Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

Associate Professor

University of Texas at San Antonio

Affiliations

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

History

Catherine Nolan-ferrell is currently serving as a College Of Liberal & Fine Arts Associate Professor at University of Texas At San Antonio.

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Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

University of Texas at San Antonio

Associate Professor

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history migration studies historical review historical methodology historical reassessment anthropology social sciences agricultural economics cultural diversity multilingualism international migration human migration social history economic history social change intercultural studies latin american politics refugee studies interdisciplinary history agrarian change historical geography agricultural history cultural identity latin american diaspora multiculturalism latin american studies refugee movements agrarian political economy historical sociology historical analysis mexican ancestry revolutionary justice mexican state agrarian reform guatemalan refugees agrarian crossings modern mexico transnational mobility forced migration citizenship nationality spanish migration policy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pedimos Posada: Local Mediators and Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico, 1978-1984. Historia Crítica (2021)

Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

historyhistorical methodologyhistorical reassessmentguatemalan refugeeshistorical reviewmigration studieshuman migrationrefugee movementsrefugee studies

Studying Abroad in Mexico With Mexican Ancestry: Desiring to Be ‘One of Ours’. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development (2021)

Nydia MartínezGina Mikel PetrieCatherine Nolan-Ferrell

anthropologymexican ancestrycultural diversitycultural identitymigration studiesintercultural studiesmultilingualismlatin american diasporamulticulturalisminternational migration

T Ore C. O Lsson. Agrarian Crossings: Reformers and the Remaking of the Us and Mexican Countryside.. The American Historical Review (2018)

Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

social historyagrarian political economyinterdisciplinary historyhistoryagrarian changehistorical methodologyagricultural economicshistorical geographyhistorical revieweconomic historyhistorical reassessmenthistorical sociologyhistorical analysisagrarian crossingssocial changeagricultural history

Agrarian Reform and Revolutionary Justice in Soconusco, Chiapas: Campesinos and the Mexican State, 1934–1940. Journal of Latin American Studies (2010)

CATHERINE NOLAN-FERRELL

revolutionary justicemexican statesocial scienceslatin american studiesagrarian reformlatin american politics

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Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

Associate Professor

University of Texas at San Antonio

Affiliations

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

History

Catherine Nolan-ferrell is currently serving as a College Of Liberal & Fine Arts Associate Professor at University of Texas At San Antonio.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

University of Texas at San Antonio

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pedimos Posada: Local Mediators and Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico, 1978-1984. Historia Crítica (2021)

Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

historyhistorical methodologyhistorical reassessmentguatemalan refugeeshistorical reviewmigration studieshuman migrationrefugee movementsrefugee studies

Studying Abroad in Mexico With Mexican Ancestry: Desiring to Be ‘One of Ours’. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development (2021)

Nydia MartínezGina Mikel PetrieCatherine Nolan-Ferrell

anthropologymexican ancestrycultural diversitycultural identitymigration studiesintercultural studiesmultilingualismlatin american diasporamulticulturalisminternational migration

T Ore C. O Lsson. Agrarian Crossings: Reformers and the Remaking of the Us and Mexican Countryside.. The American Historical Review (2018)

Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

Agrarian Reform and Revolutionary Justice in Soconusco, Chiapas: Campesinos and the Mexican State, 1934–1940. Journal of Latin American Studies (2010)

CATHERINE NOLAN-FERRELL

revolutionary justicemexican statesocial scienceslatin american studiesagrarian reformlatin american politics

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