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Table of Contents
Welcome Letters
3-9
Executive Committee
10
Conference Staff
11
Contact Information
12
Sponsors
Hotel Information
13-21
22
Maps
23-32
Daily Program March 27, 2006
33-45
Film Series
Daily Program March 28, 2006
Film Series
46
47-54
55
Daily Program March 29,2006
56-68
Justice for Women Conference, NMSU
69-70
Daily Program March 30, 2006
71-79
Tourist Information
80-83
CONTACT INFORMATION
Dr. Tony Payan
Dr. Irasema Coronado
Robin Milikien
Lineae Terrarum Office
Political Science Department
Virginia López
(915) 269-5025
(915) 549-1988
(915) 383-0036
(915) 747-7976
(915) 747-5227
(915) 261-8911
Dr.Neil Harvey
Dr. Jason Ackelson
(505) 646-6816
(505) 646-4935
Dr. Francisco Javier Lléra Pacheco (656) 688.1888
Lic. Amaelvi Arce Ponce
(656) 688.1889
Emergency Contact Numbers
Police, Fire Dept. Hospitals(El Paso)
Campus Police(UTEP)
U.S. Consulate
Policia Municipal/Police (Cd. Juárez)
Dept de Bomberos /
Fire Dept. (Cd. Juarez)
Red Cross / Cruz Roja (Cd. Juárez)
Campus Police (NMSU)
911
(915) 747-5611
(915) 611.3000
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(915) 612.3165
(656) 616.9911
505) 646-3311
LINEAE TERRARUM
Drawing Lines, Bridging Divides
International Borders Conference - Conferencia Internacional Sobre Fronteras
El Paso, Texas - Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua - Las Cruces, New Mexico
UTEP - UACJ - EL COLEF - NMSU
Campus of The University of Texas at El Paso
Tomás Rivera Conference Center, Union East Building
Monday March 27, 2006
Lunes 27 de marzo 2006
9:00 – 9:50
Opening Statement and Introduction / Palabras de Apertura
Dr. Irasema Coronado, Chair of Political Science Department at The University of Texas at
El Paso and President of The Association of Borderlands Studies, USA
Remarks by University Presidents / Palabras de los rectores de las Universidades
Dr. Diana Natalicio, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Dr. Felipe Fornelli Lafón, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, USA
Dr. Jorge Santibañez Romellón, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Dr. Mike V. Martin, New Mexico State University, USA
Monday March 27, 2006, 10:00 – 11:30
Lunes 27 de marzo del 2006, 10:00 – 11:30
The Mysteries of a Traveling Conference / Los misterios de una conferencia itinerante
Dr. Tony Payan, University of Texas at El Paso
Plenary Session I
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Speakers:
Three Decades in the Making: The Development of Border Studies / Tres décadas en
construcción: El desarrollo de los estudios fronterizos
Tomás Rivera Conference Center, Union East Building
Z. Anthony Kruszewski, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Edward J. Williams, The University of Arizona, USA
C. Richard Bath, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Ellwyn R. Stoddard, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Oscar J. Martínez, The University of Arizona, USA
Jorge A. Bustamante, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte / University of Notre Dame, USA
Monday, March 27, 2006, 11:45-13:15
Lunes 27 de marzo del 2006, 11:45-13:15
Panel I.1
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Boundary-Making and the Meaning of Borders / La construcción de líneas divisorias y el
significado de las fronteras
Templeton Suite B
Marshall Carter-Tripp, US State Department ( Ret), USA
State Management of National Minorities Across International Borders: The case of West Bank
Palestinians and Israeli Palestinians. Silvia Pasquetti, University of California at
Berkeley, USA
Vivir de este lado de la frontera: Una aproximación a la definición de la región fronteriza del
norte de México. Claudia Campillo, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León,
México
El modeló social de la comunidad judía en México: Fórmulas para la continuidad grupal. Liz
Hamui Sutton, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México
Extending Political Rights in Kuwait. Yousuf Ali, Kuwait University, Kuwait
Panel I.2
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Imagined Communities and Mythogeography / Las comunidades imaginarias y la mito
geografía
University Suite A
Mario Alfaro, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
La frontera norte en la comunidad imaginada del siglo XIX. Enrique Rajchenberg, Universi
dad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico and Catherine Héau-Lambert, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, México
Short Chronicle of the Construction of a Theory of the Global Frontier between Mexico and
the United States. Juan Ángel Salas Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez,
Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua, México
The United States-Mexico Border Energy Forum as a Centerpiece for Improved
Communications. Soll Sussman, General Land Office, USA
Panel I.3
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Bordering Spaces / Espacios Divisorios
University Suite B
Francisco Llera Pacheco, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Boundary Studies and the Problem of Contextuality. Anssi Paasi , University of Oulu, Finland
Historiografía y tipología de fronteras. Miguel Fernández-Carrión, Universidad Nacional de
Educación a Distancia en España,
Spain
The Discursive Terrain of Indigenous Identity on the U.S.-Mexico Border. Jeffrey Shepherd,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Panel I.4
retórica
Room :
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross Border Communication and Rhetoric / La comunicación transfronteriza y la
Panel I.5
tiempo
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
The Geopolitics of Changing Space and Time / La geopolítica de los espacio y cambios del
Panel I.6
Cultural Understanding in a Trans-boundary Setting / El entendimiento cultural en un
contexto transfronterizo
Elkins Room
Oscar J. Martínez, The University of Arizona, USA
La frontera como espacio del pensar. Antonio Muñoz Ortega, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez, México
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Ray Room
John Márquez, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Bicultural Communication along the Borderlands. Andrea Betancourt, New Mexico State Uni
versity, USA
Refashioning Rhetoric on the Border. Elizabeth Fricke, New Mexico State University, USA
U.S.-Mexico Border Rhetoric. Barry Thatcher, New Mexico State University, USA
Can Language and Communication Have a Boundary-Making Function? Vicenzo Matera,
University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Smiley Room
Roberto Ham-Chande, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Frontera: ¿Muro divisorio o tejido de relaciones? Nicole Diesbach Rochefort, Instituto de
Investigación Social, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México
Borders of East-Central Europe in the New Geopolitical Situation of the XXI Century. Sergei
Matjunin, Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland
