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Jason Dormady

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Central Washington University

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College of Arts and Humanities

Department Of History

History

Studies Of Latino And Latin American

Jason Dormady is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Professor at Central Washington University.

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Central Washington University

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religious studies history religion cultural history cultural studies latin american politics latin american research latin american religion sociology of religion latin american studies diaspora studies anthropology spanish social movements ideology cultural anthropology historical geography human migration historical review latin american antiquity early republic transnational history protest migration studies latino studies cultural heritage digital mediums american studies latin american diaspora religious tourism american identity inter-american relation spirituality religious groups modern mexico urban history urban affairs death studies online information religious pluralism urban society historical analysis historical reassessment mourning digital culture international communication digital society cultural analytics civil conflict historical transition historical sociology border controls ethnohistory religious prejudice comparative religion interfaith christian practice political transformation latin american archaeology educational games feminist perspectives migration study citizenship study foster international conversations mexican history digital resources post-revolutionary mexico john mason hart california press united states twentieth century daniel ramírez mexico from pre‐conquest philip l present ‐ new world ‐ urban planning social groups business intelligence international migration community engagement planning practices latin literature gender inequality comparative analysis latin social enterprise marketing strategy latin american economic history urban theory urbanization community-engaged research urban studies real estate urban geography community networks business-to-business markets citizenship feminist inquiry urban design social forces business science planning theory feminist theory value theory property relations colonialism community development feminist studies housing property evaluation business studies caribbean studies feminist philosophy urbanism social simulation women's studies urban process business horizon long range planning modernity community building social systems

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Conflict and Correspondence: Belonging and Urban Community in Guadalajara, Mexico, 1939 - 1947. University of Nebraska Press (2025)

migration studyurban affairsurban historyurban sociologysociologyspanishsocial changehuman migrationlatin american researchlatin american politicslatino studiesculturesocial movementsconflictcaribbean studiescitizenship studyurbanism

Conflict and Correspondence: Belonging and Urban Community in Guadalajara, Mexico, 1939-1947. (2025)

urban sociologylatin american researchculturesocial movementsurban societyurbanism

Devotion in Motion: Pilgrimage in Modern Mexico. (2025)

cultural historyreligious studiesrituallatin american antiquityreligious tourism

Devotion in Motion: Pilgrimage in Modern Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review (2025)

modern mexicoreligious studiesritualreligious tourismreligioncultural studieslatin american antiquitycultural history

Love and Despair: How Catholic Activism Shaped Politics and the Counterculture in Modern Mexico. (2024)

historylatin american studiesreligious studiesprotestlatin american politicsideologyreligioncultural studies

Review of Buchenau, JüRgen. the Sonoran Dynasty: Revolution, Reform, and Repression. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press, 2023. 407 Pp.. (2024)

historypolitical transformationcolonialismpolitical historyempireearly republichistorical review

Abandoning Their Beloved Land: The Politics of Bracero Migration in Mexico by Alberto García. (2023)

historycolonialismhuman migrationcitizenshipsocial movementsmigration studieslatin american diaspora

Love and Despair: How Catholic Activism Shaped Politics and the Counterculture in Modern Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review (2023)

historyreligious pluralismmodern mexicolatin american studieslatin american religionreligious studiesprotestlatin american politicssociology of religionideologyreligionsocial movementscultural studies

Pleito Y Piedad: Continuity in Religious Conflict and Identity in Rural Morelos and Its Diaspora. (2022)

religious studiesdiaspora studiessociology of religionanthropologyreligion

Unrevolutionary Mexico: The Birth of a Strange Dictatorship by Paul Gillingham. (2021)

historypolitical sciencecolonialismpolitical historynationalismdemocratizationlatin american politicsinter-american relation

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Jason Dormady

Professor

Central Washington University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

Department Of History

History

Studies Of Latino And Latin American

Jason Dormady is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Professor at Central Washington University.

Honors

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Jason Dormady

Central Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conflict and Correspondence: Belonging and Urban Community in Guadalajara, Mexico, 1939 - 1947. University of Nebraska Press (2025)

Conflict and Correspondence: Belonging and Urban Community in Guadalajara, Mexico, 1939-1947. (2025)

urban sociologylatin american researchculturesocial movementsurban societyurbanism

Devotion in Motion: Pilgrimage in Modern Mexico. (2025)

cultural historyreligious studiesrituallatin american antiquityreligious tourism

Devotion in Motion: Pilgrimage in Modern Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review (2025)

modern mexicoreligious studiesritualreligious tourismreligioncultural studieslatin american antiquitycultural history

Love and Despair: How Catholic Activism Shaped Politics and the Counterculture in Modern Mexico. (2024)

historylatin american studiesreligious studiesprotestlatin american politicsideologyreligioncultural studies

Review of Buchenau, JüRgen. the Sonoran Dynasty: Revolution, Reform, and Repression. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press, 2023. 407 Pp.. (2024)

historypolitical transformationcolonialismpolitical historyempireearly republichistorical review

Abandoning Their Beloved Land: The Politics of Bracero Migration in Mexico by Alberto García. (2023)

historycolonialismhuman migrationcitizenshipsocial movementsmigration studieslatin american diaspora

Love and Despair: How Catholic Activism Shaped Politics and the Counterculture in Modern Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review (2023)

Pleito Y Piedad: Continuity in Religious Conflict and Identity in Rural Morelos and Its Diaspora. (2022)

religious studiesdiaspora studiessociology of religionanthropologyreligion

Unrevolutionary Mexico: The Birth of a Strange Dictatorship by Paul Gillingham. (2021)

historypolitical sciencecolonialismpolitical historynationalismdemocratizationlatin american politicsinter-american relation

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