in Kwara State, Nigeria” Olubukoa Dada, Kwara State University, Nigeria

Panel 4 Roundtable: Examining the 'Opioid Crisis' and Suggested Relationships to Disability: What is the Causal Order Here Moderator Sharon Barnartt, Gallaudet University

THURSDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Sharon Barnartt, Gallaudet University Barbara Altman, Disability Statistics Consultant Chula Vista Debra R. Wilson, Austin Peay State University Boardroom

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Panel 5 Labor Activities, Family, and Human Rights (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Hermelinda Navarro-Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Quality of Work Life and Mental Health in Nursing Staff in Guadalajara, México” THURSDAY Raquel González-Baltazar, Silvia G. León-Cortes, Mónica 4:30 – 6:00 pm Isabel Contreras-Estrada, Brenda J. Hidalgo-González, and Gustavo Hidalgo-Santacruz, Universidad de Llano Guadalajara, México

“Cultural Conceptions of Fatigue of Firemen in a Station of Zapopan, Jalisco, México” José Miguel Antuan Meléndez-López and Mónica Isabel Contreras-Estrada, Universidad de Guadalajara, México; and María de la Luz Benítez-Venegaz, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, México

“Derechos Humanos de las Personas con Discapacidad” Antonio Jiménez-Díaz and Erandini Donaxi Pinto-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Familia y Situaciones de Dificultad por Cáncer Cervicouterino” Maricela Cruz-Del Ángel, Nelly Luna-Miranda, and Noelia Pacheco-Arenas, Universidad Veracruzana

Panel 6 Social Inclusion, Mental Health, and Illness in Chile and the United States Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development Discussant Cynthia Jackson, Meharry Medical College “The New Inclusion Law in the Education System in Chile” FRIDAY Emanuel Arredondo and Jorge Chuaqui, University of 8:00 – 9:30 am Valparaiso, Chile

Mesquite “A Theory of Social Exclusion: Implications for the Disability Community” Jorge Chuaqui, University of Valparaiso, Chile

“The Role of the Family in Managing Severe Mental Illness in Chile and the U.S.” James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development

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Panel 7 Disability History and Current Issues Moderator James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International Development Discussant Matthew T. Norwood, Independent Archivist “If Your Genetics Aren't as Good as the Next Person's Genetics: Prenatal Counseling as a Site of FRIDAY Controversy” 9:45 – 11:15 am Rebecca Monteleone, Arizona State University

G.T. Room 125 “Saving Disability History: The Challenges of Managing a Collection of Vocational Rehabilitation Materials” Matthew T. Norwood, Independent Archivist; and William A. Norwood, Tennessee Rehabilitation Center

“Parenting Styles, Self-Esteem, Age at Onset of Hearing Loss, and Gender as Predictors of Anxiety Disorders of Adolescents With Hearing Impairment in OYO State, Nigeria” Ogunwale Racheal, Federal College of Special Education, OYO State

Panel 8 Peripheral Neuropathy in Monoclonal Gammapathy of Undetermined Significance (MGUS) and Charcot-Marie- Tooth (CMT) Moderator Jean Rother, Metropolitan University, Denver

FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Participants: Mary Sawaya, Metropolitan State University, Denver Nicole Thede, Arapahoe Community College Directors Jean Rother, Metropolitan University, Denver

Panel 9 Critical Disability Studies in Education Moderator Heather Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs Discussant Jason M. Naranjo, University of Washington “Geographies of Disability: Toward a Spatial and Social Understanding of School-to-Community FRIDAY Transition for Disabled Youth” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Jason M. Naranjo, University of Washington

Nueces “Gender Differences Within the University Classroom Experiences of Disabled Student Veterans” Steven Cassiday, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

“Perceptions of Disability Among Disabled College Student Veterans” Heather Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

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COMMUNICATION STUDIES Rosário Durão New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Panel 1 Communication and Pedagogy Moderator Linda Alexander, West Los Angeles College “No More Pencils, No More Books! OER to the Rescue!” Friday Linda Alexander, West Los Angeles College 8:00 – 9:30 am “Oral Communication in Online vs. In-person G.T. Room 129 Classes: The Issue of Equivalence” Linda Alexander, West Los Angeles College

“Failing, but not Failures: Assessing the Use of Positive Communication to Improve Remediation in Probationary College Students” Heather Lemon, Arkansas State University

“Group Projects in Online Classes: Monitoring Students’ Progress/Participation” Linda Alexander, West Los Angeles College

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Panel 2 Health Communication Moderator Myleea D Hill, Arkansas State University “Health Information Seeking on the Internet: How Graduate and Senior College Students Determine Friday Credibility” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Khairul Islam, Arkansas State University

G.T. Room 133 “A Thematic Analysis of How Achalasia Patients Receive Online Social Support” Oluwayinka Dada, Arkansas State University

“#Savethemales: An Analysis of Prostate Cancer Foundation’s Facebook Posts and Reactions during Prostrate Cancer Awareness Month” Myleea D. Hill, Marceline Thompson-Hayes, Khairul Islam, and Omotayo Ogundigo, Arkansas State University

“Advertisements and the Optics of Depression: Problems Regarding Media & Framing” Ken Corbit, Belmont University; and Katherine Risk, University of Alabama

“Motivational Strategies for Improving Healthy Eating Habits: A Thematic Analysis of a MyPlate Twitter Campaign” Jamal Uddin, Minnesota State University Mankato

“Effective Communication in Creating Awareness on Influenza Vaccination: A Case Study of Arkansas State University Students and Staff” Oyeronke Afolabi, Arkansas State University

Panel 3 Communication and Media “Preferred Media of Consumption of Nigerian Christian Music to Reinforce Identities of Diasporic Friday Nigerians in Durban, South Africa” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Rhoda Abiolu and Prof Ruth Teer-Tomaselli, University of Kwazulu-Natal G.T. Room 127 “Media and Borderlands: The Brazilian Mainstream Media in the Context of Colonialism and Modern Imperialism” Kelly Sinara Alves de Carvalho, Federal University of Santa Maria

“Emerging Technology on Net Generation out- Migration in Nigeria: The Consequences” Oluwabunmi Bakare, Okunade Samuel, and Stephen Mutula, University of Kwazulu-Natal

“The Making of a Virtual Monster: Ideological Criticism on the ISIS Hate and Extremism” MD Shah Jahan, Minnesota State University, Mankato

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Panel 4 Communication and Experience Moderator Ken Corbit, Belmont University “Avowed Identity: Asserting Self-image and Dealing with Cultural Stereotypes in a Foreign Land” SATURDAY Adebukola Afolabi, Arkansas State University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Loving Someone Who is Dying: A Literature G.T. Room 127 Review of Families and Loved Ones Experience after the Patients Choses ‘Dying with Dignity’” Chelsea Hays, Arkansas State University

“White America: Eminem on White Privilege within the Music Industry” Ken Corbit, Belmont University; and Austin Goodwin, University of Alabama

“Using Artificial Intelligence to Raise Awareness on ‘Wicked’ Problems” Urooj Raja, Graduate student

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY Kevin Thompson North Dakota State University

Panel 1 Sexual Assault and Violence Moderator Brenda Yvette Lopez, St. Mary’s University “Beyond Microagressions: Sexual Violence and Trauma in the Utah School to Prison Pipeline” THURSDAY Giancarlo Panagia and Nicole McKenna, Westminster 8:00 – 9:30 am College

G.T. Room 129 “Differential Justice in Sexual Assault Cases on U.S. College Campuses” Alexander Goodwin, Prairie View A&M University

“An Analysis of Sexual Assault Rates for Texas Colleges and Universities: A Comparison of Public and Private Institutions” Brenda Yvette Lopez and Armando J. Abney, St. Mary’s University

Panel 2 Criminality Moderator Kevin Thompson, North Dakota State University “Using the Wisconsin Risk and Needs Assessment to Forecast Probation Outcomes for Felony DWI THURSDAY Offenders” 9:45 – 11:15 am Durant Frantzen and Sarah Rhodes, Texas A&M University of San Antonio G.T. Room 133 “The Criminal Element of Exposing Worker’s to Hazardous Conditions” Erika Walker, Prairie View A&M University

“The Correlation between Traffic Violations in College and Later Criminal Arrests” Kevin Thompson and Carol Huynh, North Dakota State University

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Panel 3 Training and Support Services Moderator Cindy Scott, Northern Arizona University “Problem Oriented Policing: Toward an Effective Community Public Safety Design” FRIDAY Donald L. Yates and Michael W. Walker, Alabama A&M 8:00 – 9:30 am University; and Vijayan K. Pillai, University of Texas at Arlington G.T. Room 133 “Hate Crime Victim Discounting: How State and Local Governments Have Evaded Federal Intervention” Nadria Robinson, Prairie View A&M University

“Mental Health First Aid Training and Law Enforcement: Self-report Impact on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors” Christine Arazan, Northern Arizona University

“Investigating the Impact of the Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) Program” Cindy Scott and Kristen Alaniz, Northern Arizona University

Panel 4 Race and Justice Issues Moderator Kurt Siedschlaw, University of Nebraska at Kearney “An Open and Shut Case: Federal Law, Legal Responsibility and Competing Notions of Justice and FRIDAY Conflict Resolution” 9:45 – 11:15 am Sondra Leftoff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY G.T. Room 137 “Emotional Unavailability: Economic Causes of the Unintended Form of Child Neglect” Amber Driver, Prairie View A&M University

“What Are GALs? Do They Do Any Good” Kurt Siedschlaw, University of Nebraska at Kearney

52 ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT (AFIT)

ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT (AFIT) Rojhat Avsar Columbia College Chicago

Panel 1 Roundtable: 30 Years After Bill Dugger's Corporate Hegemony - Section I Moderator Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst “Countervailing Power in Cultural Evolution” Kurt Keiser, Southwestern College THURSDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “Corporate Hegemony: A Case Study of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry” Pecos Avi Baranes, Rollins University

“Corporate Hegemony under Money Manager Capitalism” Erik Dean, Portland Community College

“What Does Corporate Hegemony Imply for International Economics: Is Mainstream Theory Still Relevant?” Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Panel 2 The State of The Art and Challenges for Heterodox Economics (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State “The State of the Art and Challenges for Heterodox Economics” THURSDAY Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State; and Lynne Chester, 9:45 – 11:15 am University of Sydney, Australia; and Carlo D’Ippoliti, Sapienza Università di Roma Nueces “Households in Heterodox Economic Theory: Institution, Going Concern, Processes and Individuals” Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University

“Heterodox Theories of Business Competition and Market Governance” Tuna Baskoy, Ryerson University, Canada

“Heterodox Theories of Distribution” Scott Carter, The University of Tulsa

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Environment, Sustainability, Technological Change, and Panel 3 Moderator Economic Development Richard Wagner, Rockhurst University “The Effect of Technical Progress upon Distribution along Kaldor-Kennedy Neutrality Line and the THURSDAY Measure of Value” 9:45 – 11:15 am Up Sira Nukulkit, University of Utah

Directors “Advanced Technologies and the Shape of the New Economic Order: Is this the End of Offshoring?” Isaac M. Laniado, Inst de Investigaciones Económicas UNAM

“The Institutional Prison of Growth for Growth’s Sake” Matt Rice, University of Missouri-Kansas City

“Education and Ecological Valuation: Dewey, Mumford, and Makiguchi” Richard Wagner, Rockhurst University

Panel 4 Advances in Methodology, Measurement, and New Institutional Forms Moderator John Hall, Portland State University “Integration of the Social Fabric Matrix and System Complexity for Policy Analysis” THURSDAY F. Gregory Hayden, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Women Helping Women in an Emerging Economy: Llano The Emergence and Institutional Logic of Networks of Support for Women Entrepreneurs in Brazil” Aline Coutinho, University of Ottawa

“Construct Validity and the Global Impunity Index” Richard V. Adkisson and Lucinda Vargas, New Mexico State University

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Panel 5 Radical Institutional Political Economy (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University “Democracy, Ideology, and Pragmatism: China and a New World Order” THURSDAY Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Feminist Radical Institutionalism and Pecos Neoliberalism” Mary Wrenn, University of the West of England; and William Waller, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

“The Doleful Dynamics of Competition: Inequality and Fakery in Modernity” William M. Dugger, University of Tulsa

“The Principles of Radical Institutional Political Economy: A Modest Proposal” Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

Panel 6 Student Scholars Award Competition Winners Moderator Erik Dean, Portland Community College "A Missing Element in the Empirical Post Keynesian Theory of Inflation – Total Credits to Households: A THURSDAY First-differenced VAR Approach to US Inflation” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Hongkil Kim, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Nueces “Morty: Life and Times of a Mortgage During the Government Sponsored Enterprises Targeted Purchases, 1992-2005” Joseph Ballegeer, University of Missouri - Kansas City

“Stationary State and the Aftermath of Prehistory: Mill and Marx on the Future of Capitalism” Márcio Santetti, University of Utah

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Panel 7 Evolutionary, Psychological, and Epistemological Foundations of Old Institutionalism Moderator Jim Peach, New Mexico State University “From Veblen's Epistemology to His Economic Reasoning” THURSDAY John Hall, Portland State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Psychological Contributions of Original Guadalupe Institutional Economists and Their Implications for Policy Action” Arturo Hermann, Istat

“Instincts as Basis for Institutions: A. Smith vs. T. Veblen” Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago

“The Nature of Reciprocity – A Comparative Interpretation of Boulding’s Grants Economics Versus Gift Exchange in Economic Anthropology” Stefan Kesting, University of Leeds

Panel 8 30 Years After Bill Dugger's Corporate Hegemony - Section II Moderator Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst “William Dugger's Understanding of Subreption and Its Application to Corporate Hegemony” FRIDAY John Hall, Portland State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Current Relevance of Bill Dugger's Corporate Nueces Hegemony” Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

“Bill Dugger's Corporate Hegemony 30 Years Later” Neal Wilson, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 9 Roundtable: Recent Contributions to Heterodox Economics Textbooks and Pedagogy (CROSSLISTED WITH UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

FRIDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Erik Dean, Portland Community College Justin Elardo, Portland Community College Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State Mesquite Barbara Wiens-Tuers, Pennsylvania State Altoona Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

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Panel 10 Health and Education Policies: Local and Industry-Level Case Studies Moderator James Webb, University of Missouri Kansas City “Pharmacogenics and the Evolution of Pharmaceutical Research: Do Orphan Drug Policies FRIDAY Need Revisiting?” 9:45 – 11:15 am Avraham Baranes, Rollins College

Directors “The Economic Impact of The Kansas School Equity and Enhancement Act” Ryan Holz, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

“Self-Inflicted Wounds: The Dynamics of the Dysfunctional US System of Health Care Provision” James Webb, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 11 Roundtable: Inequality and Institutional Thought Moderator Mary Wrenn, University of the West of England

FRIDAY Participants: 1:00 – 2:30 pm James K. Galbraith, University of Texas at Austin Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Nueces Amherst William M. Dugger, University of Tulsa

Panel 12 Roundtable: Discussion of Paul Davidson’s “Who’s Afraid of John Maynard Keynes” (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: GENERAL) Moderator Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Jim Peach, New Mexico State University Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico State University Pecos Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Panel 13 Roundtable: Future Directions for Heterodox Economics Moderator Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Participants: John Harvey, Texas Christian University Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University Llano Daphne T. Greenwood, University of Colorado

Panel 14 Institutions of Capitalism: Religion, Class, And Predation Moderator Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University “The Political Economy of Rural Syria: Narrative, Class, and Conflict” SATURDAY Ahmad Borazan, California State University-Fresno 8:00 – 9:30 am “Deliveries within and throughout the World Zionist Guadalupe Organization” Erin Johnson, University of Nebraska- Lincoln

“Top Down or Bottom Up? Limits to the Power of Religious Institutions Posed by Religious Identity” Marc von der Ruhr, St. Norbert College

Panel 15 Roundtable: “Democracy in Chains” - A Critical Discussion of Maclean's Book Moderator Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

SATURDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Pecos Amherst Rojhat Avsar, Columbia College Chicago

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Panel 16 Social Issues of Our Time and Innovative Policy Responses Moderator Erik Dean, Portland Community College “Behind the Problem of College Student Homelessness” SATURDAY Alexandra Greene, Prairie View A&M University 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Useful Metal, the Aping Disease, and the Guadalupe Institution of Childhood Lead Poisoning” Neal Wilson, University of Missouri Kansas City

“Considering the Community Development Block Grant Program: A Case of Federally Funded and Locally Administered Federal Policy” Jordan Shipley and Kyle Mohr, University of Missouri Kansas City

Panel 17 Persistent Inequality: Ramifications and Remedies Moderator Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University “Cultures of Inequality: Financialization, Labour and Social Finance” SATURDAY Elisabetta Magnani, Macquarie University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Why Has the Great Recession Failed to Produce a Pecos New Deal in the U.S.?” Jon D. Wisman, American University

“Wealth Privilege: The New Face of White Supremacy” Robert B. (Bob) Williams, Guilford College

“Sustainable Development and Institutionalist Labor Economics” Daphne T. Greenwood, University of Colorado

Panel 18 Institutional Analysis and Developing Country Experiences Moderator Avi Baranes, Rollins College “Law Reform and Financial Development: A Panel Data Study of 14 Emerging Economies” SATURDAY Prabirjit Sarkar, Jadavpur University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Path Dependence on the Fiscal Regime: The cases of Guadalupe Argentina, Brasil and Chile between 2005-2010” Guilherme de Oliveira Scaglione and Luciana Rosa de Souza, Universidade Federal de São Paulo

“Brazil's Sertão and Celso Furtado's Understanding of Core-Periphery” Jonas Rama, Centre d'Économie de la Sorbonne; and John Hall, Portland State University

“Colombia´s Peace Process: A Case Study of a Vexing Society Struggling for Institutional Adjustment” Jairo Parada, Universidad del Norte

59 ECONOMICS: BUSINESS AND FINANCE

ECONOMICS: BUSINESS AND FINANCE Kashi Nath Tiwari KNT’s Academic Financial Research

Panel 1 Price Volatility, Outcome, and Quality Moderator David H. Lindsay, California State University, Stanislaus Discussants Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT’s Academic Financial Research Thomas Pencek, University of South Florida, Sarasota David H. Lindsay, California State University, Stanislaus “The Impact of Duration of AACSB Accreditation on a Measurable Learning Outcome – Further Evidence” SATURDAY David H. Lindsay, Annhenrie Campbell, Kim B. Tan, and 8:00 – 9:30 am Tim Firch, California State University, Stanislaus

G.T. Room 123 “Modeling Price Volatility in LNG Markets” Ziya Cologlu, University of Texas at Dallas