Borders, Emigration, and Immigration-Symptoms of a Greater Problem: A Study of Raced,
Classed, and Gendered Constructs. Cesar A. Rossatto, The University of Texas at El Paso,
USA; John Boucher, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA and
Simon
Chandler, Annunciation House of Migrant Hospitality, USA
Boundaries of the Republics in the Russian Federation. William B. Kory, University of Pitts
burgh at Johnstown, USA
Esquizofrenia y transición: Dominicanos y haitianos en la frontera. Sobeida de Jesús Cedano,
Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Dominican Republic
Panel I.7
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I.8
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Changing Border Functions and Roles in Europe / La transformación de los papeles y las
funciones de las fronteras en Europa
Barry Room
Edward J. Williams, The University of Arizona, USA
Planning Without Passport: A Project of and for European Elites. Andreas Faludi, University
of Nijmegen, Netherlands
Impact of Border Management on Border Communities: A Case study of the Southern Adriatic
Cross Border Triangle. Bohdana
Dimitrovova, EastWest Intitute New York
Borders and the Europeanization of Space: EU Geopolitics and Evolving Theoretical Perspect
ives on Borders. James W. Scott, Free University of Berlin, Germany
Interrelaciones político-territoriales de las fronteras en Ibero América y el suroeste de Europa
Lorenzo Lopéz Trigal, Universidad de León, México
Hosted by Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, El Paso Branch: Immigration and the Chang
ing Labor Market: New Perspectives on the Border and beyond / Inmigración y cambios
en el mercado laboral: Nuevas perspectivas en y mas allá de la frontera
Templeton Suite A
Madeline Zavodny, Agnes Scott College, USA
Changes in the Cross-Border Earnings Effect between 1990 and 2000: An Analysis of Residents
in U.S.-Cities along the Mexican Border. Marie T. Mora, University of Texas–Pan American,
USA and Alberto Dávila, University of Texas–Pan American, USA
Ethnic Identification, Intermarriage, and Unmeasured Progress by Mexican Americans. Brian
Duncan, University of Colorado, USA at Denver and Stephen J. Trejo, University of Texas
at Austin, USA
Did 9/11 Worsen the Job Prospects of Hispanic Immigrants? Pia M. Orrenius, Federal Resrve
Bank of Dallas, USA and Madeline Zavodny, Agnes Scott College, USA
Monday March 27, 2006, 13:30 – 15:00
Lunes 27 de marzo del 2006, 13:30 – 15:00
Plenary Session II
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
University, Israel
Border Security / Seguridad en las fronteras
Tomás Rivera Conference Center, Union Building East
Gaspare Genna, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Borders and Bordering: Towards an Interdisciplinary Dialogue. David Newman, Ben Gurion
Boundary-Making and the Production of Insecurity. Joseph Nevins, Vassar College, USA
Border Security Policies in the European Union and NAFTA Countries in Comparative
Perspective. Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly,University of Victoria, Canada
Territorial Claims and Armed Conflict Between Neighbors. Paul Hensel, Florida State
University, USA
*Note: Plenary Session Includes Lunch
*Nota: Sesión Plenaria incluye almuerzo
Monday, March 27, 2006, 15:15-16:45
Lunes 27 de marzo del 2006, 15:15-16:45
Panel I.9
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I.10
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I-11
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
The Creation and Transfer of Rights Across the U.S.-Mexico Border / La creación y la
transferencia de los derechos en la frontera México-Estados Unidos
Templeton Suite A
Jon Amaste, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Mexican Transnationals and the Vote Abroad. Gregory Schober, The University of Texas at El
Paso, USA
The Good News About the Border: U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership. Sylvia
Peregrino, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Beyond Remittances: Hometown Associations as a Mechanism for Immigrant Political
Incorporation in the United States. DeniseGonzález, University of Southern California, USA
and Adrián Félix, University of Southern California, USA
Remises: Mexican Workers’ Remittances and their Impact on the Economy. Robert Coronado,
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas–El Paso Branch, USA
Globalización y acción sindical internacional: Algunas experiencias. Josep María Antentas,
Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain
Terrorism and Borders Post 9/11 / El terrorismo y las fronteras después del 11 de
Septiem
bre
Templeton Suite B
Moira Murphy, Tecnológico de Monterrey (Campus Ciudad Juárez), México
Bordering the Post-9/11 World. Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University, USA and
Yosef Lapid, New Mexico State
University, USA
Terrorism, the Border and the Rhetoric of Fear. Anita August, The University of Texas at El
Paso, USA
Border Security Research and the Role of the Social Scientist in the Formation of Public Policy:
The Rapid Response Border Protection Act of 2005. Lee Maril, East Carolina University ,
USA
Border Clashes and Sovereignty / Los conflictos y la soberanía en las fronteras
University Suite A
Richard Bath, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Theories of International Law Compliance: An Analysis on the Syrian Compliance with Interna
tional Law and Withdrawal from Lebanon. Mario Alfaro, The University of Texas at El Paso,
USA
The Ethio-Eritrean Border/Boundary: A Seesaw Puzzle. Bahru Zewde, The Organization for
Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa, Ethiopia
Periodismo de frontera: un proyecto para la paz. Maria Luisa Portugal de Rodrich, Universi
dad de Piura, Perú
Disengagement II. George Gavrilis, University of Texas at Austin, USA
Panel I.12
Conceptualizing Borders in Historical Perspective / La conceptualización de las fronteras
en una perspectiva histórica
Room:
University Suite B
Chair/Moderator:
Maceo Dailey, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Papers:
Borders Are the Scars of History: Maciej Kozminski, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
History and Identity as Factors in Cross Border Cooperation. Martin Klatt, Danish Institute of
Border Region Studies, Denmark
Mapping the First-Person of Empire: John Russell Bartlett’s Personal Narrative and Borderlands
Epistemology. Robert L. Gunn, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Domestic incorporation? The work of gender in the Texas Mexican yellow
fever epidemic of 1882. John Mckiernan-González, University of Texas, USA
Panel I.13
The Legacies of Post-Colonial Border Creation / El legado de la creación de límites después
del colonialismo
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Ray Room
Taeko Hiroi, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Legacies of Anglo-French Colonial Borders: A West African and Southeast Asian Comparison.
