Profile

Jeffrey Banister

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Research Scientist | Director, Southwest Studies Center | Associate Editor | Associate Research Professor

Grants(2)

Publications(19)

Recent

The Alchemy of Salt Ways of Knowing and Seeing Salinity along the Lower Colorado River

2019

A State of Indolence: Drug Wars, Hydraulic Megaprojects, and Water Insecurity in 21st-Century Mexico

2019

The Museo Jardín del Agua and the Mexico City Water Crisis

2018

Urban Water and Revolution in Mexico City: Xochimilco and the Lerma System

2018

The Shifting Geopolitics of Water in the Anthropocene

2017

Building Cities, Constructing Citizens: Sustainable Rural Cities in Chiapas, Mexico

2016

Patria Fugáz: The Troubled Birth of Hydraulic Populism on Sonora’s Río Mayo, 1910 to 1934

2015

You and What Army? Violence, the State, and Mexico's War on Drugs

2015

A Visual History of Water in Mexico City: Modernity and Memorial

2015

A state of suspended animation: Urban sanitation and water access in Nogales, Sonora

2015

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Stacie Widdifield

Maribel Alvarez

Jennifer Jenkins

Lori Poloni-Staudinger

Daniel Duncan

Grants(2)

Arizona-Sonora Borderlands, Palimpsest of Cultures

Seeing Water in Modern Mexico City: The Visual Culture of Hydraulic Control in the Early twentieth Century

Publications(19)

The Alchemy of Salt Ways of Knowing and Seeing Salinity along the Lower Colorado River

A State of Indolence: Drug Wars, Hydraulic Megaprojects, and Water Insecurity in 21st-Century Mexico

The Museo Jardín del Agua and the Mexico City Water Crisis

Urban Water and Revolution in Mexico City: Xochimilco and the Lerma System

The Shifting Geopolitics of Water in the Anthropocene

Building Cities, Constructing Citizens: Sustainable Rural Cities in Chiapas, Mexico

Patria Fugáz: The Troubled Birth of Hydraulic Populism on Sonora’s Río Mayo, 1910 to 1934

You and What Army? Violence, the State, and Mexico's War on Drugs

A Visual History of Water in Mexico City: Modernity and Memorial

A state of suspended animation: Urban sanitation and water access in Nogales, Sonora