“Earnings Quality and Board of Director Characteristics: Evidence from Thailand” David H. Lindsay, California State University, Stanislaus; Parporn Akathaporn and Nancy Lankton, Marshall University

60 ECONOMICS: GENERAL

ECONOMICS: GENERAL Christopher Erickson New Mexico State University

Panel 1 Economic Differences in Arid and Humid States, Geography, and Natural Resources (CROSSLISTED WITH ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY) Moderator Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University “How the Oil Price-Macroeconomy Relationship Has Changed in Arid States” THURSDAY Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Impacts of Agricultural Productivity Enhancements Mesquite and Time Value of Money on Groundwater Extraction” Ryan Blake Williams, Texas Tech University

“Enlisting the Affective Domain in Art: Natural Resources and Arid Lands” David E.R. Gay, University of Arkansas

“An Analysis of Economic Development Incentives in Tennessee” Mark Wilson, Tennessee Tech University

“Examining the Effects of ‘The Great Recession’ on Arid States” Daniel Kuester, Kansas State University

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Panel 2 Topics in Latin America Economics I (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Javier Medina-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Borders between Economics and Politics: the Mercosul Convergency Fund (FOCEM); The Reality in THURSDAY the Brasil-Paraguai Border and the Works of Albert O. 9:45 – 11:15 am Hirschman” Gustavo Biasoli Alves, Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Llano Paraná, Brazil

“Striving Towards Global Equality: The Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment, Economic Growth and Human Capital Accumulation in Latin American Countries” Jennifer Stacy Roca, Colorado College

“Propuesta de un Índice para la Medición de las Condiciones de Autogestión en la Superación de la Pobreza y el Mejoramiento de Condiciones de Vida. Caso: México y Colombia” Fabián Santofimio-Vargas, Universidad Colombo Germana, Bogotá, Colombia

“The Study of the Economists in Latin America: A Genealogical Secret Revealed” Sergio L. Sandoval-Aragón, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 3 Innovative Ideas from the Financial System Moderator Mansokku Lee, State University of New York at Geneseo “Socio-Political Determinants of Financial Stability” Mansokku Lee, State University of New York at Geneseo; THURSDAY and Taeyoung Lee, University of Utah 1:00 – 2:30 pm “How does Investment Affect Urban Growth Across Mesquite European Countries?” Shanelle Trail, New Mexico State University

“Investment Liberalization, Credit Constraints, and International Trade: The Effect of BITs on the Extensive and Intensive Margins of Exports” Tingting Xiong, Howard University

“Modeling Price Volatility in LNG Markets” Ziya Cologlu, University of Texas at Dallas

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Panel 4 Studies on Public Policy Moderator Sean Alley, Tennessee Tech University “Tax-Credit Scholarship Funding Determinants” John Merrifield, University of Texas – San Antonio; and THURSDAY Michael R. Ford, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Examining the Efficiency Implications of Income G.T. Room 123 Tax v. Sales Tax v. Lottery: An Experimental Economics Approach” Andrew York and Sean Alley, Tennessee Tech University

“Trade Cluster Impacts on Southern Border Transportation Costs” Tom Fullerton, University of Texas—El Paso

“Social Capital: The Evidence of New Mexico's Counties” Leila Shadabi, New Mexico State University

Panel 5 New Ideas in Innovation, Education and Development Moderator Jac C. Heckelman, Wake Forest University “The Optimal Extent of Regulation: Evidence from a Panel of International Data” FRIDAY Jac C. Heckelman, Wake Forest University; and Bonnie 8:00 – 9:30 am Wilson, Saint Louis University

G.T. Room 123 “The Mexican Unauthorized Immigration and its Relationship with Crime in the United States” Manuel Reyes, University of Texas

“Innovation and Development: An Investigation Using City Level Data” Luyen Nguyen and Christopher Erickson, New Mexico State University

“Examining the Impact of Economics Education on Millennials' Attitudes about the Economy and Economic Institutions” Sean Alley and Mark Melichar, Tennessee Tech University

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Panel 6 Using Microeconomics to Solve Problems Locally and Globally Moderator Kristina M.L. Acri nee Lybecker, Colorado College “Is it Economics, or the Bad Luck of a Conflict- Ridden DNA: A Study of the Causes of Civil War in the FRIDAY Middle East and North Africa” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Mayss Al Alami and Kristina M.L. Acri nee Lybecker, Colorado College G.T. Room 123 “Intellectual Property Rights, Infrastructure, and HIV/AIDS” Cory Wake, HealthCare Appraisers, Inc.; and Kristina M.L. Acri nee Lybecker, Colorado College

“Increasing the Organ Supply: Using Tax Deductions and Paid Leave to Save Lives” Justin Nguyen, Colorado College

“Striving towards Global Equality: The Relationship between FDI, Economic Growth and Human Capital Accumulation in Latin American Countries” Jennifer Roca, Colorado College

Panel 7 Roundtable: Discussion of Paul Davidson’s “Who’s Afraid of John Maynard Keynes” (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Jim Peach, New Mexico State University

FRIDAY Participants: 2:45 – 4:15 pm Jim Peach, New Mexico State University Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico State University Pecos Hendrik Van den Berg, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Panel 8 Water and Social Justice Moderator Carlos G. Silva, University of Arkansas at Little Rock “A Dynamic Analysis of Negative Environmental Externalities on Water Extraction and Equality” SATURDAY Carlos G. Silva, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; and 9:45 – 11:15 am Saeed P. Langarudi, New Mexico State University

Mesquite “Household Water Collection among Women and Children in Sub-Saharan Africa: Public-Private Infrastructural Provision Analysis” Bernard Baah-Kumi, New Mexico State University

“Do Predictive Analytic Techniques Tend to Reinforce Discrimination against Disadvantaged Group” Zaki Eusufzai, Loyola Marymount University

“The Effects of Urban Sprawl on Minority Housing Consumption Gaps Since the Great Recession” Jared Ragusett, Central Connecticut State University

“Underground Employment: Analyzing the Job Quality of New York City Subway Dancers” Leanne Roncolato, Franklin and Marshall College

Panel 9 Fairness Issues in Economic Development Moderator Carlos Germán Palafox Moyers, Independent Scholar “Fair Trade, an Alternative Integration Process: Case Study of Etchohuaquila, Navojoa, Sonora” SATURDAY Jeanette Gilabert, Universidad de Sonora 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Economic Optimization of Agricultural Production in Directors FCT, Abuja Nigeria” Ejiro Osiobe, New Mexico State University

“The Determination of the Actual Homogeneous Groups Within the MENA Region and the Asian Muslim Countries by Using the Cluster Analysis Based on the Key of Macroeconomic Indicators” Saleh Idhirij, New Mexico State University

“Fiscal and Teacher Salary Effects of School Choice” Vance Ginn, Texas Public Policy Foundation; and John Merrifield, University of Texas – San Antonio

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ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Chelsea Schelly Michigan Technological University

Panel 1 Riverscapes: The San Antonio River as a Confluence of Education, Art, and Recreation Moderator Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University

THURSDAY Discussants: 1:00 – 2:30 pm Ravae Villafranca Shaeffer, Transformation Central Texas STEM Center Chula Vista Frates Seeligson, San Antonio River Foundation Boardroom Matthew Driffill, San Antonio River Authority

Panel 2 Environment and Development “Local Environmental Management: A Matter of Building Efficient and Continuous Governmental THURSDAY Capacities” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Beatriz Adriana Venegas Sahagun, Jeovana Arcelia Venegas Sahagun, and Elda Mireya Rodriguez Gonzalez, G.T. Room 125 Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Third Shift? Gender Roles in a Women’s Ecotourism Cooperative” Mayra Sanchez Morgan and Richelle Winkler, Michigan Technological University

“An Integrated Family-You-Nature-Evolution Approach to Environmental Sustainability Assurance” Krishnendu Sarkar, NSHM College of Management & Technology, Kolkata, India

“Domestication in Pakistani Press: Frames for the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference” Mudassar Hussain, University of Sargodha

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Panel 3 Research on Environmentally Consequential Human Behaviors “Sustainability Driven Business Innovation Education: Its Effects on Attitudes and Decision THURSDAY Making Behaviors” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Asayehgn Desta, Dominican University of California

Chula Vista “Household and Block Level Influences on Residential Fertilizer Use and Intensity” Boardroom Urooj Raja, University of Colorado

“The Challenges of Reducing Household Consumption Across the Food-Energy-Water Nexus” Chelsea Schelly and William Lytle, Michigan Technological University

“The Stakeholders in the Governance of the Municipal Solid Waste Management” Beatriz Adriana Venegas Sahagun, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 4 Public Lands “Presidential Power Under the Antiquities Act: Trump’s Western Showdown at the Antiquities Act SATURDAY Corral” 9:45 – 11:15 am E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East

Chula Vista “Monuments and the Voices Who Created Them: A Case Study of Basin and Range, Gold Butte, Tule Boardroom Springs Fossil Beds National Monuments” Amber Overholser, Southern Arkansas University

“Understanding Civic Recreation - Outdoor Recreationists as Advocates, Stewards, and Managers of Natural Resources” Rebecca Schild, University of Colorado

Panel 5 Water Resources Management 1 “The Origin of US National Drinking Water Standards, 1914-1974” SATURDAY Michael Zarkin, Westminster College 1:00 – 2:30 pm “How Are the European Union Water Framework Mesquite Directive and the Integrated Water Resources Management Principles Represented in the Dniester Project and the 2012 Treaty between Ukraine and Moldova?” Iren Marinova, Colorado State University

“Water Quality of the Shallow Aquifer of the Juarez Valley on the Banks of the Rio Grande” Gustavo Cordova, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

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Panel 6 Water Resources Management 2 “Community Outreach Efforts for Stormwater Projects: An Examination of California's Propositions SATURDAY 1 and 84” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Jessica DeShazo, California State University Los Angeles; and Hannah Johnston, California State University Los Frio Angeles

“Adventures in Gameland: An Illustrated Discussion of a Community Engagement Effort to Build Resilience to Flooding and Sea Level Rise” Wie Yusuf, Michelle Covi, J. Gail Nicula, Carol Considine, and Khairul A. Anuar, Old Dominion University

“Public Acceptance of Water Resources Management Strategies: Assessing the Differences between Idaho’s Rural and Urban Populations” Monica Hubbard, Boise State University

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GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT Peter J. Martini Heidelberg University

Panel 1 Globalization and Development I Moderator Alejandro González Vera, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “The Praxis of Antisystemic Hope for the Construction of Another World, in Social Activists” FRIDAY Alejandro González Vera, Universidad de Guadalajara, 8:00 – 9:30 am México

G.T. Room 135 “Does Keeping the Peace Abroad Foster Instability at Home? An Analysis of the Domestic Effects of U.N. Peacekeeping Contributions” Matthew Munday, University of Texas at Dallas

“Globalization, Societal Disruption, and the Potential Positive Effects of Group-Identification” Ronnie Grant, Florida International University

Panel 2 Globalization and Development II Moderator Peter J. Martini, Heidelburg University “Geolocalised Features of Reality Television Franchises in South Africa: Discussions on Big FRIDAY Brother Mzansi, Idols South Africa, and Survivor 1:00 – 2:30 pm South Africa” Rhoda Titilopemi Inioluwa Abiolu and Ruth Teer- G.T. Room 137 Tomaselli, University of Kwazulu-Natal

“Greening the Urban Landscape: The Potential Impacts of Container and Roof-top Gardening on Food Security and Health Outcomes in the Central Honshu Region of Japan” Michèle Companion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

“Good Intentions, False Representations: How U.S. Humanitarian Aid Cultivates Dependency in Haiti” Sara Pavey, Texas State University

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HISTORY Monica S. Gallamore University of Central Oklahoma

Stanford K. Lester Independent Scholar

Panel 1 The American West Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, University of Central Oklahoma “Cattle Trails and Railroads: Busting Open Indian Territory” THURSDAY Kathryn G. Bailey, University of Central Oklahoma 8:00 – 9:30 am “Relations of Freedpeople in The Muscogee Creek Chula Vista Nation: Reconstruction to Current” Savannah Waters, University of Central Oklahoma Boardroom “Voices and Visions: Oral Histories from the Arthur and Shifra Silberman American Indian Art Collection” Leigh Dudley, University of Central Oklahoma

Panel 2 Culture and Identity Moderator Monica S. Gallamore, University of Central Oklahoma “Pitas, Permits and Passports: Arab Foodways in the Windsor-Detroit Borderlands” THURSDAY Robert Nelson, University of Windsor 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Fusion of Cultures and the Emergence of a G.T. Room 123 Border Mentality” Carmen De Leon, Temple University

“‘The Joke's on History': Reality, Fantasy, and Nostalgia in La La Land (2016)” Richard A. Voeltz, Cameron University

Panel 3 Early American History Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar “Vendors of Credence: Remembering Early American History through Nineteenth-Century Schoolbooks” THURSDAY Courtney Slavin, Texas Tech University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Venerable Veterans: Early American Presidential G.T. Room 129 Politics and Revolutionary War Memory” Duncan M. Knox, Texas Tech University

“Remembering the Goliad Massacre while Trying to Change the Narrative” Samantha Garza, St. Mary's University

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Panel 4 Movers and Shaker: Contributions and Influence Moderator Leigh Dudley, University of Central Oklahoma “Fig Farms for Everyman - The Story of a Visionary Developer at the Turn of 20th Century California” FRIDAY Georgeanne Brennan, Independent Scholar 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ Use of Myth-Making as G.T. Room 127 Self Preservation, 1950 – 1963” Helen Alyse Salkeld, University of Central Oklahoma

“Sprung from the Dreaming of an Irish Heart”: Representations of Irish Women in Lady Gregory’s “Kincora” Heyley J. Bowman, University of Central Oklahoma

Panel 5 European History: Wars and Aftermath Moderator Stanford K. Lester, Independent Scholar “A.E.I.O.U.: Austria, Croatia, and the Future of Europe, 1914-1918” FRIDAY Michael Kenny, UC San Diego 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Stalin's Last Stand” G.T. Room 123 Dennis Rohatyn, University of San Diego

“Robert T. Pain Jr., Persevering Culture and Heritage Through the ACLS and Monuments Men” Philip Dyer, University of Central Oklahoma

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LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Jesús Ruiz-Flores Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México, Campus Morelia, México

Panel 1 Perspectivas y Desafíos en América Latina Hoy: Intercambios y Miradas desde la Región Moderator Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México, Campus Morelia, México Discussant Jesús Ruiz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “El Proceso de Integración Latinoamericana y Caribeña Mediante la Cooperación Humanitaria / The THURSDAY Process of Latin American and Caribbean Integration 8:00 – 9:30 am through Humanitarian Cooperation” Sandra Rivera-Martínez, Universidad de Guadalajara, Frio México

“Centroamérica en la Encrucijada de la Desigualdad” Paula Delgado-Hinojosa, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Centroamérica: Problemas de la Minería Extractiva” Ignacio Medina-Núñez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 2 Topics in Latin America Economics I (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: GENERAL) Moderator Javier Medina-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Borders between Economics and Politics: the Mercosul Convergency Fund (FOCEM); The Reality in THURSDAY the Brasil-Paraguai Border and the Works of Albert O. 9:45 – 11:15 am Hirschman” Gustavo Biasoli Alves, Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Llano Paraná, Brazil

“Striving Towards Global Equality: The Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment, Economic Growth and Human Capital Accumulation in Latin American Countries” Jennifer Stacy Roca, Colorado College

“Propuesta de un Índice para la Medición de las Condiciones de Autogestión en la Superación de la Pobreza y el Mejoramiento de Condiciones de Vida. Caso: México y Colombia” Fabián Santofimio-Vargas, Universidad Colombo Germana, Bogotá, Colombia and Universidad Iberoamericana de Bogotá D.C.

“The Study of the Economists in Latin America: A Genealogical Secret Revealed” Sergio L. Sandoval-Aragón, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 3 Producción y Empleo Moderator Ana Gabriela González-Anaya, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “El Empleo de Profesionistas en Los Altos de Jalisco” Cándido González-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, THURSDAY México 9:45 – 11:15 am “Características Laborales de los Psicólogos Egresados Frio del Centro Universitario de Los Altos” Ana Gabriela González-Anaya, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Rotación Laboral en Nutral” Hermelinda Navarro-Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Una Empresa Rural que Respeta el Entorno” Alejandra Uriega-Chirino, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Precariedad en el Empleo Femenino Después de la Crisis de 2008” María Luisa González Marín, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, UNAM, México

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Panel 4 Hispanic: Classics from la Madre Patria (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO/LATINO/HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University “Representation of the Absent Object: Pictorial THURSDAY Mysticism in El Greco and Pablo Picasso” 9:45 – 11:15 am Enrique Mallén and Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

Pecos “Tradition and Innovation through the Architecture of Wineries in Spain Today” Kimberly Habegger, Regis University

Panel 5 Marginalidad y Violencia: Casos y Reflexiones Moderator Gustavo Biasoli-Alves, Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná “Stigma, Communitas and Corrective Ways to

Homeless People in Bogotá (2000-2010)” THURSDAY Carlos José Suárez-García, Universidad de Guadalajara, 1:00 – 2:30 pm México

Chula Vista “La Bioconstrucción, Alternativa Sustentable en Zonas Rurales y en Extrema Pobreza” Mauricio Ruiz-Serrano, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, México

“Realidades Sociales de las Condiciones de Trabajo en Mujeres Pepenadoras de Basura de Vertederos del Estado de Jalisco” Mónica Isabel Contreras-Estrada, Javier Fuentes- Godínez, Raquel González-Baltazar, and Gabriela Barajas-Ramírez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Políticas Sociales y Transferencias Monetarias Condicionadas: Los Casos de México y Ecuador” Cynthia Lucía Huitrado-Téllez, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede Ecuador

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Panel 6 Topics in Latin America Economics II Moderator Fabián Santofimio-Vargas, Universidad Colombo Germana, Bogotá, Colombia and Universidad Iberoamericana de Bogotá D.C. “Apertura Comercial y Diversificación de las Exportaciones en México y Brasil” THURSDAY Salvador González-Andrade and Pedro Alberto Márquez- 1:00 – 2:30 pm Mondragón, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México

Pecan “Internacionalización de Pymes Mexicanas a Partir de Su Integración a Cadenas de Valor de Multinacionales de la Industria Automotriz” Angélica Basulto-Castillo, Javier Medina-Ortega, and Tania Martínez-Haro, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Inversión Extranjera Directa en América Latina: ¿Retorno a Su Lugar de Origen?” Reyna Vergara-González, Yolanda Carbajal-Suárez, and Leobardo de Jesús Almonte, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, México