William F. Miles, Northeastern University of Boston, USA
Immigrants from the North: Reconsidering the Québecois Settlement in Woonsocket, Rhode
Island. Jane E. Evans, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
A Cross-Border Not-For-Profit Organization of Machela o’Oba Indigena: A New Beginning for
the People. Cristina Ramírez, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Negotiation, Litigation, Advocacy, Awareness, and the Everyday. Nadia Abu-Zahra,
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Panel 1.14
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
En la frontera la vida no vale nada / On the Border, Life Is not Worth Anything
Smiley Room
Samuel Brunk, University of Texas at El Paso
Papers:
Drug-Trafficking Stories: Everyday Forms of Narco-Folklore on the Border.
Howard Campbell, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Colonialism, Contested Citizenship and the Structural Embeddedness of Border Violence along
the U-S/Mexico Border. Roberto Hernández, University of California at Berkeley, USA
“Antonio Benavides Killed While Resisting an Officer in the Line of Duty.” Manuel Ramírez,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Shared Legacies, Disparate Outcomes: Why American South Border Cities Turned the Tables on
Crime and Their Mexican Sisters Did Not? Pedro H. Albuquerque, Texas A&M
International University, USA
Round Table A
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
The Future for Learning-in-Retirement in Cd. Juarez-El Paso / El Futuro del aprendisaje
al retirase Cd. Juarez-El Paso
Barry Room
Peter Rivera, Center for Live Long Learning, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Jean Miculka, Professor Emerita, Communications, UTEP; Past Exec. Chair, CLL
Micheline Makario Kissack, M.D., CLL Member
Julius Rivera, Ph.D., Emeritus Professor of Anthropology, UTEP; Past Curriculum Chair,
CLL
Esp. Julian Avila Ponce, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Arturo Quevado Rivero, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Monday, March 27, 2006, 17:00-18:30
Lunes 27 de marzo del 2006, 17:00-18:30
Panel I.15
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I.16
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Claims and Conflicts: The EU and the Post-Soviet Borders / Reclamos y conflictos: La UE
y las fronteras de la ex-Unión Soviética
Barry Room
Ellwyn R. Stoddard, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
The Contested EU-Russia Border: Four Cases of Conflict. Pertti Joenniemi, Danish Institute
for International Studies, Denmark
States and the Sources of Border Control: Central Asian Cases. George Gavrilis, The
University of Texas at Austin, USA
The Eastern Border of Poland (European Union) After the Orange Revolution in Ukraine.
Leszek Zasztowt, University of Warsaw, Poland
Gender Violence on the Border / Violencia de género en la frontera
Templeton Suite A
Irasema Coronado, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Papers:
Violencia contra la mujer (frecuencia y distribución). Lilia Carmona, Universidad
Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México; Gerardo Ochoa Meza, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez, Mexico; Jesús Burciaga, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
and Elizabeth Aguirre, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
El feminicidio sexual sistémico: Categoría jurídica desde el análisis feminista. Julia Monárrez
Fragoso, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
State Migration and Abortion Regimes: Conjunctions and Disjunctions at the Border. Eithne
Luibheid, Arizona State University, USA
Panel I.17
U.S. Border Control Enforcement: Policies and Structures / El control policíaco de la
frontera México-Estados Unidos: Políticas y estructuras
Room:
Templeton Suite B
Tony Payan, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
¿Cuándo nos salió la mexicanada? Authority, Law Enforcement and Border Identity in El Paso
and Ciudad Juárez in the Early Twentieth Century. Miguel A. Levario, The University of Texas
at Austin, USA
Sabotaging National Security: Another Unintended Consequence of U.S. Immigration and
Border Enforcement Policies. Walter Ewing, American Immigration Law Foundation, USA
21st Century Border Patrol Enforcement Efforts in the El Paso, Texas-Southern New Mexico
Area. Timothy Dunn, Salisbury University, United Kingdom
Policing in the Binational Region: A Call for the Development of a Center on Border Region
Policing. David Eisenberg, Chula Vista Police Department, USA
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I.18
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross Border Structural Violence / La violencia estructural transfronteriza
University Suite A
Núria Homedes, University of Texas at Houston
“I’ll Pay You a Million Dollars if You See Haitians in This Town”: The Peculiar but Deadly Rise
of Anti-Haitian Violence in the Dominican Republic. Edward Paulino, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, New York, USA
Rebordering the Mediterranean: European Citizenship and its New Frontiers. Liliana Suárez,
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
Illicit Border Crossings: Policeability, Enabled Violences, and the Politics of Race
in the Mexico-US Border Borderlands. Gilberto Rosas, Northwestern University, USA
The Price of Migration from Bangladesh to Distant Lands: Narratives of a Few Recent
Tragedies. Ahsan Ullah, Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark
Panel I.19
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Distinctive Approaches to Border Violence / Acercamientos a la violencia fronteriza
Ray Room
María Socorro Tabuenca Córdoba. El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Asylum and Identity: The Transvestite Case. Debra A. Castillo, Cornell University, USA
