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Peter M. Ward

Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Peter M. Ward is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations at University of Texas At Austin.

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Peter M. Ward

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations

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public policy housing political science social sciences economics urban economics governance latin american politics urban geography urban development urban studies urban planning latin american research latin american cities urban policy mexico city real estate demography land use self-help housing community development sustainable development democracy land economics latin american studies informal economy latin america environmental planning migration studies applied geography regional development habitat management land management land-use planning urban environments urban society community health rural sociology united states world development mobility total environment wildlife urban governance gentrification population displacement planning practices political systems legal theory sociology of law rural policy wildlife ecology human-wildlife relationships societal influence urban economic development spatial economics rural development urban health social gerontology spatial politics housing rehab housing policy texas colonias model subdivisions colonia housing conditions informal subdivisions latin american economic history economic analysis strategic studies privatization social exclusion mega-city expansion peri-urban hinterland opposition government maquila industry residential movement social policy urban politics mexican politics government policy international migration political sociology

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Volume 22 Reviewers. Journal of Latin American geography (2023)

Adrian AguilarJames BilesSarah BlueEric BoschmannThiago CardosoMarcia CarvalhoJuan Declet-BarretoWilliam DoolittleTimothy FinanMaria FragkouBrian GodfreyTania RomeroDaniel JamesAdrienne JohnsonJesse JonkmanAustin KocherAnn MilesMarina ArabíaBrian NapoletanoJonah OlsenApollonya PorcelliHeather RandellIvette VallejoMaximilian ViatoriPeter Ward

latin american researchgeographyresearch ethicsjournalism

Informal Settlement Upgrading and the Rise of Rental Housing in SãO Paulo, Brazil. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2022)

Kristine StiphanyPeter M. WardLeticia Palazzi Perez

urban economicseconomicsplanning educationsao paulorental housinginformal settlement upgradinginformal economyhousingplanning practicesurban planning

Preface and Acknowledgments. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Colin Bird

comparative lawsouthern african studiesconstitutionspublic lawjurisprudencelawpublic international lawcomparative public lawsouth africaafrican studiesinnovative jurisprudenceglobal justiceconstitutional lawafrican american studieshuman rightscomparative constitutional scholars

“Slumification” of Consolidated Informal Settlements: A Largely Unseen Challenge. Current Urban Studies (2021)

Awais AzharHolly ButtreyPeter M. Ward

unseen challengeurban studiesurbanization

The Intersection Between the Dwelling Environment and Health and Wellbeing in Impoverished Rural Puebla, Mexico. Journal of Rural Studies (2021)

Peter M. WardAndrea SandovalAlfonso RojasMelannie Ruiz

well-beingrural healthdwelling environmenthuman wellbeingrural developmentcommunity healthhealth equityimpoverished rural pueblahealth policypovertyregional studieshuman healthpublic healthrural sociologyhealth sciencesquality of life

A Structural Equation Model to Decipher Relationships Among Water, Sanitation, and Health in Colonias -Type Unincorporated Communities. Environmental Science & Technology (2020)

Lewis Stetson RowlesTiffany WhittakerPeter M. WardIsabel AraizaMary Jo KirisitsDesmond F. LawlerNavid B. Saleh

environmental healthurban healthenvironmental engineeringwater qualitysanitationcommunity healthurban environmentsurban ecologypublic healthwater pollutionenvironmental sciencestructural equation modelcommunity environments

Renting and Sharing in Low-Income Informal Settlements: Lacunae in Research and Policy Challenges. Current Urban Studies (2020)

Aabiya N. BaqaiPeter M. Ward

urban studiesurban economicspublic policysocial sciencessharing economyurban developmenturban policylow-income informal settlementspolicy challenges

Seasonal Contamination of Well-Water in Flood-Prone Colonias and Other Unincorporated U.S. Communities. The Science of The Total Environment (2020)