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Panel 7 Chicano/Latino: Literature by Chicanas/Latinas/Hispanas (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO/LATINO/HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Gwendolyn Díaz, St. Mary’s University “Erotica in the Río Grande: Sandra Cisneros’s Loose Woman” THURSDAY Gwendolyn Díaz, St. Mary’s University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “La Configuración de las Identidades Femeninas Blanco desde el Prestigio y el Poder” Liliana Ibeth Castañeda-Rentería, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Part 1 “Writing Herstory: One Step at a Time: So Far from God, So Far from the Zero Point” Andrés Ruíz-Olaya, Arizona State University

Part 2 “From North to South and All Around: Los Recuerdos de la Chicana en Canícula y La Casa en Mango Street” Nancy Gómez, Arizona State University

Part 3 “Let's Build 'Bridges' Instead of 'Walls': A Rhizomatic Analysis of the Development and Post-establishment of Gloria Anzaldúa's Frontier Theory and its Digital Representation” Rosita Scerbo, Arizona State University

Part 4 “Reconfiguration of Family Structures and Sexualities in How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer (2005) by Georgina Riedel” Diana Díaz, Arizona State University

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Panel 8 Procesos Educativos e Implicaciones Sociales Moderator Cándido González-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Estudiantes que Trabajan, el Riesgo de Abandonar la Universidad” THURSDAY Arturo Benítez-Zavala, Universidad de Guadalajara, 2:45 – 4:15 pm México

Frio “Alumnas de la Carrera de Agronomía: Configuración de Trayectorias Profesionales a Partir de sus Experiencias y Utopías” Herlinda Landín-Alcántar, Juan Patricio Castro-Ibáñez, and Fernando López-Alcocer, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Eficacia Percibida y Práctica Docente del Profesor del Nivel Medio Superior” María del Carmen Farfán-García and Enrique Navarrete- Sánchez, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México; and María Teresa Dávalos-Romo, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

“Comprensión Lectora en Estudiantes Universitarios de Psicología” María Teresa Dávalos-Romo, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas; María del Carmen Farfán-García and Enrique Navarrete-Sánchez, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Panel 9 Empresas, Innovación y Competitividad Moderator Salvador González-Andrade, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México “Pilares de la Competitividad e Inversión en Ciencia y Tecnología en los Países de la Alianza del Pacífico: THURSDAY Retos para la Integración Comercial” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Ángel Licona-Michel, José Ernesto Rangel-Delgado, and Juan González-García, Universidad de Colima México Llano “Innovación Tecnológica y Desarrollo Económico en México” Francisco Betancourt-Núñez, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

“El Empresario MiPyMe del Sector Comercio y Su Gestión ante el Desafío de la Competitividad en la ZMG” Dulce María Aparicio-Padilla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 10 Chicano/Latino: Literature Noir (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO/LATINO/HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Genaro Pérez, Texas Tech University “El Dorado in East Harlem de Victor Rodríguez y Death at Solstice de Lucha Corpi: Forma y Fondo” THURSDAY Genaro Pérez, Texas Tech University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Women and Gender Stereotypes in Noir Literature. Pecos Taking a Look at My Bad. A Mile High Noir” Rodrigo Pereyra, Texas Tech University

“Manuel Ramos y Su ‘Chicano Noir’” Jorge Zamora, Texas Tech University

Panel 11 Labor Activities, Family, and Human Rights (CROSSLISTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES AND DISABILITIES) Moderator Hermelinda Navarro-Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Quality of Work Life and Mental Health in Nursing Staff in Guadalajara, México” THURSDAY Raquel González-Baltazar, Silvia G. León-Cortes, Mónica 4:30 – 6:00 pm Isabel Contreras-Estrada, Brenda J. Hidalgo-González, and Gustavo Hidalgo-Santacruz, Universidad de Llano Guadalajara, México

“Cultural Conceptions of Fatigue of Firemen in a Station of Zapopan, Jalisco, México” José Miguel Antuan Meléndez-López and Mónica Isabel Contreras-Estrada, Universidad de Guadalajara, México; and María de la Luz Benítez-Venegaz, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, México

“Derechos Humanos de las Personas con Discapacidad” Antonio Jiménez-Díaz and Erandini Donaxi Pinto-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Familia y Situaciones de Dificultad por Cáncer Cervicouterino” Maricela Cruz-Del Ángel, Nelly Luna-Miranda, and Noelia Pacheco-Arenas, Universidad Veracruzana

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Panel 12 Empresas y Desarrollo Local Moderator Angélica Basulto-Castillo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Impact of Qualitative Variables from a Social Network in the Performance of the Food Truck THURSDAY Business Model in Guadalajara” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Gabriel Salvador Fregoso-Jasso, Mario Celim Mures-Iza, and Antonio de Jesus Vizcaíno, Universidad de Frio Guadalajara, México

“Calidad en el Servicio desde la Percepción de la Gerencia de una Empresa Electrónica en Jalisco” Ricardo R. Rodríguez-Toscano, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Aglomeraciones Productivas en Jalisco: El Caso de la Acuacultura de Tilapia” Rosario Cota-Yáñez and Juan Alberto Guzmán-Pérez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 13 Universidades y Políticas Sociales Moderator Sergio L. Sandoval-Aragón, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Inter-textualidad en las Políticas de Educación Superior como Factor de Configuración del Sentido de FRIDAY la Nueva Universidad Pública en México” 8:00 – 9:30 am José Antonio Ramírez-Díaz and María Isabel Félix-López, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Frio “Políticas de Igualdad de Género en las Universidades Latinoamericanas, Alcances y Limitaciones” Celia Magaña-García, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Diagnóstico Histórico de la Universidad Mexicana en el Libro “La Universidad Imaginada”” Jenaro Reynoso-Jaime, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, México

“Análisis Comparativo de Políticas Educativas en Latinoamérica” Martha Esthela Gómez-Collado, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, México

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Panel 14 Gobernanza y Legitimidad Moderator Antonio Jiménez-Díaz, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Sustentabilidad Social Como Legitimadora de Infraestructuras Urbanas. El Caso de Guadalajara FRIDAY Jalisco, México” 8:00 – 9:30 am Jesús Emmanuel Moreno-Fernández, Universidad de Baja California, México; and Miriam Anahí Guerra- Llano Hernández, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“El Gobierno Electrónico, Avances y Retos en Tres Entidades Federativas: CDMX, Puebla e Hidalgo” Leticia Contreras-Orozco, Delia Gutiérrez-Linares, and Eduardo Rodríguez-Manzanares, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“La Estrategia del Gobierno Digital, Como Programa Federal de México 1994-2017” Leobardo Ruiz-Alanís, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“El Incumplimiento de la Protección de Datos Personales en el Ejercicio Profesional Privado en el Municipio de Ocotlán, Jalisco, Percepción de los Usuarios” Alma Jéssica Velázquez-Gallardo and María de Lourdes Manzanero-Trejo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 15 Desafíos en México y la Nueva Gestión Pública (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Marcela Franzoni, UNESP/UNICAMP/PUC-SP, Brazil “México ante los Desafíos Existenciales en la Segunda Década del Siglo XXI” FRIDAY Platón Aldo Arenas-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, 8:00 – 9:30 am México

Pecos “Liderazgo Medido: La Nueva Gestión Pública Basada en Rankings” Andrés Valdéz-Zepeda, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Mexico-US Interdependent Relations” Marcela Franzoni, UNESP/UNICAMP/PUC-SP, Brazil

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Panel 16 Universidad y Sociedad Moderator Celia Magaña-García, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Referentes Estructurantes del Capital Universitario de Estudiantes de Pregrado. El Caso del Centro FRIDAY Universitario de la Ciénega” 9:45 – 11:15 am Eduardo Hernández-González, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Frio “Educación Superior, Competencia y Mercado. ¿Fórmula Compatible con La Inclusión Social?” Jesús Ruiz-Flores and Ma. Soledad Castellanos- Villarruel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México; and Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding, Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México, Campus Morelia, México

“Intercultural Autonomous University of Sinaloa (Universidad Autónoma Intercultural de Sinaloa) Linking with Yoreme-mayo Communities” Ernesto Guerra-García, Universidad Autónoma Intercultural de Sinaloa, México

Panel 17 Gestión, Gobernanza y Redes Sociales Moderators Alma Jéssica Velázquez-Gallardo, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Planeación Metropolitana y Políticas Públicas en América Latina. Caso del Instituto Metropolitano de FRIDAY Planeación de la Zona Metropolitana de Guadalajara” 9:45 – 11:15 am Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Llano Guadalajara, México

“Redes Sociales y Cooperación: Un Análisis Conceptual y Empírico para Explicar la Gobernanza de Redes en México” Magdiel Gómez-Muñiz, Omar E. Macedonio-Maya, Patricia González-Díaz, and Ma. Soledad Castellanos- Villarruel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Gestión Pública y el Uso de las TIC en el Gobierno del Estado de México” Leticia Contreras-Orozco, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

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Panel 18 Agriculture: Production and Culture Moderator Rosario Cota-Yañez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Industria del Tequila: Multinacionales y Empresas Locales” FRIDAY Javier Medina-Ortega and Angélica Basulto-Castillo, 9:45 – 11:15 am Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Pecos “Concepciones Culturales de los Riesgos Laborales en Jimadores del Agave en el Municipio de Amatitán, Jalisco, México” David Delgadillo-Jáuregui, Mónica Isabel Estrada- Contreras, and María Luisa Ávalos-Latorre, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Cultural Conceptions of the Work Risks of the Agricultural Day Laborers Cutters of Tomato in a Company in Yurécuaro, Michoacán, México 2017” Alejandra Godínez-Tovar, Mónica Isabel Estrada- Contreras, and David Israel Montes-Martínez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“El Rostro de la Mujer en el Campo Jalisciense: Escenarios de su Participación en Programas de Extensionismo Rural” Juan Patricio Castro-Ibáñez, Herlinda Landín-Alcántar, and Fernando López-Alcocer, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Agricultura de Exportación en Jalisco: Los Contrastes Locales de la Modernización” Luz Orieta Rodríguez-González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara; and Víctor Manuel Castillo-Girón, Suhey Ayala-Ramírez, and Ricardo R. Rodríguez-Toscano, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 19 Food for the Body and Soul (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO/LATINO/HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University “Intercepting Iron Deficiency Anemia in Honduras” Valencia Browning-Keen, Sam Houston State University FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “Toward the Study of Food Insecurity Among Children of Latino Farmworkers” Guadalupe Rubén Martínez, Barry Lewis, and Juan Coronado, Michigan State University

“Ernesto Galarza’s Philosophy of Bilingual Education” Robert de Anda, Portland State University

“¿Mis Padres lo Entenderán?: Linguistic Hurdles Facing Latina/o Students Pursuing Four-Year Institutions of Higher Education” Zachary Taylor, University of Texas/Austin

Panel 20 Geography Applied in Western Mexico. Local Scale Moderator María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Solid Waste Management. Waste Separation in the Informal Recycling Sector in Guadalajara, Jalisco, FRIDAY México” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, and María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Frio Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Dynamics of Soil Coverage: Case Studies of the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara, Jalisco, México” Juan Pablo Corona-Medina, Heriberto Cruz-Solís, Margarita Anaya-Corona, and Liliana Guadalupe Villa- González, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Estrategia Urbanizadora de un Espacio Rural. El Caso de Matatlán” María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Armando Chávez- Hernández, Javier Rentería-Vargas, and María Evangelina Salinas-Escobar, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“La Resistencia Ciudadana Frente a la Arbitrariedad Institucionalizada en los Procesos de Urbanización en el Área Metropolitana de Guadalajara” María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, José Froilán Portugal- Zegarra, Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, and María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 21 Movilidad, Migración y Fronteras Físico-simbólicas Moderator Ernesto Guerra-García, Universidad Autónoma Intercultural de Sinaloa, México “La Articulación de la Movilidad Rural-urbano de las Mujeres y los Hombres Rurales en América Latina” FRIDAY Humberto De Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de 1:00 – 2:30 pm Zacatecas, México

Llano “Migración Internacional y Pobreza Entre los Migrantes del Estado de México” Renato Salas-Alfaro, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Análisis Crítico y Complejo del Discurso Político de las Primeras Autoridades del sur de Chile sobre la Población Mapuche en el Contexto de las Pestes Post- Pacificación de La Araucanía” Paola Henríquez-Lagos, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile

“Convertirse en Japonés en el Extranjero: El Caso de Yoshihei Carlos Nakatani” Mariko Nihei, Universidad Waseda, Japón

Panel 22 Chicano/Hispanic/Latino: Politics (CROSSLISTED WITH CHICANO/LATINO/HISPANIC STUDIES) Moderator John Francis Burke, Trinity University “Habitar la Frontera Desde la Afroconciencia en el Estado Español” FRIDAY Odome Angone, Universite Cheikh Anta Diop De Dakar, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Senegal

Pecos “Latino Personalismo Politics - Its Promises and Perils” John Francis Burke, Trinity University

“Border Discontent and the Trump Administration” Laurence Armand French, University of New Hampshire; and Magdaleno Manzanárez, Western New Mexico University

“Home, Sweet and Not-So-Sweet, Home” Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University

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FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm Latin American Studies Section

Business Meeting Frio

Panel 23 Geography Applied in Western México. Regional Scale (CROSSLISTED WITH ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY) Moderator Margarita Anaya-Corona, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Local Ecological Planning: Successes and Challenges in Ixtlahuacán del Río, Jalisco. México” FRIDAY Margarita Anaya-Corona, Juan Pablo Corona-Medina, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Leticia Loza-Ramírez, and María Dolores Arellano-Amalla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Pecan “Geography and Migration, Opportunity – Jalisco, México” María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, and María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Economic and Social Component: Characterization of the Local Ecological Order of Ixtlahuacán del Río, Jalisco. México” María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla and Margarita Anaya-Corona, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“A Space for the Elderly in Jalisco, México” Norma Griselda Aguayo-Moya, María de los Dolores Arellano-Amalla, and María Teresa Rentería-Rodríguez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 24 Movilidad, Migración y Fronteras Físico-simbólicas II (CROSSLISTED WITH SOCIOLOGY) Moderator Ángel Licona-Michel, Universidad de Colima, México “Dreamers: The Socioeconomic Repercussions of Ending DACA in Pennsylvania” FRIDAY David Reyes-Farias, West Chester University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Paionia Retsuden (The Biographies of Pioneers)” Blanco Mariko Nihei, Waseda University, Japan

“Ganadores y Perdedores del TLCAN, a Propósito de la Re-negociación” Jorge Abel Rosales-Saldaña, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

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Panel 25 Tradición y Cultura Culinaria Moderator Hilda Irene Cota-Guzmán, Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, México “Tradiciones Alimentarias Contemporáneas en Latinoamérica” FRIDAY Hilda Irene Cota-Guzmán, Universidad del Claustro de 4:30 – 6:00 pm Sor Juana, México

Chula Vista “El Maíz Criollo en México: de la Cocina Tradicional a la Vanguardia Culinaria” Jazmín Anaid Flores-Zúñiga, Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana; and Gisell López-García, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México

“Millennials’ Grilling Consumption Experience. An Exploratory Study in Mexico” Flor Morton and Teresa Treviño, Universidad de Monterrey; and Claudia Quintanilla, EGADE Business School, México

Panel 26 Estudios de Violencia en el Occidente de México Moderator Eduardo Hernández-González, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Delincuencia Femenil en el Estado de Jalisco, un Acercamiento Desde las Estadísticas” SATURDAY Alma Jéssica Velázquez-Gallardo, Universidad de 8:00 – 9:30 am Guadalajara, México

Frio “Percepción de la Inseguridad, Miedo al Delito y Cultura de la Seguridad Ciudadana. Estudio Comparado Entre Estudiantes de Centro Universitario de la Ciénega de la Universidad de Guadalajara y del Instituto Tecnológico de Ocotlán, Jalisco” Ana Cecilia Morquecho-Güitrón and Lorenzo Rafael Vizcarra-Guerrero, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Violencia en el Ciberespacio en Estudiantes de Nivel Superior de México” Ma Teresa Prieto-Quezada, José Claudio Carrillo-Navarro, and Tonantzin del Socorro Carrillo-Prieto, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“‘Nadie Tiene Porque Saber lo que Me Pasa’. Los Retos de Realizar Trabajo Cualitativo de Violencia de Género en una Provincia Rural de México” Marisol Cruz-Cruz and Humberto De Luna-López, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, México

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Panel 27 Dimensiones Analíticas del Turismo Moderator Dulce María Aparicio-Padilla, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “Paradigmas Político-científicos de la Planificación Territorial del Turismo de América Latina” SATURDAY Silvia G. Novelo y Urdanivia and Irving Josué González- 8:00 – 9:30 am Martínez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Llano “El Estudio del Turismo y la Multidimensionalidad de Su Objeto: Un Abordaje Desde el acto de Viajar” Ismael Colín-Mar, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

“Turismo Residencial Extranjero y Cambios Socio Culturales en el Lago de Chapala, México” Adriana Hernández-García and Angelica Stefania Comparan-Orozco, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 28 Participación Politica, Democracia y Cambio (CROSSLISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE) Moderator Andrés Valdéz-Zepeda, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Participación Política Juvenil. Estudio Comparado de los Estudiantes del Centro SATURDAY Universitario de la Ciénega de la Universidad de 9:45 – 11:15 am Guadalajara y del Instituto Tecnológico de Ocotlán, Jalisco, México” Frio Lorenzo Rafael Vizcarra-Guerrero and Ana Cecilia Morquecho-Güitrón, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Protest and Value Change in Argentina and Chile” James A. Norris, Texas A&M International University

“Medios Públicos para el Fortalecimiento de la Democracia y la Ciudadanía” Hugo Rangel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Hacia la Constitución de una Conciencia Eco- transformadora del Sujeto Antisistémico” Carlos Massé-Narváez, CIME, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

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Panel 29 Roundtable: Latin American & US Latino Studies Programs - Creating New Programs & Best Practices (Presentaciones en español, apoyadas por PPT en inglés / Presentations in Spanish supported by PPT in English) Moderator Robert G. Rodríguez, Texas A&M University-Commerce “Los Programas de Estudios Latinoamericanos en el Mundo” SATURDAY Ángel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Departamento de Estudios 1:00 – 2:30 pm Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara, México Frio “Abriendo la ‘Carretera Interamericana’ a los ‘Viajeros’ Estudiantiles / “Opening the ‘Inter- American Highway’ to ‘Traveler Students’” Debra D. Andrist, Department of Foreign Languages, Sam Houston State University