¿La violencia en el arte o el arte de la violencia en Ciudad Juárez? Patricia Ravelo Blancas,
Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, México and
Rosa María González Ramírez, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antro
pología Social, México
“Troublemakers” in Poverty Endure Violence: Critical Pedagogy as a Transformational
Exodus. César A. Rossatto, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Juanita Esparza,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Daniel Heiman, The University of Texas at El
Paso, USA; and Cecilia Enríquez, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Los hombres violentos en escena: Representación de la violencia en el teatro y la televisión
fronteriza. Héctor Domínguez-Ruvalcaba, University of Texas at Austin, USA
Panel I.20
Crime and Violence on the Border: Present-Day Realities and Hoped-For Solutions / El
crímen y la violencia en la frontera: Las realidades y las esperanzas
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Smiley Room
Martha Smithey, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Violence on the Border: Gender, Fear, and Everyday Life. Kathleen Staudt, The University of
Texas at El Paso, USA
A Grassroots Caravan for Justice Targets Femicide in Ciudad Juárez. Carole Mueller, Arizona
State University, USA
Ciudadana X: Gender Violence and the Denationalization of Women’s Rights in Ciudad Juárez,
México. Alicia Schmidt Camacho,
Yale University, USA
National Security v. Human Security in the Arizona-Sonora Borderlands. Julie Murphy Erfani,
Arizona State University West
Campus, USA
Panel I.21
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel I.22
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Border Zones, War and the Construction of a National Identity / Las zonas fronterizas y la
construcción de una identidad nacional
Elkins Room
Stephen P. Mumme, Colorado State University, USA
What If? National Security, National Identity and National Treasure. Moira Murphy, Instituto
Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, México
Teaching about the United States War in Iraq: Perspectives from Schools in Northern Mexico.
Timothy Cashman, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA and René A. Rubio,
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Border Zones Between and within Military Occupied Territories: The Israeli-Palestinian Case.
Nir Gazit, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Gabachos, Toreros and Terrorists: Border Tourism and Stereotypes in the Basque Country.
Aitzpea Leizaola, University of the Basque Country, Spain
Theorizing on Borders / La teorización sobre fronteras
University Suite A
Nadia Abú Zahra, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Sealed Borders and the Atomic Threat to World Peace: The Case of North Korea. Z. Anthony
Kruszewski, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Reconfiguring Borders in the EU: The Irish Case. Liam O’Dowd, Queen’s University, United
Kingdom
The EU’s Policies Toward the Mediterranean: The Link Between Denomination of Space and
Security. Ulla Holm, Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark
A Border Film series is going to be running continuosly from 12:00 to 16:30 at the Union East Cinema / Una serie
corrida de peliculas sera llevada acabo de las 12:00 a las 16:30 en el Cinema de la Union Este
Film Series
Courtsey of Dr. Dennis Bixler-Marquez
March 27, 2006
12:00-1:20
Crossing the Line: Sobrepasando la Línea 80 min
Abstract: This documentary looks at how Mexican, U.S. and Canadian workers have fared under
NAFTA, and how they are inventing modes of cross-border alliance to counter the corporations’
abilities to cross borders. Over four years it follows these struggles in the face of resistance from
governments, businesses and official union and despite cultural differences.
1:30-2:30
American Jobs Runtime: 60 min
Abstract: Jobs are moving to low-wage countries... is the American worker’s way of life at stake?
Disturbed by the news that three million manufacturing jobs had disappeared between 2000 and
2003, Director Greg Spotts saw firsthand the permanent, structural changes confronting America’s
blue- and white-collar families as multinational corporations take advantage of “global sourcing” to
hire the lowest-wage labor.
2:40-3:40
Crossing the Line? The Battle at America’s Border 60 min
Abstract: Hosted by Lester Holt. The program uses two men to present most of the story behind
illegal immigration. One is Tim Donnelly, founder of the Minuteman of California. The other is
Enrique Marones, the leader of the Border Angels, which opposes the efforts of the Minutemen to
close the border.
3:50-4:20
Dying to Live: A Migrant’s Journey 33 min
Film Courtesy of Dr. Daniel Groody, Center for Latino Spirituality and Culture (CLSC)
University of Notre Dame
Abstract: Immigration is a complex issue that is changing the face of cultures worldwide.
In the face of many social, economic, political issues, what often gets lost are
the human issues at stake.
Campus de la Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Centro Cultural Universitario
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Martes 28 de marzo del 2006
9:00 – 10:30
Plenary Session III
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross Border Trade and Economic Integration / Comercio e integración transfronteriza
Auditorio, Centro Cultural Universitario
Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University, USA
Tratados de Libre Comercio, migrantes y seguridad en la frontera sur de México. Daniel
Villafuerte, Universidad de Ciencias y Artes de Chiapas, México
Mexico’s Economic Integration and Regional Economic Growth: Recent History and Outlook.
Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Mexico’s Economic and Political Policies Associated with Peso Devaluations: 1976-1994.
