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Maria E. Montoya

Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences

New York University

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Arts & Science

History

Maria E. Montoya is currently serving as an Arts & Science Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences at New York University.

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Maria E. Montoya

New York University

Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences

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history social history american studies social sciences anthropology interdisciplinary history historical review historical geography latin american studies chinese culture american west colonialism women's studies feminist studies latin american diaspora feminist perspectives labour studies historical analysis northern new mexico civilizations real estate political ecology ethnicity land use latin american economic history migration studies gender diversity urban affairs land redistribution latin american archaeology legal geography land management feminist inquiry labor force trend urban society indigenous peoples indigenous movements historical sociology american identity maxwell land grant environmental anthropology agricultural policy early republic ancient mesoamerica applied geography agrarian change economic geography feminist criminology settler colonialism land economics property evaluation feminist identity feminist research urban theory urban life lateral violence water education chinese politics historical methodology complexity science complexity theory transatlantic relations global connections ethnic divisions civilian conservation corps company towns taking care women historians twenty-first century american home rockefeller’s coal towns land grant struggle david correia field notes western history f. darrell munsell business history east asian studies world economic history environmental history labor history

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Viewing the American West as a Chicana in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2021)

east asian studiesamerican studieschinese culturecontemporary chinaamerican westcultural anthropologycultural studies

The Problem of Enclosing Western Public Lands: Working Locally to Preserve Our American Commons. Utah Historical Quarterly (2020)

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Mark Kanazawa. Golden Rules: The Origins of California Water Law in the Gold Rush.. The American Historical Review (2016)

Maria E. Montoya

historycalifornia water lawhistorical reviewenvironmental historyhistorical analysis

Field Notes: Teaching About the West and Water in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

water educationfield noteswater supplyenvironmental educationeast asian studieseconomy of chinachinese culturewater resource policycontemporary chinawater resourceseast asian languagesenvironmental history

Field Notes: Teaching Western History in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

east asian studiessocial historychinese politicschinese cultureasian studieswestern historycultural history

REVIEW: Chasing the Santa Fe Ring: Power and Privilege in Territorial New Mexico by David L. Caffey. Pacific Historical Review (2015)

historyindigenous movementscolonialismlatin american archaeologydavid l. caffeycitizenshiplatin american politicslatin american researchanthropologyterritorial new mexicocaribbean studiessanta fe ringlatin american studies

The Not so Free Labor in the American West. Empire and Liberty: The Civil War and the American West (2015)

public policylabour studieslabour economicsso free labormigration studies

David Correia. Properties of Violence: Law and Land Grant Struggle in Northern New Mexico.. The American Historical Review (2014)

political geographyjurisprudencepublic lawnorthern new mexicoindigenous movementsland grant strugglelateral violenceviolent behaviorlegal geographylawindigenous peopleslatin american politicsanthropologydavid correiacriminal lawsocial justicelatin american studies

The Legacy of Ludlow. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2014)

historyphilosophy of historyinterdisciplinary historyintellectual historyglobal historyliterary historycultural history

From Homogeneity to Complexity:. Western Historical Quarterly (2011)

María E. Montoya

historyhistorical analysishistorical geographysocial historycomplex systemscomputational complexityintellectual historyinterdisciplinary historyglobal historyinternational historycomplexity theoryhistorical sociologycomplexity sciencehistorical methodologyhistorical reviewcultural history

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Maria E. Montoya

Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

History

Maria E. Montoya is currently serving as an Arts & Science Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maria E. Montoya

New York University

Global Network Associate Professor of History; Associate Professor of History; Former Dean of Arts and Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Viewing the American West as a Chicana in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2021)

east asian studiesamerican studieschinese culturecontemporary chinaamerican westcultural anthropologycultural studies

The Problem of Enclosing Western Public Lands: Working Locally to Preserve Our American Commons. Utah Historical Quarterly (2020)

Mark Kanazawa. Golden Rules: The Origins of California Water Law in the Gold Rush.. The American Historical Review (2016)

Maria E. Montoya

historycalifornia water lawhistorical reviewenvironmental historyhistorical analysis

Field Notes: Teaching About the West and Water in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

Field Notes: Teaching Western History in China. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

east asian studiessocial historychinese politicschinese cultureasian studieswestern historycultural history

REVIEW: Chasing the Santa Fe Ring: Power and Privilege in Territorial New Mexico by David L. Caffey. Pacific Historical Review (2015)

The Not so Free Labor in the American West. Empire and Liberty: The Civil War and the American West (2015)

public policylabour studieslabour economicsso free labormigration studies

David Correia. Properties of Violence: Law and Land Grant Struggle in Northern New Mexico.. The American Historical Review (2014)

The Legacy of Ludlow. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2014)

historyphilosophy of historyinterdisciplinary historyintellectual historyglobal historyliterary historycultural history

From Homogeneity to Complexity:. Western Historical Quarterly (2011)

María E. Montoya

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