Experts in Mexico
Megan Carney
Associate Professor, Anthropology
Director, Center for Regional Food Studies
Maritza Cardenas
Associate Professor, English
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Latinx cultural productions,
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Marginalized identities and subjectivities, disability studies, and transnational community formations
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US Central Americans, Global Studies
Susan Briante
Associate Professor, Creative Writing and Literature
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Poetry and poetics, cross-genre writing
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Experiment autobiography, documentary studies, affect theory, and translation
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US-Mexico Border
Michael Brescia
Curator of Ethnohistory (Continuing), Arizona State Museum
Affiliated Professor, History, Latin American Studies, and James E. Rogers College of Law
Research Associate, Southwest Center
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Living legacies of Spanish and Mexican water law, property rights, and natural resources in the North American West.
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Colonial Mexico
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Mexico, Latin America, and North America
Jeffrey Banister
Director, Southwest Center
Associate Research Social Scientist, Editor, and Research Professor
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Resource governance
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Politics in the US-Mexico borderlands
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Mexico, and Latin America
Damián Baca
Associate Professor, Department of Mexican American Studies
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Mexican American Studies
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Digital Migrations
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Mexican American Literature
Diane Austin
Director, School of Anthropology
Professor, School of Anthropology
Research Anthropologist (BARA)
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Applied environmental anthropology
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community dynamics amid large-scale industrial activity and environmental change; alternative technologies and education to increase environmental, social, and community justice; and community-based,
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collaborative research and outreach