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World Social Science Association

Formerly the Western Social Science Association

Scholarship, Service, Collegiality

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AAAS - African/African American Studies
ABS - Association For Borderland Studies
AFIT - Economics (Association For Institutional Thought)
AIS - American Indian Studies
AS - Asian Studies
CDD - Chronic Disease & Disability
CJC - Criminal Justice & Criminology
CMS - Communication Studies
CS - Canadian Studies
EG - Economics General

EPN - Environmenal Policy & Natural Resource Management
GD - Globalization & Development
HIS - History
LASC - Latin American Studies & Chicano-Iberian Culture Network
MC - Mass Communication
MENA - Middle East & North Africa
NPPS - Non-Profit, Philanthropy, Social Enterprise & Entrepreneurship
NZAS - New Zealand & Australia Studies
PA - Public Administration
PFB - Public Finance & Budgeting

PS - Political Science
RAS - Rural & Agricultural Studies
SA - Sociology & Anthropology
SES - Slavic & Eurasian Studies
SP - Social Psychology
SW - Social Work
URPE - Union For Radical Political Economists
US - Urban Studies
WGBL - Women's, Gender, & LGBTQ Studies

LASC - Latin American Studies & Chicano-Iberian Culture Network

ABS 27, LASC 10 - Border Story Telling

Jesus Ruiz Flores
Title: First Coordinator
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Affiliation: Universidad de Guadalajara

 

Debra D. Andrist
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Affiliation: Sam Houston State University, Texas, USA

 

Fernando Pedro Viacava-Breiding
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Affiliation: Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico, Campus Morelia

 

Moderator: Evelyn Cruz, Arizona State University

 

“From Corridos to ‘Deportee´: Listening to and Reading the History of the Borderlands through Song”, Robert Neustadt, Northern Arizona University
“Lullabies in the border: lullaby singing and parenthood in the maquiladora society of Ciudad Juarez”, Emma Álvarez-de la Rosa, New Mexico State University
“Comparative Analysis of Spanish-language Television Coverage of Immigration”, Maria de los Angeles Flores, The University of Texas at El Paso
“Border Crisis Texts and the Case for Vulnerable Reading”, Zalfa Feghali, University of Leicester

Event Information

Event Date 04-14-2023 9:45 am
Location San Pedro