Ellwyn R. Stoddard, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Tuesday, March 28, 2006, 10:45 -12:15
Martes 28 de Marzo del 2006, 10:45 -12:15
Panel II.1
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel II.2
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Free Trade Agreements and Their Impact on Participating Countries / Tratados de libre
comercio y su impacto en los países participantes
Auditorio, Centro Cultural Universitario
Manuel Loera de la Rosa, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
The Border Region and NAFTA: Border Initiatives and Global Outcomes a Decade Later. Víct
or Ortiz, Northeastern Illinois University, USA
When Triangulation Does Not Work: The FTAA and the EU-MERCOSUR-FTA. Gaspare
Genna, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Market Integration in the U.S. Avocado Industry: Examining the Impact of Mexican Avocado T
rade, 1997-2005. Lois Stanford, New Mexico State University, USA
Cross Border Economic Integration / Integración económica transfronteriza
Sala 1, Centro Cultural Universitario
Ramsés Jiménez Castañeda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Mexican and U.S. Integration: The Case of the Maquila Industry. Christopher A. Erickson,
New Mexico State University, USA and Miguel Cortez
A Firm-level Analysis of Cross Border Trade, Logistics Management, and the Location of Pro
duction at a Time of Heightened Security. James E. McConnell, State University of New York
at Buffalo, USA and Alan MacPherson, University New York at Buffalo, USA
La integración económica de las ciudades de la frontera México-Estados Unidos. Jorge Edu
ardo Mendoza Cota, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
BF-Texas-Mexico Border City Pair LQ Analysis. Ebetuel Pallares, The University of Texas at
El Paso, USA
Production and Business Networking for Economic Cooperation: Case Study of Mae Sot,
Thailand Bordering Myanmar. Chuthatip Maneepong, Shinawatra University, Thailand
Panel II.3
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers
Cross Border Microentreprises and Economic Development / Las microempresas
transfronterizas y el desarrollo económico
Sala 2, Centro Cultural Universitario
Kathleen Staudt, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Creating the Gorizia-Goriska Europrovince: A Cross Border Administrative Model for
Integrated Socio-economic Development Daniele del Bianco, International Sociology
Institute of Gorizia, Italy
Conflict Management at Border Enterprises. Tammy Arieli, Bar Llan University Ramat Gan,
Israel
Changing Institutional Borders and Daily Life: Impact of Open Borders on Informal Trade.
Martin Van Der Velde, Nijmegen Centre for Border Research, Netherland
The Transborder Trade of Second-Hand Clothing Between the United States and Mexico.
Mélissa Gauthier, Concordia University, Canada
Panel II. 4
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Immigration and Public Policy on the U.S.-Mexico Border / La inmigración y la política
pública en la frontera México-Estados Unidos
Sala 3, Centro Cultural Universitario
Lourdes Ampudia Rueda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Borderplex Migration Modeling. Thomas Fullerton, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
and Martha Barraza de Anda, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
State of Emergence: Art and Immigration in Southern Arizona. Gerry Cadava, Yale University,
USA
Boundary, Bridge or Both: Translocal Dynamics and Migration on the U.S.-Mexico Border. A
lison Newby, New Mexico State University, USA
Panel II.5
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Workers and Wages on Border Terms / Trabajadores y salarios en un contexto fronterizo
Sala 4, Centro Cultural Universitario
Ramón Chavira, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Not So Much Boom Towns as Trickle Towns: a Comparison of Kpetoe (Ghana/Togo) and
Darsilami (Gambia/Senegal) as Border Towns. Paul Nugent, Edinburgh University, United
Kingdom
Políticas públicas migratorias en Costa Rica: El caso nicaragüense. Dalia Borge, Universidad
de Costa Rica, Costa Rica and Debora L. VanNijnatten, Wilfrid Laurier University,
Canada
Calculating More Accurate U.S. Work life Expectancies for Undocumented Mexican Migrant
Workers. Jeannie Elliot, Econ One, USA
Bridging the Border: the Role of Civil Society in a Conflicted Border Region. Daniel J. O’Neil,
The Pan American Development Foundation, Dominican Republic
Panel II.6
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
El Norte de nuestros sueños / The North of Our Dreams
Sala 5, Centro Cultural Universitario
Rosario Rosales Lerma, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
La identidad étnica Mam ante los procesos migratorios extra-regionales en al región Soconusco,
Chiapas. Joaquín Peña-Piña, El
Colegio de la Frontera Sur, México
Migración y cambio social en la frontera México-Guatemala. Gabriela Patricia Robledo,
Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, México
Looking North: Mexico on Images of Immigration. Ricardo Ainsle, University of Texas at
Austin, USA and Daphny Tobias, Our Lady of the Lake University (San Antonio), USA
Panel II.7
Rethinking the Socioeconomic Benefits of Increased Immigration / Reconsiderando los
beneficios económicos de una mayor inmigración
Sala Audiovisual de Nutrición
César Olivas, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Unequal Mobility and the De/Rebordering Debate. Josiah M. Heyman, The University of
T exas at El Paso, USA and Robert Pallitto, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Boundary Formation in Action. Ernesto Castañeda, Columbia University, USA
Opening the Door: The Economic, Political and Social Benefits of Increasing Immigration.