“Interconexiones Múltiples: América Latina y la Historia Global” Carlos Riojas, Departamento de Estudios Regionales, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Interdisciplinary Study for Understanding and Interpreting Latin America’s Past and Present” Stephen Mumme, Department of Political Science, Colorado State University, USA

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MASS COMMUNICATION Mary Jackson-Pitts Arkansas State University

Lily Zeng Arkansas State University

Panel 1 Media Framing of Gender and Crisis Moderator Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University “Their Gendered Bodies: An Examination of Images of Professional Athletes” FRIDAY Ngozi Akinro, Miranda Day, and Anthony Belton, Texas 8:00 – 9:30 am Wesleyan University

G.T. Room 127 “Clinton Versus Trump: A Content Analysis of Framing and Gender Stereotypes in Newspaper Coverage of the 2016 Presidential General Election” Kimberely Blackburn, Arkansas State University

“See Me: Asserting Personal Identity in Dealing with Discriminatory Images of Transgender Individuals in the Media” Sujirat Charoensuk and Khanitsorn Virojsakul, Arkansas State University

“Ethnic Cleansing: A Comparative Analysis of Media Framing on Rohingya Crisis” Najma Akhther, Jahangirnagar University; and Khairul Islam, Arkansas State University

Panel 2 Public and Government in the Internet Era Moderator Myleea Hill, Arkansas State University “A Content Analysis of YouTube Video Comments About the Saudi Women’s Driving Movement” FRIDAY Manasar Alharethi, The University of Alabama; and 9:45 – 11:15 am Ahmed Alqarni, Virginia Commonwealth University

G.T. Room 133 “A Paradigm Shift to A Public-Centric System: The Power of E-governance and M-Governance in India” Jayaprakash R. Veeramreddy and Lily Zeng, Arkansas State University

“The Power of Hashtag on Saudi Arabian Users' Perceptions of Social Issues on Twitter” Ahmed Deen, Arkansas State University

“Real Time News: Meeting the FCC Call to Promote Digital Inclusion and Literacy” Mary Jackson Pitts, Arkansas State University

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Panel 3 First Amendment, Privacy, and Social Media Moderator Myleea Hill, Arkansas State University “Perceptions of Facebook Privacy Among Arkansas State University Students” FRIDAY Emmanuel Omotayo Ogundijo, Arkansas State University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Timelessness and the Timeliness of the First Chula Vista Amendment Law” Xiaowei Chen, Eastern Oregon University Boardroom “Children and Social Media: What Should Parents Know and What Can They Do?” Lily Zeng and Bill Hu, Arkansas State University; and Zhiwen Xiao, University of Houston

“Literacy Skills Evident in Adult and Non Adult- oriented Cartoons: A Content Analysis” Carla Bamesberger, Colorado State University

Panel 4 Advertising and PR Moderator Ngozi Akinro, Texas Wesleyan University “Love, Little Rock: A Case Study of One City’s “Break Up” with Amazon” FRIDAY Holly Hall, Catherine Bahn, and Myleea Hill, Arkansas 4:30 – 6:00 pm State University

Chula Vista “Stakeholder Theory as a Model for Division II Athletic Public Relations and Development” Boardroom Andrew Hanson, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

“Undisclosed Endorsement on Snapchat” Yousef Aldaihani, The University of Southern Mississippi

“The Relationship Between Social Media Advertising Engagement and Attitudes Toward Advertising on Social Media: Focusing on Facebook Users” Seungho Chung, Manu Bhandari, and Mary Jackson- Pitts, Arkansas State University

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Panel 5 Opportunities and Challenges in the Newsroom and Media Classroom Moderator Ralph Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney “The Impact of Citizen Journalism on News Production” SATURDAY Barrak Alhumaid, Arkansas State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “A Social Media (SM) Twist in the Culture of Mesquite Communication: Perspectives of the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) College of Mentors and Mentees (CCoM)” Bakare Oluwabunmi Dorcas, University of Kwazulu Natal

“An Examination of Social Media Use in Journalism Education in the Middle East: Faculty and Student Expectations” Gil Fowler, Arkansas State University; and Anas Al- Rasheed and Fawaz Alajmi, Kuwait University

“Print, Broadcast Convergence in the Newsroom: A Case Analysis of Northwestern Missouri State University” Ahmed Makharesh and Ghanem Elhersh, Arkansas State University

Panel 6 Revisiting Theories Moderator Gil Fowler, Arkansas State University “Resetting the Agenda: How Sexual Harassment & Assault Became the Story of 2017” SATURDAY Ralph Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney 9:45 – 11:15 am “Crafting the Funnel: A Beer Experiment in Message G.T. Room 123 Channels” Fan Hughes and Lawrence Lam, Colorado State University

“Lock Her Up and the Circuit of Culture: Evaluating Effectiveness of a Critical Cultural Paradigm in New Media” Stephen Joseph McConnell, Colorado State University

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NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA STUDIES William C. Schaniel University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

Suzzanne Kelley North Dakota State University Press

Panel 1 New Zealand by Land, Sea and Book (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES) Moderator William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services “Viticulture in the Lindis: Terroir as Regional Identity” THURSDAY Thomas D. Isern and Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota 1:00 – 2:30 pm State University

G.T. Room 125 “Captain Cook’s HMB Endeavour: How Old Technology became New Technology” William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

“Women and Words: Two Booker Prize Winning New Zealand Novelists, Their Relationships with New Zealand in the Novels, and with the Press” Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

Panel 2 Book Discussion: “The New Zealand Project” by Max Harris, (Bridget Williams Books, 2017) Moderator Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University

Participants: THURSDAY Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm Thomas D. Isern, North Dakota State University William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia and G.T. Room 137 Global Scholastic Services Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University Reynold Nesiba, Augustana University

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POLITICAL SCIENCE Ignacio Medina-Núñez Universidad de Guadalajara, México

Panel 1 Challenges for Europe Moderator Stephen Wright, Northern Arizona University “Out with the Old, In with the New? The Emergence of New Parties in Europe” THURSDAY William E. Carroll, Sam Houston State University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Europe's Common Foreign and Security Policy under Nueces Challenge: Problems in the Neighborhood” Stephen Wright, Northern Arizona University

“Brexit, Scotland, and the Continuing Divergence of Politics” Kyle Thompson, Pittsburg State University

Panel 2 Interventions, Security and Military Regimes in Africa (CROSSLISTED WITH AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Joseph Makanda, University of KwaZulu-Natal “Can Human Security be Secured in a Corruption Invested Political System? Views from South Africa” THURSDAY Omololu Fagbadebo, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South 9:45 - 11:15 am Africa

Chula Vista “The Role of the Peacebuilding Interventions: An Exploration of the Views of Congolese Refugees in Boardroom Durban” Makanda Joseph, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

“Federalism, Military Legacies and the Restructuring Debate in Contemporary Nigeria” Ebenezer Oluwole Oni and Olumuyiwa Faluyi, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Panel 3 Democracy, Education, and Political Nepotism Moderator Ashley Rix, Florida State University “Diversity Through Time: Professional, Educational and Life Diversity” THURSDAY Drew Lanier, University of Central Florida 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Cost of Spreading Democracy” Nueces Ashley Rix, Florida State University

“On Political Nepotism: The Political Networks of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison” Kimberly L. Casey, Northwest Missouri State University

Panel 4 Social Problems in America Moderator Diego Nápoles Franco, University of Guadalajara, México “Why and How Do Entrepreneurs Fail in National Security Policy-Making: A Case Study of George Ball THURSDAY and the Battle for the Heart and Mind of LBJ” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Charles-P David, University of Quebec at Montreal

Mesquite “Bifurcated Societies and Movement Identities in the Socio-Spatial Reconfiguration of Medium-Sized Cities” Diego Nápoles Franco, University of Guadalajara, México

“The Elderly Widow’s Electoral Participation” Jangsup Choi, Texas A&M University-Commerce; and Hyunsook Kang, Stephen F. Austin State University

Panel 5 South East Asia: International Issues: ISIS, India & Dagestan (CROSSLISTED WITH ASIAN STUDIES) Moderator Soham Das, University of Texas at Dallas “The Islamic Jonestown: Why the Islamic State Should be Viewed Primarily as a Suicide Cult that THURSDAY Uses Terrorist Tactics Rather than as Simply a 4:30 – 6:00 pm Terrorist Organization” Matthew Fuller, St. Philip's College Directors “Ethnic Conflict: Assessing the Causal Cleavages” Soham Das, University of Texas at Dallas

“Political (de)Mobilisation of Handloom Weavers Banaras, India” Manjur Ali, Giri Institute of Development Studies, Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), India

“Civilians and Insurgents: Evidence from Dagestan” David Siroky and Lenka Bustikova, Arizona State University

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Panel 6 Desafíos en México y la Nueva Gestión Pública (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Marcela Franzoni, UNESP/UNICAMP/PUC-SP. Brazil “México ante los Desafíos Existenciales en la Segunda Década del Siglo XXI” FRIDAY Platón Aldo Arenas-Ortega, Universidad de Guadalajara, 8:00 – 9:30 am México

Pecos “Liderazgo Medido: La Nueva Gestión Pública Basada en Rankings” Andrés Valdéz-Zepeda, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Mexico-US Interdependent Relations” Marcela Franzoni, UNESP/UNICAMP/PUC-SP, Brazil

Panel 7 Violence and Feminism Moderator Ignacio Medina Núñez, University of Guadalajara, México “Efficacy of Violence Arguments in Attribution and Framing Effects” FRIDAY Dana K. Whippo and Karen Hale Lewis, Dickinson State 9:45 – 11:15 am University

G.T. Room 123 “Violence Against Women in Couple Relations in Mexico” Adriana Medina Villegas, Instituto Municipal de las Mujeres, Guadalajara; and Ignacio Medina Núñez, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“The Relationship between Feminist Civil Society and the State in Brazil: An Examination of the Conselho Nacional de Direitos da Mulher from 2013 to 2017” Mariano Magalhaes, Augustana College

Panel 8 We the People? Inclusion/Exclusion in the Trump Era Moderator Mary Lynne Gasaway Hill, St. Mary’s University “Inclusion/Exclusion in Lincoln and Trump's Inaugural Addresses” FRIDAY Mary Lynne Gasaway Hill, St. Mary’s University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Elections & Policies of Inclusion and Exclusion: The Mesquite Case of DACA” Arturo Vega, St. Mary’s University

“Discourse of Distrust: Karl Roves Media Strategies as the Seeds of the Trump Administration´s Inclusionary and Exclusionary Tactics” William Israel, St. Mary’s University

“The Rule of Distinction: Inclusion and Exclusion of Civilian Populations in International Humanitarian Law” Andrew J. Hill, St. Philip’s College

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Panel 9 Public Policy and Social Conflicts Moderator Christopher Tussing, University of Nebraska-Kearney “The Impacts of Cultural Norms on the Success of Public Policy: An International Comparative Study” FRIDAY Linda-Marie Sundstrom, California Baptist University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Political Protests, Black Athletes, and the Power of Nueces Mass Media” Christopher Tussing, University of Nebraska-Kearney

“Gun Control and Polarization: How Two States Made It Work” Carly Brown, University of Nebraska-Kearney

Panel 10 Roundtable: Innovation in Political Science: Scientific Advances and Creative Applications Moderator Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University and Chair of the Lamb Prize Selection Committee

FRIDAY Participants: 4:30 – 6:00 pm Donna L. Lybecker, Idaho State University Dawn King, Brown University Berton Lee Lamb, Negotiation Guidance Associates G.T. Room 133 Zachariah Levitan, University at Albany, SUNY, Recipient of the 2018 Lamb Prize

Panel 11 Participación Politica, Democracia y Cambio (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Andrés Valdéz-Zepeda, Universidad de Guadalajara, México “La Participación Política Juvenil. Estudio Comparado de los Estudiantes del Centro SATURDAY Universitario de la Ciénega de la Universidad de 9:45 – 11:15 am Guadalajara y del Instituto Tecnológico de Ocotlán, Jalisco, México” Frio Lorenzo Rafael Vizcarra-Guerrero and Ana Cecilia Morquecho-Güitrón, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Protest and Value Change in Argentina and Chile” James A. Norris, Texas A&M International University

“Medios Públicos para el Fortalecimiento de la Democracia y la Ciudadanía” Hugo Rangel, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

“Hacia la Constitución de una Conciencia Eco- transformadora del Sujeto Antisistémico” Carlos Massé-Narváez, CIME, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Patsy Kraeger Georgia Southern University

Viola Fuentes Independent Scholar

Chandra Commuri California State University at Bakersfield

Panel 1 Highlighting Education Partnership Outcomes Moderator E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East “Public-Parent Partnerships in Education: Analyzing Outcomes at Travis Heights Elementary as a Case FRIDAY Study for Understanding Niche Charter School 8:00 - 9:30 am Strategies” Jacob Loehr, University of Texas at Dallas G.T. Room 130 “The Impact of Organizational Partnerships: An Analysis on the Benefits of Two-Year Community College Partnerships with Four-Year Universities in New Mexico” Zachery Grigg, New Mexico State University

“An Exploration of Public Charter Schools: Creating Culturally Responsive Curriculum Through Community Schools” Anai Pulido Munoz and Christina A. Medina, New Mexico State University

Panel 2 Examining and Analyzing Public Policies Moderator Brianna Yoder, Georgia State University “Fire, Fibers, and Pharma: Three Things in the Water Our Systems Cannot Handle” FRIDAY Stephanie Witt, Boise State University 9:45 – 11:15 am “When a Proposed Policy Solution Seen as Inevitable G.T. Room 130 Opens a Policy Window: A New Policy Window in Idaho's Boulder-White Cloud Mountains” E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East

“Missing Bureaucratic Accountability Costs the Public” Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University; and Viola Fuentes, Independent Scholar

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Panel 3 Engaging Citizens and Educating Politicians on Productive Partnerships Moderator E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East “It's About Engaged Scholarship. Period” Brianna Yoder, University of Georgia FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Community-Engaged Scholarship: Public Policy Training for Mayors and Newly-Elected City Council G.T. Room 130 Members” Christina A. Medina, New Mexico State University

“Public-Private Partnerships: Philanthropy Building Local and State Government Capacity” Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University; and Chandra Commuri, California State University at Bakersfield

Panel 4 Trends in Social Enterprise, Reforms and Social Media Moderator E. Scott Lee, Indiana University East “Implementing New Public Management Reforms in the Developing World: Lessons from Organizational FRIDAY Theory” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Ronnie Grant, Florida International University

G.T. Room 130 “Does Social Media Activities Differ Among Faith- Based Nonprofits belonging To Different Types of Religion in The U.S.?” Muhammad Zeeshan Noor and James Harrington, The University of Texas at Dallas

“Asia’s Benefit Corporations: The Emergence of Social Enterprise” Patsy Kraeger, Georgia Southern University; and Xianming Huang, Capitol University of Economics and Business, Beijing

Panel 5 Organizational Culture, Diversity and Accountability Moderator Zachery Grigg, New Mexico State University “Using Organizational Culture Concepts to Understand Red Tape” FRIDAY Patrick Scott, Missouri State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Diversity Management, Active Representative G.T. Room 130 Bureaucracy, and Organization Performance in Federal Government Agencies” Trang Hoang and Meghna Sabharwal, University of Texas at Dallas

“Budget Transparency and Accountability on Local Governments in Mexico” Manuel Diaz Flores, Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes

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PUBLIC FINANCE AND BUDGETING Tatyana Guzman Cleveland State University

Ohla Krupa Seattle University

Panel 1 Infrastructure and Capital Investment Moderator Robert A. Greer, Texas A&M University “State Tax Cuts and Debt Market Outcomes: Lessons from the Kansas Tax Cut Experiment” THURSDAY Rahul Pathak, City University of New York; Komla 8:00 – 9:30 am Dzigbede, State University of New York, Binghamton

Guadelupe “The Effects of Impact Fees and Special Assessment on Municipal Capital Investment: A Long Panel Data Analysis” Can Chen, Florida International University

“State P3 Laws: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Laws Governing Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation Infrastructure” Can Chen and Yanbing Han, Florida International University; and Carol Ebdon, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Panel 2 Non-profit Finance Moderator Joseph Cordes, George Washington University “Tax Exemption Hospitals and Community Benefit Expenditures” THURSDAY Young Joo Park, Rockefeller Institute of Government 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Elephant in the Dark: A Review and Agenda for Mesquite Research in Nonprofit Finance and Financial Management” Zakhar Berkovich and Elizabeth A.M. Searing, University at Albany, SUNY

“What is the Value of Neighborhood Institutions?” Deborah A. Carroll, University of Central Florida; and Christopher B. Goodman, University of Nebraska-Omaha

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Panel 3 The Practice of State Budgeting I Moderator Jim Conant, George Mason University “The Practice of State Budgeting in Kansas”

Zachary Mohr, University of North Carolina at Charlotte THURSDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Practice of State Budgeting in Virginia” Jim Conant, George Mason University Guadalupe “The Practice of State Budgeting in Connecticut” Mark Robbins and Bill Simonsen, University of Connecticut

Panel 4 Developments in Environmental Finance: Green Bonds, Energy Conservation Projects, Water Infrastructure Investments Moderator Craig L. Johnson, Indiana University “Drink What You Can Pay For: Financing Infrastructure in a Fragmented Water System” THURSDAY Robert A. Greer, Texas A&M University; Tyler A. Scott, 2:45 – 4:15 pm University of California Davis; and Tima Moldogaziev, University of Georgia Directors “The Impact of California’s Residential Energy Conservation Bonds Program on Electricity Use and Electricity Self-Generation” Ruth Winecoff and Michelle Graff, Indiana University

“The Pricing of Green Bonds in the United States of America” Craig L. Johnson, Indiana University; Martin J. Luby, University of Texas-Austin; and Ruth Winecoff, Indiana University

Panel 5 Public Pensions Moderator David Matkin, University at Albany “Unfunded Liabilities and Public Pension Reform” Trang Hoang, The University of Texas at Dallas THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Role of Unionization in the Investment Management of State-Sponsored Public Pension Nueces Systems” Hao Sun, University at Albany – SUNY

“The Impact of Future Investment Returns on Public Pension Costs and Liabilities” Gang Chen, David Matkin, and Hyewon Kang, University at Albany

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Panel 6 Capital Budgeting in Different Countries Moderator Natalia Ermasova, Governors State University “Reforms of Public Capital Budgeting in Russia” Natalia Ermasova, Governors State University; and Polina FRIDAY Ermasova, DePaul University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Capital Budgeting in Uzbekistan” Directors Tatyana Guzman, Cleveland State University