Lewis Stetson Rowles IIIAreeb I. HossainIsac RamirezNoah J. DurstPeter M. WardMary Jo KirisitsIsabel AraizaDesmond F. LawlerNavid B. Saleh

environmental healthtotal environmenthuman impacts on the environmentlivestock scienceseasonal contaminationwater qualityenvironmental researchflood-prone coloniaspublic healthenvironmental scienceecologyarid environments

Understanding Community Health Needs and Forging an Academic Global Health Partnership in Puebla, Mexico: A Mixed Methods Study. The Lancet Global Health (2020)

Veronica RemmertChristina CiaburriAndrea SandovalClaire StephensonAlfonso RojasEder HernandezLuis HernandezPeter WardRicardo AinslieTim Mercer

global healthcommunity healthmixed methods studypublic healthcommunity health needs

AutogestãO in an Era of Mass Social Housing: The Case of Brazil’s Minha Casa Minha Vida - Entidades Programme. International Journal of Housing Policy (2019)

Kristine M. StiphanyPeter M. Ward

social changepublic policyresidential developmentmass social housingurbanizationurban societyurban policyhousingsocietal influenceurban sociologyanthropology

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Peter M. Ward

Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Peter M. Ward is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Peter M. Ward

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Sr Centennial Chair Emeritus in United States-Mexico Relations

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Volume 22 Reviewers. Journal of Latin American geography (2023)

latin american researchgeographyresearch ethicsjournalism

Informal Settlement Upgrading and the Rise of Rental Housing in SãO Paulo, Brazil. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2022)

Kristine StiphanyPeter M. WardLeticia Palazzi Perez

urban economicseconomicsplanning educationsao paulorental housinginformal settlement upgradinginformal economyhousingplanning practicesurban planning

Preface and Acknowledgments. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Colin Bird

“Slumification” of Consolidated Informal Settlements: A Largely Unseen Challenge. Current Urban Studies (2021)

Awais AzharHolly ButtreyPeter M. Ward

unseen challengeurban studiesurbanization

The Intersection Between the Dwelling Environment and Health and Wellbeing in Impoverished Rural Puebla, Mexico. Journal of Rural Studies (2021)

Peter M. WardAndrea SandovalAlfonso RojasMelannie Ruiz

A Structural Equation Model to Decipher Relationships Among Water, Sanitation, and Health in Colonias -Type Unincorporated Communities. Environmental Science & Technology (2020)

Lewis Stetson RowlesTiffany WhittakerPeter M. WardIsabel AraizaMary Jo KirisitsDesmond F. LawlerNavid B. Saleh

Renting and Sharing in Low-Income Informal Settlements: Lacunae in Research and Policy Challenges. Current Urban Studies (2020)

Aabiya N. BaqaiPeter M. Ward

urban studiesurban economicspublic policysocial sciencessharing economyurban developmenturban policylow-income informal settlementspolicy challenges

Seasonal Contamination of Well-Water in Flood-Prone Colonias and Other Unincorporated U.S. Communities. The Science of The Total Environment (2020)

Lewis Stetson Rowles IIIAreeb I. HossainIsac RamirezNoah J. DurstPeter M. WardMary Jo KirisitsIsabel AraizaDesmond F. LawlerNavid B. Saleh

Understanding Community Health Needs and Forging an Academic Global Health Partnership in Puebla, Mexico: A Mixed Methods Study. The Lancet Global Health (2020)

Veronica RemmertChristina CiaburriAndrea SandovalClaire StephensonAlfonso RojasEder HernandezLuis HernandezPeter WardRicardo AinslieTim Mercer

global healthcommunity healthmixed methods studypublic healthcommunity health needs

AutogestãO in an Era of Mass Social Housing: The Case of Brazil’s Minha Casa Minha Vida - Entidades Programme. International Journal of Housing Policy (2019)

Kristine M. StiphanyPeter M. Ward

social changepublic policyresidential developmentmass social housingurbanizationurban societyurban policyhousingsocietal influenceurban sociologyanthropology

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