Andrew Bosworth, University of Texas at Brownsville, USA
The Household Food security, Nutrition, and Health of Migrant and Seasonal Farm Worker
in the Paso del Norte Border Region. M. Margaret Weigel, The University of Texas at El
Paso, USA; Rodrigo X. Armijos, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Yolanda
Posada-Hall, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Yolanda Ramírez, The
University of Texas at El Paso, USA and Rubí Orozco, The University of Texas at El Paso,
USA
Panel II.8
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel II.9
sorias
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers
Immigration Policy and Nativism at the U.S.-Mexico Border: A Threat to Public Health
and Social Policy / La política migratoria y el nativismo en la frontera México-Estados
Unidos: Una amenaza a la salud pública y la política social
Audiovisual, Anfiteatro
Consuelo Pequeño Rodríguez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Immigration Policy and Nativism at the U.S.-Mexico Border: A Threat to Public Health. Cecilia
Rosales, The University of Arizona, USA; Jill Guernsey de Zapién, The University of Ari
zona, USA and Joel Meister, The University of Arizona, USA
Immigration Policy and Nativism at the U.S.-Mexico Border: a Threat to Social Policy. Raquel
Rubio-Goldsmith, The University of Arizona, USA and Celestino Fernández, The Univers
ity of Arizona, USA
The Impact of International Border Formation / El impacto de la formación de líneas diviSala Audiovisual, Biblioteca
Sergio Peña, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Assessing the Migration Behavior of Women Working as Prostitutes along the Mexico-U.S.
Border. Mitch Crader, Texas State University - San Marcos, USA
Transborder Transgressions: Windsor, Ontario as Detroit, Michigan’s “Underage” Entertainment
District. Robert M. Kerr, University of Central Oklahoma, USA
La junta municipal de agua y saneamiento de Cd. Juárez (JMAS): Gestión del agua y modalidad
de descentralización. Jorge Salas Plata, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel II.10
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Corredores migratorios en Latinoamérica / Migration Corridors in Latin America
Salón 104 Planta baja del Edificio B
Rodolfo Rubio, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Dos corredores migratorios en la frontera sur de México. Jorge Luis Cruz Burguete, Universi
dad Autónoma de Chiapas, México
Migración limítrofe e integración económica en la Argentina en la larga duración. Mariela
Gisela Ceva, Universidad Nacional deLuján, Angertina
Los transitados de la frontera: sentidos, representaciones y pasajes en Bella Unión (Uruguay)/
Monte Caseros (Argentina)/Barra do Cuareim (Brasil). Silvia Merenson, Universidad
Nacional de San Martin, Argentina
Comparing Migratory Trajectories Crossing the Guatemala-Chiapas Border. Carmen
Fernández, The University of Essex, United Kingdom
Language Accessible Government Services. Christine Thurlow Brenner, Rutgers University,
USA
Panel II.11
Potpourri on Migration, Identity and Cross Border Integration / Popurrí sobre inmi
gración, identidad e integración transfronteriza
Salón 105 Planta baja del Edificio B
Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University, USA
El Paradís: ¿Un lugar para todos? Sohyun Lee, The University of Arizona, USA
National and Continental Attachments and Attitudes Towards Immigrants: A Cross-National
Exploration. Leslie Laczko, University of Ottawa, Canada
Societies of Cities, Regions and Borderlands: A Roadmap to the Ibero-American Dream.
Manuel Freire Barcia, Comité Pro-Desarrollo del Estado Barinas(COMBAR), Barinas,
Venezuela; Fortunato González Cruz, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela and Román
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Hernández D., Instituto Universitario de la Frontera, Venezuela
Dinámica demográfica, estructuras de población e interrelaciones en la frontera MEX-US.
Roberto Ham-Chande, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Dos países en un mismo país: implicaciones culturales de la frontera franco-española y la
construcción europea en la Cerdanya (Pirineo). Albert Moncusi Ferré, Universitat de
València, Spain
Round Table B
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Las fronterizas / Border Women
Salón 106 Planta baja del Edificio B
Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Raquel Márquez, The University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
Mary Petron, Texas A and M International-Laredo, USA
María Socorro Tabuenca Córdoba. El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Tuesday, March 28, 2006, 1:15 PM - 14:45
Martes 28 de marzo del 2006, 1:15 PM - 14:45
Plenary Session IV
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Human Mobility and Migration / La movilidad humana y la migración
Auditorio, Centro Cultural Universitario
Z. Anthony Kruszewski, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Revising NAFTA and the European Referent: Labor Mobility, Regional Integration and the F
uture of U.S.-Mexico Relations. Mark Miller, University of Delaware, USA
In the Earnings Gap Between Natives and Immigrants along the U.S./Mexico Border. Alberto
Dávila, The University of Texas Pan America, USA and Marie T. Mora, The University of
Texas Pan America, USA
Trapped People and Communities in a Time of Increased Border Vigilance. Josiah M. Heyman,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA and Guillermina Nuñez, The University of Texas
a t El Paso, USA
Anthony Asiwaju, University of Lagos, Nigeria
*Plenary Session Includes Lunch
Tuesday, March 28, 2006, 15:00 – 18:00
Martes 28 de marzo del 2006, 15:00 – 18:00
TOUR OF CIUDAD JUÁREZ. OPTIONAL. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE TOUR AT REGISTRATION TIME.
GIRA DE CIUDAD JUÁREZ. OPCIONAL. FAVOR DE ANOTARSE PARA LA GIRA DURANTE LA INSCRIPCIÓN.
Tuesday, March 28, 2006, 18:30 - Dinner/Tour of Juaez, or Dinner and Tour in El Paso.
CENA Y EVENTO CULTURAL EN CIUDAD JUAREZ FAVOR DE ANOTARSE EN LA MESA DE INCRIPCION. ESTE EVENTO ESTA INCLUIDO EN EL COSTO DE LA INSCRIPCIÓN
DINNER AND CULTURAL SHOW IN CIUDAD JUAREZ. PLEASE SIGN UP AT REGISTRATION IF YOU
PLAN TO ATTEND. THIS IS AT NO COST TO REGISTERED CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS.