“Capital Budgeting in Ukraine” Olha Krupa, Seattle University

“Capital Management Practices in U.S. Counties” Carol Ebdon and Ji Seul Kim, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Panel 7 The Practice of State Budgeting II Moderator Jim Conant, George Mason University “The Practice of State Budgeting in Illinois” Beverly Bunch, Patricia Byrnes, and Ann Schneider, FRIDAY University of Illinois Springfield 9:45 – 11:15 am “The Practice of State Budgeting in Massachusetts” Chula Vista Doug Snow, Suffolk University

Boardroom “Practice of State Budgeting in Wisconsin” Jim Conant, George Mason University

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Panel 8 Tax and Expenditure Limitations (TELs) and Local Government Fiscal Stress Moderator Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison “Starving Counties, Squeezing Cities: Tax and Expenditure Limits in the US” FRIDAY Christine Wen, Yuanshuo Xu, and Mildred Warner, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Cornell University; and Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison Directors “The Impacts of Property Tax Limits on Pension Liability: An Examination of Michigan Counties” Shu Wang, Michigan State University

“Effects of School Finance Reforms and Tax and Expenditure Limits on School Spending and Spending Equity” Evgenia Gorina, University of Texas at Dallas; and Christian Buerger, University of Indiana at Indianapolis

“Municipal Referenda Activity in Colorado Post- TABOR” Craig S. Maher, Sungho Park, and Wei-Jie Liao, University of Nebraska at Omaha

“Who Overrides State-Imposed Levy Limits? A Tale of Two New York’s” Yunji Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Austin Aldag and Mildred E. Warner, Cornell University

Panel 9 Government Funding and Spending Moderator Carol Ebdon, University of Nebraska at Omaha “Intergenerational Equity and Responsible Government Funding” FRIDAY Maitlyn Brucks, Jennifer Le, Aimee L. Franklin, and 2:45 – 4:15 pm Mark Shafer, University of Oklahoma

Guadalupe “Gubernatorial Policy Priorities and City Fiscal Outcomes” Mikhail Ivonchyk, University of Georgia

“Local Government Expenditure and Community Well-Being in Korea” NakHyeok Choi and SeungJong Lee, Seoul National University

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Panel 10 Property Taxation Moderator Olha Krupa, Seattle University “The Scope and Use of Local Parcel Tax in in California: New Findings from a New Database” FRIDAY Soomi Lee, University of La Verne 4:30 – 6:00 pm “State Mandate Relief and Local Property Tax Cut: Pecos How Reduction in New York Mandated Medicaid Spending Impacts County Fiscal Behaviors” Yusun Kim, Syracuse University

“You Get What You Pay For: The Effects of Special Districts on Property Values” Sarah Larson, University of Central Florida; and Bruce McDonald, III, North Carolina State University

“Examining the Scope and Impact of Senior Property Tax Relief in Aging Society” Soomi Lee, University of La Verne

Panel 11 The Volcker Alliance’s Truth and Integrity in State Budgeting: Deep Dives into Complex Topics Moderator William Glasgall, The Volcker Alliance Discussant W. Bartley Hildreth, Georgia State University “State Debt Liabilities: Oversight and Management” Merl Hackbart and Rhonda R. Trautman, University of SATURDAY Kentucky 8:00 – 9:30 am “The Process of Forecasting: An Evaluation of Nueces Transparency Practices Across States” Alex Hathaway, Emily Franklin, and Jessica Lightbourne, Georgia State University

“An Assessment of State Governments’ Structural Balance” Hai Guo, M. Patrice Bourdeau-Quispe, and Howard Frank, Florida International University

Panel 12 Higher Education Finance and Budgeting Moderator Sarah Larson, University of Central Florida “The Impact of State 529 Plan Tax Incentives on Take-Up and Savings” SATURDAY Bradley Heim and Ruth Winecoff, Indiana University – 9:45 – 11:15 am SPEA

Nueces “Why Does College Cost So Much?” Lloyd A. Blanchard and Amy K. Donahue, University of Connecticut

“Is Participatory Budgeting an Option for Universities?” Arley Williams, Northern Arizona University

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Panel 13 Fiscal Stress, Fiscal Transparency, and Reporting Moderator Evgenia Gorina, University of Texas at Dallas “Towards a Theory of Municipal Fiscal Reserves” Craig S. Maher, University of Nebraska at Omaha SATURDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Effect of Fiscal Stress on Student Performance: Evidence from School Districts in New York State” Nueces Youngsung Kim and Lucy Sorensen, University at Albany, SUNY

“Who Are Following the Best Practices in Financial Reporting? Evidence from Local Governments in California” Hyewon Kang, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy, University at Albany – SUNY

“The Fiscal Health of American Cities: The Role of Fiscal Institutions” Xiaoheng Wang, University of Illinois at Chicago

“Will Governments Adopt XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) Financial Reporting?” Shannon Sohl, Center for Governmental Studies- Northern Illinois University; and Marc Joffe, Reason Foundation; and Hao Sun, University at Albany – SUNY

Panel 14 Public Revenues Moderator Tatyana Guzman, Cleveland State University “Institutions Matter: Fiscal Competition and Tax Reform in the United States and Canada” SATURDAY Geoffrey Hale, University of Lethbridge 2:45 – 4:15 pm “The Effects of Natural Disasters on State Revenues” Nueces Gang Chen and Sungyoon Lee, University at Albany

“Have Video Gaming Revenues led to an Increase in Diversification of Municipal Services in Illinois?” Chris Dudzinski and Natalia Ermasova, Governors State University

“Willingness-to-Pay Tolls: Insights from Tolling Experiences in Hampton Roads, Virginia” Wie Yusuf, Donta Council, David Chapman, Tancy Vandecar-Burdin, and Meagan M. Jordan, Old Dominion University; and Lenahan O'Connell, University of Kentucky; and Khairul A. Anuar, Independent Scholar

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RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES Jessica Clark Western Wyoming Community College

Andrea (Mott) Glessner Cowley Community College

Panel 1 New Zealand by Land, Sea and Book (CROSSLISTED WITH NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRAILIA STUDIES) Moderator William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services “Viticulture in the Lindis: Terroir as Regional Identity” THURSDAY Thomas D. Isern and Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota 1:00 – 2:30 pm State University

G.T. Room 125 “Captain Cook’s HMB Endeavour: How Old Technology became New Technology” William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

“Women and Words: Two Booker Prize Winning New Zealand Novelists, Their Relationships with New Zealand in the Novels, and with the Press” Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

Panel 2 The Rural Landscape of Agency, Memory, & Complexity (CROSSLISTED WITH ANTHROPOLOGY) Moderator Jessica Clark, Western Wyoming Community College “Silence in a Ghost Town: The Complexity of Child Mortality in Gebo, Wyoming” THURSDAY Samantha Worden, Valley City State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Resources Losses and Gains in Rural Families” G.T. Room 133 Zola Moon, University of Arkansas

“Engineering “Conscious Capitalism” in the American West: Exploring the Environmental Ethics of Engineers in the Extractive Industries” Jessica Smith Rolston, Colorado School of Mines

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Panel 3 Roundtable: The Thirteenth Annual Rural & Agricultural Studies Section Book Discussion of Shelley Armitage’s Book “Walking the Llano: A Texas Memoir of Place” (Norman: University of Oklahoma, 2016) Moderator Andrea Glessner, Cowley County Community College

FRIDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Mark Neels, Western Wyoming Community College Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College Kathi Nehls, Peru State College G.T. Room 135 Samantha Worden, Valley City State University Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University

Panel 4 Agriculture in Context: Bees, Beef, and Beans “A Brief History of Bee Keeping in Ukraine” Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University FRIDAY 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Post-War Agriculture: Beef, Wheat, and Secretary Anderson, 1946” G.T. Room 123 Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College

“Discovering a New BioControl Agent to Control Soybean Rust” Jean Pierre Havugimana, University of KwaZulu-Natal

Panel 5 San Antonio Sights: Field Trip Moderator Andrea Glessner, Cowley County Community College

SATURDAY 9:45 – 4:45 pm See Abstracts for Details G.T. Room 125

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SLAVIC AND EURASIAN STUDIES Mark A. Cichock University of Texas at Arlington

Panel 1 Culturalism in Soviet and Russian Society Moderator Thomas Garza, University of Texas at Austin “Performing Masculinity: Machismo and Russian and Mexican Pop Music” FRIDAY Thomas Garza, University of Texas at Austin 8:00 – 9:30 am “Responses to Soviet Authoritarianism in Russian Chula Vista Literature and Mass Culture” Lonny Harrison, University of Texas at Arlington Boardroom “Working for the Collective: A Comparative Analysis of Communist Subbotniks and American Charities” Linda-Marie Sundstrom, California Baptist University

“Women and the Holodomor: Survivors, Victims, Perpetrators” Victoria Malko, California State University-Fresno

Panel 2 Integration in the Russian, Soviet, and Post-Soviet Spaces Moderator Stephen Riegg, Texas A&M University “Armenian Economic Integration into the Russian Empire in the 1820s” FRIDAY Stephen Riegg, Texas A&M University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Rethinking the “People's Revolutions”: the Georgian G.T. Room 127 and Ukrainian Cases” Jane Leftwich Curry and Aurora Zahm, Santa Clara University

“Working for the Collective: A Comparative Analysis of Communist Subbotniks and American Charities” Linda-Marie Sundstrom, California Baptist University

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Panel 3 Russian Foreign Policy Goals and Mechanisms Discussant Mark A. Cichock, University of Texas at Arlington “Cyber Power as Prophylaxis in Russian and Baltic Foreign Policies: Effecting Policy Strategies for its FRIDAY Employment” 1:00 – 2:30 pm Mark A. Cichock, University of Texas at Arlington

Chula Vista “Politics Aside: Building US-Russian Relationships Through Scholarship” Boardroom Allison Evans and Heather Steinmann, Western New Mexico University

“The Estranged Eyes and Ears of Nikita Khrushchev: How Khrushchev’s Relationship with His Intelligence Services Brought the World One Step Closer to Nuclear Holocaust” Jacquelyn Chorush, University of Texas at Austin

FRIDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm Western Association of Slavic Studies

Directors Business Meeting

Panel 4 Social Organization and Civilizational Dynamics in Russia Discussant Emily Hoge, University of California-Berkeley “Homo Faber: Darwinism and Soviet Comparative Psychology” SATURDAY Mirjam Voerkelius, University of California-Berkeley 8:00 – 9:30 am “Vietnamtsy and Afgantsy: PTSD in the Soviet Directors Vietnam” Emily Hoge, University of California-Berkeley

“Russia as a State-Civilization under Putin” Susanne Sternthal, Independent Scholar

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Panel 5 Historical Formulations of Identity in Eastern Europe Discussant Michael Cude, Schreiner University “New Populist Nationalism in Bulgaria: Europeanization of the Old Nationalism” SATURDAY Nuri Korkaz, Bursa Technical University 9:45 – 11:15 am “Nicolae Ceaușescu and the Two Faced Policy: 1965- Directors 1981” Alexandru Christian Groza, University of California- Berkeley

“Wilsonian National Self-determination and the Slovak Question during the Founding of Czechoslovakia, 1918-1921” Michael Cude, Schreiner University

“Developing the New Super-Ableist Czechoslovakia: Women, Health and the Right to Choose between 1945-1960” Andrea Prajerova, University of Ottawa

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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Peter J. Martini Heidelberg University

Panel 1 Applied Social Psychological Research Moderator Peter J. Martini, Heidelberg University “The Effects of Sexual Education Programs on Sexual Behavior, Sexual Regret, and Self Efficacy among THURSDAY College Students” 8:00 – 9:30 am Allison Gales, Ohio State University James Cancer Center; and Jenny Reichert, Rocky Mountain College G.T. Room 135 “Birds of a Feather: Leveraging Attitudes, Motivations, and Behaviors to Create Profiles in Exploratory Market Research Using Unsupervised Learning Algorithms” Victoria A. Springer and Samuel C. Lindsay, Adobe Systems, Inc.

“The Friend-zone: Potential for a Digital Method of Ego-centric Network Generation” Peter J. Martini, Heidelberg University

Panel 2 Effects of Exercise, Cultural Inclusion, Therapy and House Colors: Creative Undergraduate Experiment Proposals Moderator Kathryn B. Anderson, Our Lady of the Lake University “The Effects of Different Exercise on the Positive and Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia” THURSDAY Alexa Mora, Our Lady of the Lake University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “The Effect of Psychotherapy on Symptoms of G.T. Room 137 Seasonal Affective Disorder” Kassie Carter, Our Lady of the Lake University

“Hues in Real Estate” José Angel Rodriguez, Our Lady of the Lake University

“The Effects of Cultural Inclusion on Social Confidence” Madison Morris, Our Lady of the Lake University

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Panel 3 Effects of Snapchat, Ambient Light, and Music: Further Creative Undergraduate Experiment Proposals Moderator Kathryn B. Anderson, Our Lady of the Lake University “Addicted to Snapchat?” THURSDAY Jessica Orozco, Our Lady of the Lake University 2:45 – 4:15 pm “Ambient Illumination and Emotion” Vanessa Perez, Our Lady of the Lake University G.T. Room 137 “The Effects of Music Genre on Concentration” Isel Rodriguez, Our Lady of the Lake University

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SOCIAL WORK Moises Diaz Utah State University

Diane Calloway-Graham Utah State University

L. Ruth Whisler Northern Arizona University – Yuma Branch Campus

Panel 1 Social Work I Moderator Moises Diaz, Utah State University “Teen Pregnancy among Latinas” Marisol Jimenez, Northern Arizona University, Yuma THURSDAY Branch Campus 8:00 – 9:30 am “An LGBT Community Forum along the U.S. Mexico G.T. Room 127 Border” Linda Quirarte, Northern Arizona University, Yuma Branch Campus

“Social Work Research Methods: A Cross Border Teaching Innovation” William Pedersen and Alex Valenzuela, Northern Arizona University, Yuma Branch Campus

Panel 2 Social Work II Moderator L. Ruth Whisler, Northern Arizona University – Yuma “Interprofessional Practice: Testing an Experiential Training Model for Social Work, Nursing & Allied THURSDAY Health Students” 9:45 – 11:15 am Vaughn Decoster, University of Southern Indiana

G.T. Room 129 “Social Work Licensure: Analysis of the Five States with the Highest Passing Rates on the ASWB Social Work Licensure Examination” Melinda Pilkinton, Mississippi State University; and Debbie Holt, Mississippi College

“Creating Social Enterprises: Driving Social Change through Entrepreneurial Social Work” Kenneth Flanagan, University of North Dakota

“Collaborative Strategies for Building Sustainable Practicum Partnerships in Rural Field Education” Susan Cutler Egbert, Diane Calloway-Graham, and Derrik Tollefson, Utah State University

112 SOCIAL WORK

Panel 3 Social Work III Moderator Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University “Vocational Identity Achievement Among Social Work Majors” THURSDAY Satya N. Ayinagadda, Midwestern State University Social 2:45 – 4:15 pm Work Department, Wichita Falls, Texas

G.T. Room 133 “Social Work in AZ Schools: The Final Chapter” Ruth Whisler and Elizabeth Alvarez-Perez, NAU-Yuma Branch Campus

“Implementing a Community Engaged Learning Component: Insights from Faculty Member and Course Teaching Assistant in an Introduction to Social Work Course” Moises Diaz and Shayla Potter, Utah State University

Panel 4 Social Work IV Moderator Moises Diaz, Utah State University “Homeless Women in El Paso, Texas: Similarities and Differences” THURSDAY Eva Moya and Silvia M. Chavez-Baray, The University of 4:30 – 6:00 pm Texas at El Paso

G.T. Room 125 “An Unintended Consequence: AIAN Trust for Public Child Welfare” Anthony Barnes, California State University, Northridge

“Public Perceptions on Insurance Covered Substance Abuse Treatment: Implication for Social Work Practice and Policy” Bryn Stonehouse, Abilene Christian University

113 SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY KuoRay Mao Colorado State University-Fort Collins

Panel 1 Disasters and Environmental Degradation Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “In Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath: The McDonaldization of Disaster Relief and Recovery” THURSDAY Ronald Lorenzo, Prairie View A&M University 8:00 – 9:30 am “Oklahomans’ Perceived Stakeholder Role G.T. Room 125 Relationships: A Case of Induced Earthquake” H. Tristan Wu, Oklahoma State University

“Effects of Industrial and Urban Development in Vietnam and Its Surrounding Neighbors on the Environment and Human Livelihoods in the Mekong Delta” Nhi Nguyen, Trinity University

“Angry Women: Enriching Student Understanding of Disaster Impacts Through Fiction” Thomas E. Drabek, University of Denver

Panel 2 Education and Cultural Changes Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Gender Differences within the College Classroom Experiences of Disabled Student Veterans” THURSDAY Steven Cassidy, University of Colorado Colorado Springs 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Cultural Capital, Educational Attainment, and G.T. Room 129 Institutional Contingency: Evidence from Chinese College Admission System” Ang Yu, Stanford University

“When Hope Is Not Enough: Cultural Relevance in Parent Education” Rae Shevalier, Metropolitan State University of Denver

“Culture Change in Nursing Homes: Exploring the CARE Model with Vignette Research” Jason Ulsperger and Kristen Ulsperger, Arkansas Tech University

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Panel 3 Diaspora, Exclusion, and Integration Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Identity Reinforcement Strategies of Diasporic People of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) THURSDAY Represented in Christian Music and Transposed 2:45 – 4:15 pm Christian Worship Context in Durban South Africa” Rhoda Abiolu and Ruth Teer-Tomaselli, University of G.T. Room 129 Kwazulu-Natal

“Forced Migrant Groups’ Social Exclusion: The Nexus between Social Capital and Socio-economic Development amongst Refugees in South Africa” Sikanyiso Masuku and Joseph Makanda, University of Kwazulu-Natal

“Labor Markets and Professional Employment in Graduates of the Technological University of Guadalajara” Mario Rabindranath Luna Hernández, University Technological of Guadalajara

Panel 4 Social Conflict Moderator KuoRay Mao, Colorado State University “Modern Political Anomie” Cassidy Kenyon, Texas A&M University FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Rejecting the Drift: Toward a Neo-Millsian Social Analysis” G.T. Room 129 Scott David Parker, Sierra College

“The Impact of Race and Sex on Media Publicity of Missing Children Cases” Daisy Jordan and Armando J. Abney, St. Mary's University

“The Sense of Community and Belonging in a Neighborhood Undergoing Revitalization along with a Local University, as Determined by Students Undertaking a Research Project” Alison Simons, Texas Wesleyan University

