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Josiah Heyman

Professor Endowed Professor

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Josiah Heyman is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Endowed Professor at University of Texas At El Paso.

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University of Texas at El Paso

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migration studies social sciences sociology anthropology political science border controls cultural anthropology human migration international migration social anthropology security studies geopolitics cross-border management migration policy cross-border challenge transnational mobility international security latin american research latin american politics cross-border crime sociocultural anthropology anthropological theory mobility ethnographic theory crisis management societal influence us-mexico border governance criminology political geography health care disparities spatial politics consumption system labor migration homeland security indigenous peoples physical anthropology canadian studies ethnomethodology national security health inequities health disparities internal migration el paso united states royal anthropological institute regional studies ethical theory cultural change biopolitics community health power relations cognitive anthropology legal philosophy legal theory disparate impact arid environments global south health inequalities international criminology mexican americans united states-mexico border confined spaces labor market impact labor market outcomes mexico-united states border naturalization service labor exploitation state effects entrapment processes border vigilance immigrant communities healthcare access el paso county unauthorized immigrants illegal practices border security environmental planning geography public policy water reallocation land use water security us-mexico borderlands

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

“Borders” as a Metaphor in Implementing Large-Scale, Holistic Water Sustainability Research. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation (2024)

William L. HargroveJosiah M. Heyman

water sustainabilitysoilwater conservationenvironmental sciencewater resources

BORDERS: Exclude or Relate?. Journal on Migration and Human Security (2024)

Josiah Heyman

transnational mobilityforced migrationhuman mobilitymigration policymobilitysocial scienceshuman movementhuman migrationsecurity studiesinternational migrationmigration studiesinternal migration

Groundwater Prospecting Using a Multi-Technique Framework in the Lower Casas Grandes Basin, Chihuahua, México. Water (2023)

Alfredo Granados-OlivasEzequiel Rascon-MendozaFrancisco Javier Gómez-DomínguezCarlo Ivan Romero-GamerosAndrew J. RobertsonLuis Carlos Bravo-PeñaAli MirchiAna Cristina Garcia-VasquezAlexander FernaldJohn W. HawleyLuis Alfonso Gandara-RuizLuis Carlos Alatorre-CejudoMaryam SamimiFelipe Adrian Vazquez-GalvezAdan Pinales-MunguiaOscar Fidencio Ibañez-HernandezJosiah M. HeymanAlex MayerWilliam Hargrove

environmental engineeringexploration geologygroundwaterhydrogeologyengineering geologybasin analysisearth sciencemulti-technique framework

The Future of Water in a Desert River Basin Facing Climate Change and Competing Demands: A Holistic Approach to Water Sustainability in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions. Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies (2023)

W.L. HargroveJ.M. HeymanA. MayerA. MirchiA. Granados-OlivasG. GanjegunteD. GutzlerD.D. PenningtonF.A. WardL. Garnica ChaviraZ. ShengS. KumarN. Villanueva-RosalesW.S. Walker

environmental scienceecologywatershed managementsustainable developmentarid environmentswater sustainabilitysustainable futurehydrologyhydrological processaquatic ecosystemsregional studieshydrological sciencesdesert river basinwater resourcesenvironmental engineeringwater supplywater resource managementclimate changeenvironmental planningsemi-arid regions

The U.S.‐Mexico Border as a Model for Social‐Cultural Theory: A Brief Discussion. City & Society (2023)

Josiah Heyman

civilizationssocial sciencesurban politicscultural structuresfeminist theorycultural studiesurbanizationinternational historylatin american politicslatin american researchmigration studiescultural psychologycultural diversitysocial-cultural theoryurban geographyafrican american studiesbrief discussionurban sociologycultural relationsurban society

3. the State and Mobile People at the Us-Mexico Border. Berghahn Books (2022)

Josiah Heyman

cross-border challengeinternational securitypublic policymobile peoplemigration studiesus-mexico bordercross-border crime

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Fostering the Use of Scientific Water Models From Different Stakeholder Perspectives Through the Sustainable Water Through Integrated Modeling (Swim) Platform. (2022)

Luis A Garnica ChaviraJosiah HeymanNatalia Villanueva-RosalesDeana Pennington

public healthknowledge managementsystems engineeringsustainable waterwater resource managementintegrated modelingscientific water modelsenvironmental sciencesystems modeling