For those unable to attend the conference in Cd. Juarez, there will be a Border Film Series showing in the Student
Union Cinema, a tour of El Paso, and a reception dinner.
Film Series
Courtsey of Dr. Dennis Bixler-Marquez
March 28, 2006
2:00-3:25
La Batalla de Las Cruces 82 min
Spanish with English subtitles
Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropologia Social (CIESAS)
Abstract: An expose of the ten years of femicide in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua that is taking place
with impunity.
3:35-5:05
The Mexican Americans 90 min
Abstract: Actor Ricardo Montalbán, comedian Paul Rodriguez, singers Vikki Carr and Tish
Hinojosa, U.S. Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson, director Luis Valdez ((La Bamba), activist
Dolores Huerta, artists, politicians, journalists, community leaders and others from a broad spectrum
of cultural experience share their personal stories in an exploration of Mexican culture north of the
border
5:10-5:40
Mixed Feelings: San Diego/Tijuana 26:46 min
Abstract: A documentary about the San Diego/Tijuana region and its inevitable transnational
future. Conversations with scholars, planners and architects from both cities open a window into an
unprecedented dialogue now occurring on the U.S./Mexican border.
Campus of The New Mexico State University
Corbett Center Student Union
Wednesday March 29, 2006
Miercoles 29 de marzo del 2006
9:00 – 10:30
Plenary Session V
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Border Health Issues / Asuntos transfronterizos de salud
Ballroom Conference Center, Corbett Center
Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University, USA
U.S.-Mexico Border Binational Collaboration in Public Health: Challenges and Opportunities.
Eva Moya, Border Health Commission, USA and Fernando González, Asociación de
Médicos Egresados de la Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Strategies to Assist Health Professions Education Colleges in Addressing Health Disparities in
the Southwest U.S.-Mexico Border Region. Jeffrey Brandon, New Mexico State University,
USA
Addressing Health Disparities at the U.S.-Mexico Border Means Advancing Human Rights.
Delfi Mondragon, New Mexico State University, USA
Wednesday, March 29, 2006, 10:45 -12:15
Miercoles 29 de Marzo del 2006, 10:45 -12:15
Panel III.1
Health Issues in the Border Environment / Temas de la salud en un ambiente transfronterizo
Room:
Auditorium
Chair/Moderator:
Iñigo García-Bryce, New Mexico State University, USA
Papers:
Condiciones de salud ambiental en la frontera México-Estados Unidos. Yunia Sidney Rentería
Castro, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Healthcare Utilization Across the U.S.-Mexico Border. José O. Rivera, The University of
Texas at El Paso, USA
Recruitment Issues in Border Health Research. Nelda Mier, Texas A&M University, USA
Round Table C
Students’ Perspectives on Cross Border Cooperation / La perspectiva estudiantil en la
cooperación transfronteriza
Room:
Luna Room
Chair/Moderator:
Gary Wingenbach, Texas A&M University, USA
Manuel Piña, Jr., Texas A&M University, USA
Wayne T. Hamilton, Texas A&M University, USA
Noelle Chmielewski, Texas A&M University, USA
Jenna Smith, Texas A&M University, USA
Panel III.2
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Public Health and Public Action / Salud publica y acción publica
New Mexico Room
Charles Kozel, New Mexico State University, USA
Environmental Health-Home Safety Education Project: Improving the Situation One Casa at a
Time. Adriana Corona, New Mexico State University, USA; Claudia Leyva, New Mexico
State University, USA; Lucy Palomino, New Mexico State University, USA and Benjamín
Jácquez, New Mexico State University, USA
New Paradigms in Border Health Community Participatory Research Using Promotoras de
Salud: A Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Model. Hector Balcazar, The University of Texas at
El Paso, USA
Beyond Ethnicity and Race: A Model for Culture Competence Education for Health Care
Providers. Irene Hurst, New Mexico State University, USA
Removing a Barrier to Exercise: Testing an Intervention to Control Free-Roaming Dogs in
Sparks, Texas. Jane Poss, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Panel III.3
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross Border Health Research / Investigación sobre la salud en las fronteras
Colfax Room
Gonzalez, Armando S., University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Barriers to Cross Border Research. Alison Days, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
U.S.-Mexico Border Interdisciplinary Research Training Project (USMBIRTP). Robert L.
Anders, The University of Texas at El Paso
Need for Professional Recruitment into Health Careers in Rural Areas along the U.S.-Mexico
Border: Highlights from the Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP). Benjamín Jácquez,
New Mexico State University, USA; Sue Forster-Cox, New Mexico State University, USA
and Thenral Mangadu, New Mexico State University, USA
Panel III.4
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Health Across the Border / La salud en un contexto transfronterizo
Senate Gallery
Thompson, Sharon E, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Best Practices and Future Directions for STI/ HIV/ AIDS Prevention, Care and Policy for
Mexican Migrants. Tamil Kendall, The British Columbia Persons with AIDS Society, USA
Cinbugs Across the Border: Transborder Migration of Insects that Transmit Disease. Therese
Markow, The University of Arizona, USA
Population-Based Cross Sectional Survey of Taeniasis among Residents of El Paso, Texas and
Cd. Juárez, Mexico. Casey Barton, Texas Department of State Health Services, USA
Panel III.5
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Gender Violence as a Health Problem / La violencia de género como un problema de salud
Senate Chambers Room
Julia Monárrez, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Characteristics of Community Interventions to Decrease Depression in Mexican American
Women. Alison S. Mann, New Mexico State University, USA
Calidad de vida en relación con la violencia en Ciudad Juárez, Chih. Alma Domínguez,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
La violencia intrafamiliar: Un problema de salud pública y transformación. Silvia Domínguez,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel III.6
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Health Alternatives and Intervention / Interveción y alternativas de salud
Doña Ana Room
John Law, Center for Border Health Research, USA
Evaluation of Polypharmacy and Plyherbacy among Seniors in the Paso del Norte Region.