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Panel 5 The Best of Times/Well Worst of Times? Contemporary Viewpoints across the Political Spectrum Moderator Linda K. Watts, University of Colorado Colorado Springs “Reality Bubbles Based on Competing Contemporary ‘Truth’ Narratives Across the American Political FRIDAY Spectrum” 2:45 – 4:15 pm Will Blocker, Danielle Lopez, Ashlie Scott, and Timmy Vilgiate, University of Colorado Colorado Springs G.T. Room 125 “Source Factors of the Divide: Media Usage and Background Characteristics Fueling Current American ‘Reality Bubbles’” Jenna Hardy and Sharina Mills, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

“Some Considerations Toward Bridging the Divide in Current American Politicized Narratives” Emily Bryant, Cathyrn Herman, and Shadow Landin, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Panel 6 Movilidad, Migración y Fronteras Físico-simbólicas II (CROSSLISTED WITH LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Moderator Ángel Licona-Michel, Universidad de Colima, México “Dreamers: The Socioeconomic Repercussions of Ending DACA in Pennsylvania” FRIDAY David Reyes-Farias, West Chester University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Paionia Retsuden (The Biographies of Pioneers)” Blanco Mariko Nihei, Waseda University, Japan

“Ganadores y Perdedores del TLCAN, a Propósito de la Re-negociación” Jorge Abel Rosales-Saldaña, Universidad de Guadalajara, México

116 UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS

UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS Geoffrey E. Schneider Bucknell University

Scott Carter Univeristy of Tulsa

Panel 1 The State of The Art and Challenges for Heterodox Economics (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State “The State of the Art and Challenges for Heterodox Economics” THURSDAY Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State; and Lynne Chester, 9:45 – 11:15 am University of Sydney, Australia; and Carlo D’Ippoliti, Sapienza Università di Roma Nueces “Households in Heterodox Economic Theory: Institution, Going Concern, Processes and Individuals” Zdravka Todorova, Wright State University

“Heterodox Theories of Business Competition and Market Governance” Tuna Baskoy, Ryerson University, Canada

“Heterodox Theories of Distribution” Scott Carter, The University of Tulsa

117 UNION FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS

Panel 2 Radical Institutional Political Economy (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University “Democracy, Ideology, and Pragmatism: China and a New World Order” THURSDAY Barbara Hopkins, Wright State University 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Feminist Radical Institutionalism and Pecos Neoliberalism” Mary Wrenn, University of the West of England; and William Waller, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

“The Doleful Dynamics of Competition: Inequality and Fakery in Modernity” William M. Dugger, University of Tulsa

“The Principles of Radical Institutional Political Economy: A Modest Proposal” Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

Panel 3 Theoretical Issues in Radical Political Economy Moderator Scott Carter, University of Tulsa “Rethinking Drugs” Sasha Breger Bush, University of Colorado Denver THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Elements of Institutionalist Thought in the Archival Material of Piero Sraffa: A Query” G.T. Room 127 Scott Carter, University of Tulsa

“Economics of Pension and Competing Economic Theories” Up Sira Nukulkit, University of Utah

Panel 4 Roundtable: Recent Contributions to Heterodox Economics Textbooks and Pedagogy (CROSSLISTED WITH ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT) Moderator Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

FRIDAY Participants: 9:45 – 11:15 am Erik Dean, Portland Community College Justin Elardo, Portland Community College Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State Mesquite Barbara Wiens-Tuers, Pennsylvania State Altoona Geoffrey E. Schneider, Bucknell University

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Panel 5 The Radical Political Economy of Labor Moderator Scott Carter, University of Tulsa “The Rise of Living Alone” Holly Sue Hatfield, University of Utah FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Productive Disintegration and Labor Precarization in the Mexican Manufacturing Sector During NAFTA” G.T. Room 135 Sergio Camara Izquierdo, Universidad Autanoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco

“The Right to Work and Democratic Political Economy: Roosevelt’s Economic Bill of Rights” Edward J. Martin, California State University, Long Beach

119 URBAN STUDIES

URBAN STUDIES Thomas C. Sammons University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Panel 1 Contemporary Issues of the City Moderator Thomas C. Sammons, University of Louisiana at Lafayette “This Land Was Made for You and Me” Krystina Valdes, Sam Houston State University THURSDAY 4:30 – 6:00 pm “The Relationship Between Modern Streetcar and Job Density in US Cities” G.T. Room 135 Mhammed Hafiz and Sahar Esfandyari, University of Texas at Arlington-College of Architecture Planning and Public Affairs

“Bifurcated Societies and Movement Identities in the Socio-Spatial Reconfiguration of Medium-Sized Cities” Diego Nápoles Franco, University of Guadalajara

“Social Economy and Community Well-Being: The Case of Community Revitalization Projects in South Korea” Eun Sun Lee, Seoul National University

“One Student’s Solutions for an Ethiopian Museum’s Artifact Display and Protection Assignment” Yang Pei and Paulette R. Hebert, Oklahoma State University

Panel 2 Research and Design Moderator Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky “Design Research Understanding the Who and What” Adam Feld, University of Louisiana at Lafayette FRIDAY 8:00 – 9:30 am “Asymmetric Integrated Modular Designs Revisited” Andy F. Loewy, University of Louisiana at Lafayette G.T. Room 125 “What Makes People Want to Live in the Community? – Relationships Between Sense of Community and Community Well-Being” Joon Young Yi, Seoul National University

“The Dialectical Socialistic Soviet Enigma in Olympic Sports” Jerry Malinowski, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

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Panel 3 Architecture in the City Moderator Kiwana T. McClung, University of Louisiana at Lafayette “Division: The Building as a City and a System” Doug Graf, Knowlton School of Architecture FRIDAY 9:45 – 11:15 am “The MODESTEhouse” W. Geoff Gjertson, University of Louisiana at Lafayette G.T. Room 129 “Aggregated Housing Type in the Architecture Design Studio” Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky

“Urban Color and Form from an Aerial Perspective” Galen Minah, University of Washington

Panel 4 Urban Design in the City Moderator Doug Graf, Knowlton School of Architecture “The Civitas of Discrete Complexity” Jonathan Rieke, Ohio State University FRIDAY 1:00 – 2:30 pm “Le Corbusier and USSR’s 1960-80s Urbanity” Nadya Kozinets, University of Louisiana at Lafayette G.T. Room 125 “Urban Design Studio” Thomas C. Sammons, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Panel 5 Design Education Moderator Adam Feld, University of Louisiana at Lafayette “Light Reveals the Built Environment: A Pictorial Sample of Students’ Lighting Fixture Design Projects” FRIDAY Paulette R. Hebert, Aditya Jayadas, and Tilanka 2:45 – 4:15 pm Chandrasekera, Oklahoma State University

Mesquite “Write from the Start: Using Writing to Enhance the Design Process in a First-Year Design Studio” Sarah Michele Young, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

“Urban and Community Design Centers in Architectural Education: A Method for Recruitment, Retention and Graduation of Minority Students” Kiwana T. McClung, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

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Panel 6 Operations into Suburbia Moderator Nadya Kozinets, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

FRIDAY “From Sears Catalogue to Mall to What?” 4:30 – 6:00 pm Hector LaSala, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

“Revitalizing Suburbia: Retail Stores Offer ‘Third Mesquite Place’” Sherry Latour, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

122 WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES Barbara Bonnekessen Pittsburg State University

Panel 1 Art and Activism “From the Personal to the Political through the Experience of Art” FRIDAY Giancarlo Panagia and Deanna Waldron, Westminster 2:45 – 4:15 pm College

G.T. Room 129 “Black Women in Protest Poetry: An Analysis of Missing Narratives from the Harlem Renaissance and Today” Arzelia Williams, Michigan State University

“Otherization of Bisexual Women in Lesbian Friend Groups” Chelsea Hays, Belmont University; and Victoria Miller, University of Alabama

“Your Body is a Battleground: Women’s Activism in Austin in the 1960s and 1970s” Samantha Farmer, University of Texas at Austin

“Social Media Technologies (SMT) as a Source of Forte for Women in Nigeria” Oluwabunmi Bakare, University of Kwazulu Natal, South Africa; and Oluwatofunmi Idowu-Davies, Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo State, Nigeria

Panel 2 Violence and Resistance “How Universities Handle Sexual Assault and Harassment Cases: A Victim’s Perspective” FRIDAY Chelsea Hays, Arkansas State University 4:30 – 6:00 pm “Contextualizing the Traditional Role of Women in G.T. Room 129 Nigerian Culture” Oluwatofunmi Idowu-Davies, Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Nigeria; and Bakare Oluwabunmi Dorcas, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

“Biopolitical Control of Bodies Through Reproductive Health Care Legislation” Maralyn Doering, University of Texas at El Paso

“Targeting Gender Violence Prevention Workshops for International Students: Does it Make a Difference?” Bill Simonsen, Lauren Donais, and Nicole Simonsen, University of Connecticut

123 POSTER SESSION

POSTER SESSION William C. Schaniel University of West Georgia and Global Scholastic Services

“Adolescence in Black and White: Recognizing Student Agency in Gebo, Wyoming” FRIDAY Carlos A. Gonzalez, Western Wyoming Community 7:15 – 8:45 am College

Regency East 1/3 “Retroceso con Progreso en Mexico- Regression with Progress in Mexico” María Isabel Martínez Méndez, Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla

“School-to-Prison Pipeline: A Systematic Review of Contemporary Theories and Findings” Vickie Sayed, Texas A&M University-San Antonio

“Impact from Trade Liberalization in Developing Countries” Alejandro Velasco, University of Texas at San Antonio

“Social Networks, Rumors, and Gasoline Supply Shortages in San Antonio, Texas, during Hurricane Harvey” Timothy West, Texas A&M University - San Antonio

“An Analysis of Economic Development Incentives in Tennessee” Mark Wilson, Tennessee Technological University and Fachhochschule Aachen

124 SPECIAL SESSIONS

SPECIAL SESSIONS All Sections

Panel 1 Special Interdisciplinary Discussion Session: Between the Bars – Prison Art Exibit Moderator Unique Shaw-Smith, University of Texas at San Antonio Discussants Unique Shaw-Smith, University of Texas at San Antonio Victoria Otero, Restorative Partners & California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Please join us for a discussion of the Between the Bars Art Exibit. SATURDAY 11:30 – 12:45 pm The exibit brings to light the hidden and often forgotten lives and talents of incarcerated men at California Men’s Frio Colony.

It utilizes the power of art to foster dialogue surrounding what it means to inhabit the margins of society and struggle to redeem humanity.

The exhibit seeks to challenge our indifference to the dehumanization of people convicted of committing various types of crime, violent or not, by demonstrating their ability to create and or offer penitence to the world around them.

The project was a collaborative effort, designed entirely by Cal Poly students, faculty, and staff in conjunction with a committee of six incarcerated artists.

125 Index of Participants

Abiolu, Rhoda ...... 49, 115 Arellano-Amalla, María de los Dolores .... 10, Abiolu, Rhoda Titilopemi Inioluwa ...... 69 83, 85 Abney, Armando J...... 51, 115 Arellano-Amalla, María Dolores ...... 85 Abrego Lerma, Antonio ...... 31 Arenas-Ortega, Platón Aldo ...... 80, 95 Acri nee Lybecker, Kristina M.L...... 64 Arias-Guzmán, Ericka Judith ...... 23 Adewusi, Ademola ...... 38 Arredondo, Emanuel ...... 46 Adkisson, Richard V...... 54, 57, 64 Asvar, Rojhat ...... xi Aduomayebe, Elohor ...... 1 Atlas, Pierre M...... xi, 40 Afolabi, Adebukola ...... 50 Ávalos-Latorre, María Luisa ...... 82 Afolabi, Oyeronke ...... 49 Avsar, Rojhat ...... 53, 56, 58 Aguayo-Moya, Norma Griselda .... 10, 83, 85 Ayala, Edgardo ...... 33 Akathaporn, Parporn ...... 60 Ayala-Ponce, Nancy ...... 23 Akhther, Najma ...... 89 Ayala-Ramírez, Suhey ...... 82 Akinro, Ngozi ...... 89, 90 Ayinagadda, Satya N...... 113 Alajmi, Fawaz ...... 91 Baah-Kumi, Bernard ...... 65 Alami, Mayss Al ...... 64 Bahe, Whitney ...... 6 Alaniz, Kristen ...... 52 Bahn, Catherine ...... 90 Albanesi, Heather ...... i, xi, 44, 47 Bailey, Kathryn G...... 70 Aldag, Austin ...... 102 Bakare, Oluwabunmi ...... 49, 123 Aldaihani, Yousef ...... 90 Ballegeer, Joseph ...... 55 Alexander, Linda ...... 48 Baltutis, Jesse ...... 31 Alharethi, Manasar ...... 89 Bamesberger, Carla ...... 90 Alhumaid, Barrak ...... 91 Barajas-Ramírez, Gabriela ...... 74 Ali, Manjur ...... 12, 94 Baranes, Avi ...... 53, 59 Alley, Sean ...... 63 Baranes, Avraham ...... 57 Almonte, Leobardo de Jesús ...... 75 Barnartt, Sharon ...... 44, 45 Alqarni, Ahmed ...... 89 Barnes, Anthony ...... 113 Al-Rasheed, Anas ...... 91 Barraza de Anda, Martha Patricia ..... 25, 33 Altman, Barbara ...... 44, 45 Baskoy, Tuna ...... 53, 117 Alvarez-Perez, Elizabeth ...... 113 Bass, Sonia ...... 24 Alves, Gustavo Biasoli ...... 62, 73 Bastos Osorio, Liliana Marcela ...... 34 Amato, Anthony J...... 66, 106 Basulto-Castillo, Angélica ...... 75, 79, 82 Amato, Tony ...... iii Bejarano, Cynthia ...... 19, 27 Anaya-Corona, Margarita ...... 10, 83 Bell, Robert ...... 3 Andersen, Dorte Jagetic ...... 32, 38 Belton, Anthony ...... 89 Anderson, Joan B...... 16, 26, 37 Benally, Darrien ...... 6 Anderson, Kathryn B...... 110, 111 Benítez-Venegaz, María de la Luz...... 46, 78 Andrade, Rosi ...... 22 Benítez-Zavala, Arturo...... 77 Andrist, Debra D...... iii, 41, 43, 74, 84, 88 Bennett, Cheryl Redhorse ...... 5 Andrist, Debra Diane ...... xi Berkovich, Zakhar ...... 99 Angone, Odome...... 43, 84 Bermúdez Tapia, Bertha Alicia ...... 31 Angulo-Pasel, Carla ...... 36 Berry, Dianne ...... i, ii Anuar, Khairul A...... 68, 104 Bersin, Alan D...... 30 Aparicio-Padilla, Dulce María ...... 77, 87 Besaw, Gary ...... 3 Applewhite, Selena ...... 6 Betancourt-Núñez, Francisco ...... 77 Araujo, Angélica A...... 24 Bhandari, Manu ...... 90 Arazan, Christine ...... 52 Biasoli-Alves, Gustavo ...... 74

126 Index of Participants

Bissonnette, Andréanne ...... 14, 22 Castillo-Girón, Víctor Manuel ...... 82 Blackburn, Kimberely ...... 89 Castro-Ibáñez, Juan Patricio ...... 77, 82 Blackfox, Vance ...... 5 Cavazos Castillo, Gilda Alejandra ...... 26 Blanchard, Lloyd A...... 103 Cepak, Anthony ...... 35 Blocker, Will ...... 116 Cepeda, Leonardo E. Torre ...... 25 Bonnekessen, Barbara ...... i, ii, iii, xi, 8, 123 Chacón-Silva, Areli ...... 20 Borazan, Ahmad ...... 58 Chakma, Monojit ...... 11, 12 Bossuah, Kwaghdoo ...... 44, 45 Chandrasekera, Tilanka ...... 121 Bourdeau-Quispe, M. Patrice ...... 103 Chapa, Joana...... 25 Bourgeon, Mathilde ...... 14 Chapa, Sergio ...... 33 Bowman, Heyley J...... 71 Chapman, David ...... 104 Boxberger, Daniel L...... 28 Charoensuk, Sujirat ...... 89 Brambilla, Chiara ...... 19, 30 Chávez, Luis I...... 24 Brednikova, Olga ...... 19 Chávez, Manuel ...... 33, 35, 39 Breger Bush, Sasha ...... 118 Chavez-Baray, Silvia M...... 113 Brennan, Georgeanne ...... 71 Chávez-Baray, Silvia M...... 22 Brown, Carly ...... 96 Chávez-Hernández, Armando ...... 83 Brown, Christopher ...... ii, iii, 27 Chen, Can ...... 99 Brown, Stephen ...... xi, 1, 2 Chen, Gang ...... 100, 104 Browning-Keen, Valencia ...... 43, 83 Chen, Xiaowei ...... 90 Brucks, Maitlyn ...... 102 Cheng, Shaoming ...... 11 Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel ...... 24, 31, 36, 38 Chester, Lynne ...... 53, 117 Bryant, Emily ...... 116 Chi, Naomi ...... 19, 27, 29 Buerger, Christian ...... 102 Choi, Jangsup ...... 94 Bunch, Beverly ...... 101 Choi, NakHyeok ...... 102 Burke, John Francis ...... 43, 84 Chorush, Jacquelyn ...... 108 Bustamante-Torres, Jorge Alonso ...... 20 Chuaqui, Jorge ...... 46 Bustikova, Lenka ...... 12, 94 Chubarov, Ilya ...... 28 Bustillos, Sandra ...... 31, 32 Chung, Seungho ...... 90 Byrnes, Patricia ...... 101 Cichock, Mark ...... xi Calderón-Porter, María Eugenia .. 14, 16, 29 Cichock, Mark A...... 107, 108 Calloway-Graham, Diane ..... ii, xi, 112, 113 Clark, Jessica ...... xi, 8, 105 Campbell, Annhenrie ...... 60 Colín-Mar, Ismael ...... 87 Carbajal-Suárez, Yolanda ...... 75 Collins, Holly ...... 40 Carrillo-Navarro, José Claudio ...... 86 Collins, Kimberly ...... 14, 16 Carrillo-Prieto, Tonantzin del Socorro ..... 86 Cologlu, Ziya ...... 60, 62 Carroll, Deborah A...... 99 Commuri, Chandra ...... xi, 97, 98 Carroll, William E...... 93 Companion, Michèle ...... i, iii, 69 Carter, Kassie ...... 110 Comparan-Orozco, Angelica Stefania ...... 87 Carter, Scott ...... xi, 53, 117, 118, 119 Conant, Jim ...... 100, 101 Casaglia, Anna ...... 30 Connelly, Kristi ...... i Casey, Kimberly L...... 94 Considine, Carol ...... 68 Cassiday, Steven ...... 47 Contreras, Anabel Guzmán ...... 24 Cassidy, Steven ...... 114 Contreras-Estrada, Mónica Isabel 46, 74, 78 Castañeda Rentería, Liliana Ibeth ...... 42 Contreras-Orozco, Leticia ...... 80, 81 Castañeda-Pérez, Estefanía ...... 38 Cooke, Jennifer ...... 44 Castañeda-Rentería, Liliana Ibeth ...... 76 Corbit, Ken ...... 3, 49, 50 Castellanos-Villarruel, Ma. Soledad ...... 81 Cordes, Joseph ...... 99