Hydrogeological Aquifer Characterization Using a Multi-Technique Framework: Application to the Lower Casas Grandes Basin, Chihuahua, Mexico. (2022)

Alfredo Granados-OlivasEzequiel Rascon-MendozaFrancisco Javier Gomez-DominguezCarlo Ivan Romero-GamerosAndrew J. RobertsonAli MirchiAna Cristina Garcia-VasquezLuis Carlos Bravo-PeñaAlexander FernaldJohn W. HawleyLuis Carlos Alatorre-CejudoMaryam SamimiFelipe Adrian Vazquez-GalvezAdán Pinales-MunguíaOscar Fidencio Ibañez-HernandezJosiah M. HeymanAlex MayerWilliam Hargrove

hydrogeologyenvironmental scienceearth sciencemulti-technique frameworkhydrogeological aquifer characterization

Language in the Process of Labour Market Rationalisation: A Sociohistorical Approach Across Twentieth‐Century Spain. Journal of Sociolinguistics (2022)

Amado Alarcón AlarcónMaria Jesús Muiños VillaverdeMaria de los Ángeles Serrano AlonsoJosiah Heyman

twentieth-century spainlanguagesociologysocial historylabour market rationalisationsocial changehistorical sociologyhistorical linguisticssociolinguisticsclassical sociologylinguistics

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Josiah Heyman

Professor Endowed Professor

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Josiah Heyman is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Endowed Professor at University of Texas At El Paso.

Honors

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Experiences

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Josiah Heyman

University of Texas at El Paso

Professor Endowed Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Borders” as a Metaphor in Implementing Large-Scale, Holistic Water Sustainability Research. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation (2024)

William L. HargroveJosiah M. Heyman

water sustainabilitysoilwater conservationenvironmental sciencewater resources

BORDERS: Exclude or Relate?. Journal on Migration and Human Security (2024)

Josiah Heyman

transnational mobilityforced migrationhuman mobilitymigration policymobilitysocial scienceshuman movementhuman migrationsecurity studiesinternational migrationmigration studiesinternal migration

Groundwater Prospecting Using a Multi-Technique Framework in the Lower Casas Grandes Basin, Chihuahua, México. Water (2023)

environmental engineeringexploration geologygroundwaterhydrogeologyengineering geologybasin analysisearth sciencemulti-technique framework

W.L. HargroveJ.M. HeymanA. MayerA. MirchiA. Granados-OlivasG. GanjegunteD. GutzlerD.D. PenningtonF.A. WardL. Garnica ChaviraZ. ShengS. KumarN. Villanueva-RosalesW.S. Walker

The U.S.‐Mexico Border as a Model for Social‐Cultural Theory: A Brief Discussion. City & Society (2023)

Josiah Heyman

3. the State and Mobile People at the Us-Mexico Border. Berghahn Books (2022)

Josiah Heyman

cross-border challengeinternational securitypublic policymobile peoplemigration studiesus-mexico bordercross-border crime

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Fostering the Use of Scientific Water Models From Different Stakeholder Perspectives Through the Sustainable Water Through Integrated Modeling (Swim) Platform. (2022)

Luis A Garnica ChaviraJosiah HeymanNatalia Villanueva-RosalesDeana Pennington

public healthknowledge managementsystems engineeringsustainable waterwater resource managementintegrated modelingscientific water modelsenvironmental sciencesystems modeling

Hydrogeological Aquifer Characterization Using a Multi-Technique Framework: Application to the Lower Casas Grandes Basin, Chihuahua, Mexico. (2022)

hydrogeologyenvironmental scienceearth sciencemulti-technique frameworkhydrogeological aquifer characterization

Language in the Process of Labour Market Rationalisation: A Sociohistorical Approach Across Twentieth‐Century Spain. Journal of Sociolinguistics (2022)

Amado Alarcón AlarcónMaria Jesús Muiños VillaverdeMaria de los Ángeles Serrano AlonsoJosiah Heyman

twentieth-century spainlanguagesociologysocial historylabour market rationalisationsocial changehistorical sociologyhistorical linguisticssociolinguisticsclassical sociologylinguistics

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