127 Index of Participants

Cordova, Gustavo ...... 67 Desta, Asayehgn ...... 67 Coronado, Irasema ...... 14, 16, 17, 39 DeSutter, Patrick ...... 34 Coronado, Juan ...... 43, 83 DeVault, Kayla ...... 3 Corona-Medina, Juan Pablo ...... 10, 83, 85 Diaz Flores, Manuel ...... 98 Corrales C., Salvador ...... 18 Díaz, Diana ...... 42, 76 Correa, Guadalupe ...... ix, 16, 19, 33, 38 Díaz, Gwendolyn ...... 42, 76 Correa-Cabreara, Guadalupe ...... 19 Diaz, Moises ...... iii, xi, 112, 113 Correa-Cabrera, Guadalupe .. 16, 19, 33, 38 Diaz-Barriga, Miguel ...... 37 Costley, Willie ...... 35 Díaz-Barriga, Miguel ...... 34 Cota-Guzmán, Hilda Irene ...... 86 Díaz-Montemayor, Gabriel ...... 15 Cota-Yañez, Rosario ...... 82 DiStefano, Carla ...... 45 Cota-Yáñez, Rosario ...... 79 Doering, Maralyn ...... 123 Council, Donta...... 104 Donahue, Amy K...... 103 Coutinho, Aline ...... 54 Donais, Lauren ...... 123 Covarrubias Peña, Daniel ...... 35 Donoso, Claudia...... 22, 29, 30 Covi, Michelle ...... 68 Dorcas, Bakare Oluwabunmi ...... 91, 123 Cruz, Pamela L...... 13, 16, 34 Dorfman, Adriana ...... 19 Cruz-Cruz, Marisol ...... 86 Dorsey, Margaret...... 34, 37 Cruz-Del Ángel, Maricela ...... 46, 78 Drabek, Thomas E...... 114 Cruz-Solís, Heriberto...... 83 Driffill, Matthew ...... 66 Cude, Michael ...... 109 Driver, Amber ...... 52 Cuevas-Contreras, Tomás Jesús ...... 35 Dudley, Leigh ...... 70, 71 Custred, Glynn ...... 33 Dudzinski, Chris ...... 104 D’Aragon-Giguère, Thalia ...... 14 Dugger, William M...... 55, 57, 118 D’Ippoliti, Carlo...... 53, 117 Duhalt, Adrian ...... 16 Dada, Olubukoa ...... 45 Durán, Javier ...... 35, 39 Dada, Oluwayinka ...... 49 Durão, Rosário ...... xi, 48 Das, Soham ...... ix, 12, 94 Dyer, Philip ...... 71 Dávalos-Romo, María Teresa ...... 77 Dzigbede, Komla ...... 99 David, Charles-P ...... 94 Ebdon, Carol ...... 99, 101, 102 Day, Miranda ...... 89 Eckenrode, Jessica ...... 44 de Anda, Robert ...... 43, 83 Egbert, Susan Cutler ...... 112 de la Garza-Malo, Mónica ...... 20 Elardo, Justin ...... 56, 118 de las Fuentes Hernandez, Arturo ...... 28 Elhersh, Ghanem ...... 91 De Leon, Carmen ...... 70 Erickson, Christopher ...... xi, 61, 63 De Luna-López, Humberto ...... 84, 86 Ermasova, Natalia ...... 101, 104 de Oliveira Scaglione, Guilherme ...... 59 Ermasova, Polina ...... 101 de Rodríguez, Marina Sierra ...... 34 Eselebor, Willie A...... 34, 38 de Souza, Luciana Rosa ...... 59 Esfandyari, Sahar ...... 120 Dean, Erik ...... 53, 55, 56, 59, 118 Espinoza, Lucas ...... 37 Dean, John E...... 35 Estrada-Contreras, Mónica Isabel ...... 82 Debnath, Biplab ...... 26 Eusufzai, Zaki ...... 65 Decoster, Vaughn ...... 112 Evans, Allison ...... 108 Deen, Ahmed ...... 89 Fabara, Yvonne ...... 16 Delgadillo-Jáuregui, David ...... 82 Fagbadebo, Omololu ...... 1, 93 Delgado Guzmán, José Alfredo ...... 35 Faluyi, Olumuyiwa ...... 1, 93 Delgado-Hinojosa, Paula ...... 72 Farfán-García, María del Carmen ...... 77 DeShazo, Jessica ...... 68 Farmer, Samantha ...... 123

128 Index of Participants

Fayard, Greg ...... 11 Gilabert, Jeanette ...... 65 Feld, Adam ...... 120, 121 Ginn, Vance ...... 65 Félix-López, María Isabel ...... 79 Gjertson, W. Geoff ...... 121 Finnsson, Ari ...... 36 Glasgall, William ...... 103 Firch, Tim ...... 60 Glessner (Mott), Andrea ...... 105 Flanagan, Kenneth ...... 112 Glessner, Andrea...... xi, 106 Flores Amador, Julieta ...... 35 Godínez-Tovar, Alejandra ...... 82 Flores Carmona, Judith ...... 27 Gómez, Nancy ...... 42, 76 Flores, Julieta ...... 25 Gómez-Collado, Martha Esthela ...... 79 Flores, María ...... 39 Gómez-Muñiz, Magdiel ...... 81 Flores-Zúñiga, Jazmín Anaid ...... 86 González Marín, María Luisa ...... 73 Florido-Alejo, Ángel Lorenzo ...... 81, 88 González Vera, Alejandro ...... 69 Ford, Michael R...... 63 Gonzalez, Carlos A...... 124 Fowler, Gil ...... 91 González, David ...... 29, 35 Franco, Diego Nápoles ...... 120 González, Mayra ...... 25 Frank, Howard ...... 103 González, Xavier Oliveras ...... 26, 37 Franklin, Aimee L...... 102 González-Anaya, Ana Gabriela ...... 73 Franklin, Emily ...... 103 González-Andrade, Salvador ...... 75, 77 Frantzen, Durant ...... 51 González-Baltazar, Raquel ...... 46, 74, 78 Franzoni, Marcela ...... 80, 95 González-Díaz, Patricia ...... 81 Fregoso-Jasso, Gabriel Salvador ...... 79 González-García, Juan ...... 77 French, Laurence Armand ...... 43, 84 González-Gorman, Sylvia ...... 15, 24 Fripp, Jessica ...... 2 González-Martínez, Irving Josué ...... 87 Fryer, Paul ...... 38 González-Pérez, Cándido ...... 73, 77 Fuentes, César ...... 18, 20, 26 Goodman, Christopher B...... 99 Fuentes, César M...... 17 Goodwin, Alexander ...... 51 Fuentes, Viola ...... xi, 97 Goodwin, Austin ...... 50 Fuentes-Godínez, Javier ...... 74 Gorina, Evgenia ...... 102, 104 Fuentes-Maya, Alberto ...... 20 Gould, Larry ...... ii, iii, ix Fuentez, Viola ...... 97 Gould, Larry A...... i, iii Fuller, Matthew ...... 12, 94 Graf, Doug ...... 121 Fullerton, Jr., Thomas M...... 33 Graff, Michelle ...... 100 Fullerton, Tom ...... 63 Grajeda, Margarita ...... 25, 29, 33 Galbraith, James K...... 57 Granados, Ulises ...... 34 Gales, Allison ...... 110 Grant, Ronnie ...... 69, 98 Gallamore, Monica ...... xi Greene, Alexandra ...... 59 Gallamore, Monica S...... 70 Greenwood, Daphne T...... 58, 59 Galue, Carlos Fernández ...... 34 Greer, Robert A...... 99, 100 Galvis, Diana ...... 34 Grigg, Zachery ...... 97, 98 Ganster, Paul ...... 17, 24 Grinder, Darrin ...... xi García Rivera, Enoc Alejandro ...... 24 Groza, Alexandru Christian ...... 109 García, María Hilda ...... 22, 32 Guerra-García, Ernesto ...... 81, 84 Garza, Samantha ...... 70 Guerra-Hernández, Miriam Anahí ...... 80 Garza, Thomas ...... 107 Guerrero, Manuel A...... 39 Gasaway Hill, Mary Lynne ...... 95 Guo, Hai ...... 103 Gay, David E.R...... 9, 61 Gutiérrez, Manuel A...... 13, 37 Gaytan, Edgardo Ayala ...... 25 Gutiérrez-Linares, Delia ...... 80 Gerber, James ...... 13, 23, 25 Guzman, Tatyana ...... xi, 99, 101, 104

129 Index of Participants

Guzmán-Pérez, Juan Alberto ...... 79 Hoge, Emily ...... 108 Habegger, Kimberly ...... 41, 74 Holt, Debbie ...... 112 Hackbart, Merl ...... 103 Holz, Ryan ...... 57 Hafiz, Mhammed ...... 120 Hopkins, Barbara ...... 55, 58, 118 Hale Lewis, Karen ...... 95 Hou, Dongfang ...... 11 Hale, Geoffrey ...... 14, 24, 104 Hu, Bill ...... 90 Hale, Michelle ...... xi Hu, Zhiding ...... 36 Hale, Michelle L...... 3, 4 Huang, Xianming ...... 98 Hall, Holly ...... 90 Hubbard, Monica ...... 68 Hall, John ...... 54, 56, 59 Hubbard, Sean ...... 11 Hallgrimsdottir, Helga ...... 31, 36 Hughes, Fan ...... 91 Han, Yanbing ...... 99 Huitrado-Téllez, Cynthia Lucía ...... 74 Hanson, Andrew ...... 90 Hussain, Mudassar ...... 66 Hanson, Ralph ...... 91 Huynh, Carol ...... 51 Hardy, Jenna ...... 116 Ibáñez Hernández, Oscar ...... 27 Harrington, James ...... 98 Idhirij, Saleh ...... 65 Harrison, Lonny ...... 107 Idowu-Davies, Oluwatofunmi ...... 123 Harvey, John ...... 58 Isern, Thomas D...... 92, 105 Haskie, Katilyn ...... 6 Ishii, Lomayumtewa ...... 4 Hatfield, Holly Sue ...... 119 Islam, Khairul ...... 49, 89 Hathaway, Alex ...... 103 Israel, William ...... 95 Havugimana, Jean Pierre ...... 106 Ivonchyk, Mikhail ...... 102 Hayden, F. Gregory ...... 54 Iwashita, Akihiro ...... 17, 33 Hays, Chelsea ...... 50, 123 Izquierdo, Sergio Camara ...... 119 Healey, Gavin A...... 6 Jackson Pitts, Mary ...... 89 Hebert, Paulette R...... 120, 121 Jackson, Cynthia ...... xi, 46 Heckelman, Jac C...... 63 Jackson, Cynthia D...... 44 Heim, Bradley ...... 103 Jackson-Pitts, Mary ...... xi, 89, 90 Henríquez-Lagos, Paola ...... 84 Jahan, MD Shah ...... 49 Herchner, Daria ...... 27 Jarratt-Snider, Karen ...... iii, 3, 4, 5 Herke, Kate ...... i, ii, iii Jarrett-Snider, Karen ...... xi Herman, Cathyrn ...... 116 Järv, Olle ...... 19 Hermann, Arturo ...... 56 Jayadas, Aditya ...... 121 Hernández Sánchez, Eugenia ...... 27 Jimenez, Marisol ...... 112 Hernández, Alberto ...... 18 Jiménez-Díaz, Antonio...... 46, 78, 80 Hernández, Isabel Zizaldra ...... 35 Jiménez-Genchi, Nelly Karina ...... 20 Hernández, Oscar Misael...... 8 Jo, Tae-Hee ...... 53, 56, 117, 118 Hernández-García, Adriana ...... 87 Jocks, Chris ...... 5 Hernández-González, Eduardo ...... 81, 86 Jocks, Christopher ...... 4, 6 Hidalgo-González, Brenda J...... 46, 78 Joffe, Marc ...... 104 Hidalgo-Santacruz, Gustavo ...... 46, 78 Johnson, Craig L...... 100 Hildreth, W. Bartley ...... 103 Johnson, Erin ...... 58 Hill, Andrew J...... 95 Johnston, Hannah ...... 68 Hill, Myleea ...... 89, 90 Jordan, Daisy ...... 115 Hill, Myleea D ...... 49 Jordan, Meagan M...... 104 Hill, Myleea D...... 49 Joseph, Makanda ...... 1, 93 Hoang, Trang ...... 98, 100 Junne, George ...... 1 Hodge, Edwin ...... 36 Kaisto, Virpi ...... x, 19

130 Index of Participants

Kang, Hyewon ...... 100, 104 Ledesma, Edna ...... 15 Kang, Hyunsook ...... 94 Lee, E. Scott ...... 67, 97, 98 Kaskinen, Saija ...... 26 Lee, Eun Sun ...... 120 Keiser, Kurt ...... 53 Lee, Jaesub ...... 11 Kelley, Suzzanne ...... xi, 92, 105 Lee, Lloyd L...... 4 Kenny, Michael ...... 71 Lee, Mansokku ...... 62 Kenyon, Cassidy ...... 115 Lee, SeungJong ...... 102 Kesting, Stefan ...... 56 Lee, Soomi ...... 103 Kilburn, Jr., John C...... 14 Lee, Sungyoon ...... 104 Killsback, Leo ...... 6 Lee, Taeyoung ...... 62 Kim, Hyunji ...... 11 Leftoff, Sondra ...... 4, 52 Kim, Ji Seul ...... 101 Leftwich Curry, Jane ...... 107 Kim, Jinsu ...... 11 Lemon, Heather ...... 48 Kim, Youngsung ...... 104 León-Cortes, Silvia G...... 46, 78 Kim, Yunji ...... 102 Lerma, Michael ...... 6 Kim, Yusun ...... x, 103 Lester, Stanford ...... xi King, Dawn ...... 96 Lester, Stanford K...... 70, 71 Knox, Duncan M...... 70 Levitan, Zachariah ...... ix, 96 Kohpahl, Gabriele ...... 32 Lewis, Barry ...... 43, 83 Kolas, Ashild ...... 37 Liao, Wei-Jie ...... 102 Konrad, Victor ...... 14, 36 Licona-Michel, Ángel ...... 77, 85, 116 Korkaz, Nuri ...... 109 Lightbourne, Jessica ...... 103 Korkmaz, Nuri ...... 32 Liikanen, Ilkka ...... 25, 32, 38 Kozinets, Nadya ...... 121, 122 Lindsay, David H...... 60 Kraeger, Patsy ...... xi, 97, 98 Lindsay, Samuel C...... 110 Krupa, Ohla ...... 99 Linn, James G...... xi, 44, 45, 46, 47 Krupa, Olha ...... xi, 101, 103 Loehr, Jacob ...... 97 Kuester, Daniel ...... 9, 61 Loewy, Andy F...... 120 Kulis, Stephen ...... 22 Lonebear, Desi ...... 7 Laine, Jussi ...... 18, 30, 36 Longo, Matthew...... 38 Lakhani, Shabnam ...... 12 López Córdova, Salvador ...... 17 Lam, Lawrence...... 91 López Recinos, Vladimir ...... 32 Lamb, Berton Lee ...... 96 Lopez, Brenda Yvette ...... 51 Lambert, Meghan ...... 45 Lopez, Danielle ...... 116 Landin, Shadow ...... 116 López-Alcocer, Fernando ...... 77, 82 Landín-Alcántar, Herlinda ...... 77, 82 López-García, Gisell ...... 86 Langarudi, Saeed P...... 65 Lorenzo, Ronald ...... 114 Laniado, Isaac M...... 54 Lozano, José Carlos ...... 15, 29 Lanier, Drew ...... 94 Loza-Ramírez, Leticia ...... 10, 85 Lankton, Nancy ...... 60 Luby, Martin J...... 100 Lara, Fernando Luiz ...... 15 Luna Hernández, Mario Rabindranath .. 115 Lara-Valencia, Francisco . xi, 13, 15, 17, 21, Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen ...... 5 35 Luna-Miranda, Nelly ...... 46, 78 Larson, Sarah ...... 103 Lybecker, Donna L...... 27, 38, 96 LaSala, Hector ...... 122 Lytle, William ...... 67 Latour, Sherry ...... 122 Macedonio-Maya, Omar E...... 81 Le, Jennifer ...... 102 Madrigal, Julie ...... 29 Leal, Manuel ...... 37 Madsen, Kenneth ...... 14

131 Index of Participants

Magalhaes, Mariano ...... 95 McDonald, III, Bruce ...... 103 Magaña, Lisa ...... 17, 30 McDougall, Allan K...... 28 Magaña-García, Celia ...... 79, 81 McKenna, Nicole ...... 51 Magnani, Elisabetta ...... 59 McKinney, Joseph A...... 40 Magnus, Samantha ...... 31 Meardon, Stephen ...... 14 Mahapatra, Debidatta Aurobinda ...... 21 Medina García, Eusebio ...... 18 Maher, Craig S...... 102, 104 Medina Núñez, Ignacio ...... 95 Makanda, Joseph...... 1, 93, 115 Medina Villegas, Adriana ...... 95 Makharesh, Ahmed ...... 91 Medina, Christina A...... 97, 98 Maldonado, José Ángel ...... 19 Medina, Ignacio ...... xi, 72, 93, 95 Malinowski, Jerry ...... 120 Medina, Sergio Peña ...... 13, 28 Malko, Victoria ...... 107 Medina-Núñez, Ignacio ...... 72 Mallén, Enrique ...... 41, 74 Medina-Núñez, Ignacio ...... 93 Mann, Henrietta ...... 7 Medina-Ortega, Javier ...... 62, 73, 75, 82 Manzanárez, Magdaleno ...... 43, 84 Meléndez-López, José Miguel Antuan 46, 78 Manzanero-Trejo, María de Lourdes...... 80 Melichar, Mark ...... iii, xi, 9, 61, 63 Mao, KuoRay ...... xi, 114, 115 Mendoza Cota, Eduardo Jorge ...... 13 Mara, Rodríguez Venegas ...... 8 Merrifield, John ...... 63, 65 Marek, Cecilia ...... 7 Mexica, C.T...... 29, 32 Marfe, Gabriella ...... 45 Mexica, Cuatemoc T...... 6 Margarita Anaya-Corona ...... 85 Mexicano Santoyo, Adriana ...... 31 Marinova, Iren ...... 67 Michael, Joachim ...... 29 Márquez-Mondragón, Pedro Alberto ...... 75 Miker, Martha ...... 22 Marrietta, Napoleon ...... 4 Mikhailova, Ekaterina ...... 28, 32 Marrufo, Rafael M...... 24 Mills, Sharina ...... 116 Marsico, Giuseppina ...... 21, 38 Minah, Galen ...... 121 Marsiglia, Flavio F...... 22 Minotte, Krista ...... iii Martin, Edward J...... 119 Moeller, Mary ...... 24 Martínez Chapa, Oshiel ...... 31 Mogrovejo Andrade, Johanna ...... 34 Martínez Méndez, María Isabel ...... 124 Mogrovejo Andrade, Johanna Milena ...... 34 Martínez, Claudia Toloza ...... 34 Mohanty, Biswajit ...... 37 Martínez, Javier ...... 25 Mohr, Kyle ...... 59 Martínez, Nataly ...... 15 Mohr, Zachary ...... 100 Martínez, Oscar J...... 18, 25 Moldogaziev, Tima ...... 100 Martínez, Rubén ...... 43, 83 Molenar, Matt ...... i Martínez-Haro, Tania ...... 75 Molina, David J...... 29, 33 Martínez-Romero, Javier ...... 35 Mondragon, Steven ...... 16 Martínez-Zalce, Graciela...... 29 Montandon, Arthur Sanders ...... 19 Martini, Pete ...... xi Monteleone, Rebecca ...... 47 Martini, Peter J...... 69, 110 Montes-Martínez, David Israel ...... 82 Massé-Narváez, Carlos ...... 87, 96 Montoya, T. Mark ...... 15, 29, 37 Masters, Ben ...... 33 Moon, Zola ...... 8, 105 Masuku, Sikanyiso ...... 115 Moore, Stephen ...... 40 Matkin, David ...... 100 Mora, Alexa ...... 110 McBeth, Mark K...... 27 Morales, María Cristina ...... 27 McClung, Kiwana T...... 121 Moreno Ducheny, Denise...... 17 McConnell, Stephen Joseph ...... 91 Moreno-Fernández, Jesús Emmanuel ..... 80 McCormick, Evan...... 16 Morgan, Mayra Sanchez ...... 66

132 Index of Participants

Morquecho-Güitrón, Ana Cecilia .. 86, 87, 96 Osiobe, Ejiro ...... 65 Morris, Madison ...... 110 Otero, Victoria ...... 125 Morton, Flor ...... 86 Oum, Young Rae ...... 37 Moya, Eva ...... 14, 16, 22, 113 Overholser, Amber ...... 67 Moyers, Carlos Germán Palafox ...... 65 Oztig, Lacin Idil ...... 37 Moyo, Innocent ...... 30 Pacheco-Arenas, Noelia ...... 46, 78 Muckerheide, Mike...... i Padilla, Héctor ...... 25 Mumme, Stephen ...... iii, 16, 17, 27, 88 Panagia, Giancarlo ...... 51, 123 Munday, Matthew ...... 69 Panizo Cardona, César Augusto ...... 32 Munoz, Anai Pulido ...... 97 Parada, Jairo ...... 59 Mures-Iza, Mario Celim ...... 79 Park, Sungho ...... 102 Mutula, Stephen ...... 49 Park, Young Joo ...... 99 Müürisepp, Kerli ...... 19 Parker, Scott David ...... 115 Nápoles Franco, Diego ...... 94 Pathak, Rahul ...... 99 Naranjo, Jason M...... 47 Pavey, Sara ...... 69 Navarrete-Sánchez, Enrique ...... 77 Payan, Tony ...... 13, 22, 31 Navarro-Orozco, Hermelinda ...... 46, 73, 78 Payne Ossian, Lisa ...... 106 Neels, Mark ...... 106 Peach, Jim ...... 56, 57, 64 Nehls, Kathi ...... 106 Pedersen, William ...... 112 Nelson, Robert ...... 70 Pederson, Daphne ...... iii Nesiba, Reynold ...... 92 Pei, Yang ...... 120 Nguyen, Justin ...... 64 Peña, Segio ...... 26 Nguyen, Luyen ...... 63 Peña, Sergio ...... 21 Nguyen, Nhi ...... 114 Pencek, Thomas ...... 60 Nicula, J. Gail ...... 68 Pequeño, Consuelo ...... 25 Nielsen, Henrik Dorf ...... 19 Pereyra, Rodrigo ...... 42, 78 Nielsen, Marianne O...... 4, 5 Pérez, Genaro ...... 42, 78 Nihei, Mariko ...... 84, 85, 116 Perez, Vanessa ...... 111 Niño Contreras, Lya Margarita ...... 34 Peroff, Nick ...... 3 Niño, Lya ...... 31 Philips, Lisa ...... 28 Nipu, Nusrat Jahan ...... 11 Picard-Ami, Maria Luisa ...... 20, 23 Nivins, Steve ...... 21 Pilkinton, Melinda ...... 112 Noor, Muhammad Zeeshan ...... 98 Pillai, Vijayan K...... 52 Norfolk, Alex ...... 31 Pinto-Pérez, Erandini Donaxi ...... 46, 78 Norris, James A...... 87, 96 Portugal-Zegarra, José Froilán ...... 83 Norwood, Matthew T...... 47 Potter, Shayla ...... 113 Norwood, William A...... 47 Prajerova, Andrea ...... 109 Novelo y Urdanivia, Silvia G...... 87 Prieto-Quezada, Ma Teresa ...... 86 Nukulkit, Up Sira ...... 54, 118 Prigent, Misty Clover ...... 27 O’Bryan, Mark ...... 120, 121 Quintanilla, Claudia ...... 86 O'Connell, Lenahan ...... 104 Quirarte, Linda ...... 112 Ogundigo, Omotayo ...... 49 Racheal, Ogunwale ...... 47 Ogundijo, Emmanuel Omotayo ...... 90 Ragusett, Jared ...... 65 Ogunsusi, Cecilia Enitan ...... 26, 38 Raja, Urooj ...... 50, 67 Ojala, Lori ...... 29 Rama, Jonas ...... 59 Okunade, Samuel ...... 17 Ramirez, Marla A...... 33 Oluwole Oni, Ebenezer ...... 1, 93 Ramírez, Marla A...... 15 Orozco, Jessica ...... 111 Ramírez-Díaz, José Antonio ...... 79

133 Index of Participants

Ramos García, Jacqueline Alejandra ...... 26 Rosales-Saldaña, Jorge Abel ...... 85, 116 Ramos-Rubio, Patricia ...... 23 Ross, Luana ...... 7 Rangel, Hugo ...... 37, 40, 87, 96 Rother, Jean ...... 47 Rangel-Delgado, José Ernesto ...... 77 Rouvière, Laetitia ...... 14 Ransaw, Theodore ...... 1, 2 Royster, Michael D...... 1 Reichert, Jenny ...... 110 Ruíz Cansino, Marcia Leticia ...... 24 Rentería-Rodríguez, María Teresa 10, 83, 85 Ruiz Flores, Jesús ...... iii Rentería-Vargas, Javier ...... 83 Ruiz-Alanís, Leobardo ...... 80 Resendiz, Rosalva ...... 37 Ruiz-Flores, Jesús ...... xi, 72, 81 Reyes, David ...... 24, 85, 116 Ruíz-Olaya, Andrés ...... 42, 76 Reyes, Manuel ...... 63 Ruiz-Serrano, Mauricio ...... 74 Reyes-Farias, David ...... 85, 116 Sabharwal, Meghna...... iii, xi, 11, 12, 98 Reyes-Loya, Manuel ...... 23 Sachs, Stephen ...... 6 Reynoso-Jaime, Jenaro ...... 79 Sachs, Stephen M...... 4 Reza, Karina Ysela Romero ...... 18 Salas, Saharai ...... 15 Rhodes, Sarah ...... 51 Salas-Alfaro, Renato ...... 84 Rice, Eve...... 44 Salazar Castillo, Jorge E...... 31 Rice, Matt ...... 54 Salazar, Jorge Ibarra ...... 25 Richardson, Paul ...... 25, 30, 36 Salinas-Escobar, María Evangelina ...... 83 Riegg, Stephen ...... 107 Salkeld, Helen Alyse ...... 71 Rieke, Jonathan ...... 121 Sammons, Thomas ...... xi Riojas, Carlos ...... 88 Sammons, Thomas C...... 120, 121 Rios, Mehadi ...... 19 Samuel, Okunade ...... 49 Risk, Katherine ...... 49 Sánchez, Ricardo Monroy ...... 18 Rivera-Martínez, Sandra ...... 72 Sánchez-Cruz, Beatriz Paloma ...... 20 Rix, Ashley...... 94 Sández Pérez, Agustín ...... 18, 34 Robbins, Mark ...... 100 Sandoval-Aragón, Sergio L...... 62, 73, 79 Robbins, Marlena ...... 7 Santetti, Márcio ...... 55 Robbins, Roy ...... 21 Santofimio-Vargas, Fabián ...... 62, 73, 75 Robinson, Cai ...... 31 Sarkar, Krishnendu ...... 66 Robinson, Nadria ...... 52 Sarkar, Prabirjit ...... 59 Roca, Jennifer ...... 64 Sawaya, Mary ...... 47 Roca, Jennifer Stacy ...... 62, 73 Sayed, Vickie ...... 124 Rodriguez Gonzalez, Elda Mireya ...... 66 Scerbo, Rosita ...... 42, 76 Rodríguez Sosa, Marisol ...... 27 Schaffer, Wolfram F...... 16 Rodriguez, Isel ...... 111 Schaffler, Wolfram F...... 14, 16, 33 Rodriguez, José Angel ...... 110 Schaniel, William ...... iii Rodríguez, Robert G...... 88 Schaniel, William C...... xi, 92, 105, 124 Rodríguez-González, Luz Orieta ...... 82 Schelly, Chelsea ...... iii, xi, 66, 67 Rodríguez-Manzanares, Eduardo ...... 80 Schild, Rebecca ...... 67 Rodríguez-Toscano, Ricardo R...... 79, 82 Schneider, Ann ...... 101 Rohatyn, Dennis ...... 71 Schneider, Geoffrey E. ... xi, 55, 56, 58, 117, Roman, Belinda ...... 33 118 Román, Belinda ...... 21 Scott, Ashlie ...... 116 Romero-Paredes, Karla Estefanía...... 23 Scott, Cindy ...... 52 Roncolato, Leanne ...... 65 Scott, James ...... 17, 18, 25, 30 Ronquillo Chávez, Cely Celene ...... 33 Scott, Patrick ...... 98 Ronquillo-Chávez, Cely Celene ...... 20 Scott, Tyler A...... 100

134 Index of Participants

Searing, Elizabeth A.M...... 99 Terrace, Catherine ...... 8 Seeligson, Frates ...... 66 Thede, Nicole ...... 47 Segura Herrera, Tamara ...... 8, 17, 34 Thomas, John ...... 33 Shadabi, Leila ...... 63 Thompson, Kevin ...... xi, 51 Shaeffer, Ravae Villafranca ...... 66 Thompson, Kyle ...... 93 Shafer, Mark ...... 102 Thompson, M. Kyle ...... ix Shank, Bettina...... 44 Thompson-Hayes, Marceline ...... 49 Shaw-Smith, Unique ...... 125 Tinker, Tink ...... 5 Shevalier, Rae ...... 114 Tippeconnic Fox, Mary Jo ...... iii, 5 Shipley, Jordan...... 59 Tiwari, Kashi Nath ...... xi, 60 Siedschlaw, Kurt ...... 52 Todorova, Zdravka ...... 53, 58, 59, 117 Sierra, Marina...... 34 Tollefson, Derrik ...... 112 Silva Hurtado, Jacqueline ...... 31 Toro, Verónica ...... 37 Silva, Carlos G...... 65 Trail, Shanelle ...... 62 Simmons, Taylor ...... i Trautman, Laurie ...... 13, 24, 28 Simons, Alison ...... 115 Trautman, Rhonda R...... 103 Simonsen, Bill ...... 100, 123 Treviño, Teresa ...... 86 Simonsen, Nicole ...... 123 Tripathi, Dhananjay ...... 21, 27 Sinara Alves de Carvalho, Kelly ...... 49 Trujillo, Octaviana V...... 4 Sinikiem, Johnson Alalibo ...... 17 Tsinnajinnie, Leola ...... 3, 4 Siroky, David ...... 12, 94 Tsosie La Russo, Aresta ...... 3 Slavin, Courtney ...... 70 Tussing, Christopher ...... 96 Small, Gail ...... 6, 7 Uddin, Jamal ...... 49 Smith Rolston, Jessica ...... ix, 105 Ulsperger, Jason ...... 114 Smith, Jessica M...... 8 Ulsperger, Kristen ...... 114 Snow, Doug ...... 101 Upoma, Shahrin ...... 12 Sohl, Shannon ...... 104 Uriega-Chirino, Alejandra ...... 73 Sohn, Christophe ...... 19, 26, 28 Valdes, Krystina ...... 120 Solano, Socorro Arzaluz ...... 32 Valdez, Elizabeth ...... 22 Sorensen, Lucy ...... 104 Valdéz-Zepeda, Andrés ...... 80, 87, 95, 96 Springer, Victoria A...... 110 Valenzuela, Alex ...... 112 Staudt, Kathleen ...... 13, 19, 30, 38 Vallet, Elisabeth ...... 14 Steinmann, Heather ...... 92, 105, 108 Vallet, Elizabeth ...... 22 Sternthal, Susanne ...... 108 Van den Berg, Hendrik .... 53, 56, 57, 58, 64 Stonehouse, Bryn ...... 113 van der Velde, Martin ...... 21, 25, 27, 36, 37 Straw, Gordon ...... 5 Vandecar-Burdin, Tancy ...... 104 Suárez, Camille A...... 33 Vargas, Edward D...... 22, 33 Suárez-García, Carlos José ...... 74 Vargas, Lucinda ...... 54 Sumano Rodríguez, José Andrés ...... 38 Varma, Roli ...... 12 Sun, Hao ...... 100, 104 Vásquez, Stephanie ...... 29 Sundstrom, Linda-Marie ...... 96, 107 Veeramreddy, Jayaprakash R...... 89 Tan, Kim B...... 60 Vega, Arturo...... 95 Tateo, Luca ...... 38 Velasco, Alejandro ...... 124 Tavira, Norma Baca ...... 18 Velázquez-Gallardo, Alma Jéssica 80, 81, 86 Taylor, Lawrence D...... 28, 40 Venegas Sahagun, Beatriz Adriana ... 66, 67 Taylor, Zachary ...... 43, 83 Venegas Sahagun, Jeovana Arcelia ...... 66 Teer-Tomaselli, Prof Ruth ...... 49 Venken, Machteld ...... 19, 21, 35 Teer-Tomaselli, Ruth ...... 69, 115 Verea, Mónica ...... 15

135 Index of Participants

Vergara-González, Reyna...... 75 Williams, Robert B. (Bob) ...... 59 Viacava-Breiding, Fernando Pedro xi, 72, 81 Williams, Ryan Blake ...... 9, 61 Vilchis-Vidal, Agustín ...... 20 Wilson, Bonnie ...... 63 Vilgiate, Timmy ...... 116 Wilson, Debra R...... 44, 45 Villa-González, Liliana Guadalupe ...... 83 Wilson, Debra Rose ...... xi Villarreal, Ma. del Rosario Contreras ...... 24 Wilson, Mark ...... 9, 61, 124 Virkkunen, Joni ...... 25 Wilson, Neal ...... 56, 59 Virojsakul, Khanitsorn ...... 89 Winecoff, Ruth ...... 100, 103 Vizcaíno, Antonio de Jesus ...... 79 Winkler, Richelle ...... 66 Vizcarra-Guerrero, Lorenzo Rafael .... 86, 87, Wisman, Jon D...... 59 96 Witlacil, Mary E...... 3 Voeltz, Richard A...... 70 Witt, Stephanie ...... 97 Voerkelius, Mirjam ...... 108 Wong-González, Pablo ...... 35 von der Ruhr, Marc ...... 58 Worden, Samantha ...... 8, 105, 106 Wagner, Richard ...... 54 Wrenn, Mary ...... 55, 57, 118 Wake, Cory ...... 64 Wright, Stephen ...... 93 Waldron, Deanna ...... 123 Wu, Chung-Tong ...... 28 Walker, Erika ...... 51 Wu, H. Tristan ...... 114 Walker, Michael W...... 52 Wu, Tristan ...... ix Waller, William ...... 55, 118 Xiao, Zhiwen ...... 11, 90 Wanbli Weiden, David Heska ...... 3 Xiong, Min ...... 11 Wang, Shu ...... 102 Xiong, Tingting ...... 62 Wang, Xiaoheng ...... 104 Xu, Yuanshuo ...... 102 Warner, Mildred ...... 102 Yadav, Chaitanya ...... 12 Warner, Mildred E...... 102 Yates, Donald L...... 52 Waters, Savannah ...... 70 Yaworsky, William ...... 8 Watts, Linda ...... 8 Yi, Joon Young ...... 120 Watts, Linda K...... 116 Yoder, Brianna ...... 97, 98 Webb, James ...... 57 York, Andrew ...... 63 Wen, Christine ...... 102 Young, Sarah Michele ...... 121 West, Timothy ...... 124 Yu, Ang ...... 114 Wheelock, Rick ...... 5 Yusuf, Wie ...... 68, 104 Whippo, Dana K...... 95 Zahm, Aurora ...... 107 Whisler, L. Ruth ...... 112 Zambrano, Mario de Jesús ...... 34 Whisler, Ruth ...... xi, 113 Zamora, Gabriela ...... 32 Wiens-Tuers, Barbara ...... 56, 118 Zamora, Jorge ...... 42, 78 Wildcat, Daniel ...... 5 Zarkin, Michael ...... 67 Wilkins, David ...... 5 Zavala, Luis Eduardo ...... 32 Williams, Arley ...... 103 Zeng, Lily ...... xi, 11, 89, 90 Williams, Arzelia ...... 123

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