Amanda Loya, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Research on Resistance Training as a Tool for Combating Youth Obesity. Sandor Dorgo, The
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Evaluation of Smoking Cessation Interventions in El Paso, TX. Jeri J. Sias, The University of
Texas at El Paso, USA
Bi-national Evaluation of Herbal Product Use on the U.S./Mexico Border. José O. Rivera, The
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Round Table D
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Grant Writing and Networking for Border Research / Contribuyendo en el establecimiento
de una red para la investigación de la frontera
Quay Room
Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University , USA
Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University, USA
Yosef Lapid, New Mexico State University, USA
Round Table E
Teaching Borders: A Round Table on Border Pedagogy / Enseñanza fronteriza: Una meza
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
redonda sobre estudios fronterizos
Curry Room
Kenneth Hammond, New Mexico State University, USA
Andrea Orzoff, New Mexico State University, USA
Marsha Weisiger, New Mexico State University, USA
Wednesday March 29, 2006, 12:30 – 14:00
Miercoles 29 de Marzo del 2006, 12:30 – 14:00
Plenary Session VI
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Ethnic, Cultural and Religious Boundaries / Fronteras étnicas, culturales y religiosas
Ballroom Conference Center, Corbett Center
Yosef Lapid, New Mexico State University, USA
The Dilemmas of Colonial Boundaries in Contemporary Africa. Geoffrey Nwaka, Abia State
University, Nigeria
Frontiers in the Arabic World: Concept and Evolution. Saida Latmani, Asociación de Historia
Actual, France
Mexican Protestants as “Unexpected” Characters in Border Narratives. Pablo Vila, Temple
University, USA
A Spirituality of Immigration? Daniel Groody, University of Notre Dame, USA
Crossing Intimate Borders: Indigenous Child Removal in the United
States and Australia, 1880-1940. Margaret Jacobs, The University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
USA
*Note: Plenary Session Includes Lunch
*Nota: Sesión Plenaria incluye almuerzo
Wednesday March 29, 2006, 14:15 – 15:45
Miécoles 29 de marzo del 2006, 14:15 – 15:45
Panel III.7
cultural
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Boundaries in the Political and Cultural Context / Las fronteras en un contexto político y
Round Table F
Local Government Responses to Immigrants / La respuesta de los gobiernos locales a los
inmigrantes
Luna Room
Christine Thurlow Brenner, Rutgers University, USA
Rosalinda Gámez Gastélum, Universidad de Occidente, México
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Panel III.8
Room:
Auditorium
Molly Molloy, New Mexico State University, USA
Los sistemas políticos de la región andina y la repercusión en sus fronteras. Edgar Mauricio
Solano, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
Cultural Integration and Hybridization at the U.S.- Mexico Borderlands. Andrew Burridge,
University of Southern California, USA and Michael Dear, University of Southern
California, USA
Ciudad Juarez: “Sister City” or Capitalism Gone Bad? Bonnie Galván, The University of
Texas at El Paso, USA
El modelo social de la comunidad judía en México: Fórmulas para la continuidad grupal. Liz
Hamui Sutton, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México
The Use of Spanglish in the U.S.-Mexico Border / El uso del Spanglish en la frontera
México-Estados Unidos
Senate Gallery Room
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Daniel Villa
Border Crossings of Language and Peoples in Contemporary Children’s Literature. Jacqueline
Gmuca, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Bilingualism and the Myth of Acculturation. Lucy Dura, The University of Texas at El Paso,
USA
Can Language and Communicating Have a Boundary-Making Function? Vicenzo Matera,
University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Panel III.9
y los fronterizos
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Marginalization, Citizenship and Transborder People / La marginalización, la ciudadanía
Panel III.10
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
East-European Identities / Identidades en Europa del este
Doña Ana Room
Andrea Orzoff, New Mexico State University, USA
Ethnic, National and Local Identities at Russia’s Baltic Borders. Laura Assmuth, Helsinki
Collegium for Advanced Studies, Finland
Social and Cultural Consequences of Newly Established Border in Latvian and Russian Border
Areas. Aija Lulle, University of Latvia, Latvia
Two Goricas – One City? Cross-Border Cooperation And Relations Between Slovenian Town
Nova Gorica and Italian Town Gorica/Gorizia Katja Jerman, University of Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Round Table G
Proposal of a Pilot Program on Regional and Borderland Integration based on Sustainable
Economic Development Principles / Propuesta de un programa piloto sobre integración
regional transfronteriza fundamentado en principios de desarrollo económico sustentables
Rio Grande Room
Manuel Freire Barcia, Comité Pro-Desarrollo del Estado Barinas (COMBAR), Barinas,
Estado Barinas, Venezuela
Fortunato González Cruz, Director Centro Iberoamericano de Estudios Provinciales y
Locales (CIEPROL), Universidad de los Andes (ULA), Mérida, Venezuela
Román A. Hernández, D. Director Nacional, Instituto Universitario de la Frontera,
IUFRONT), San Cristóbal, Venezuela
Bernardo Méndez Lugo, Cónsul for Trade and Business Promotion, Consulate General of
México en San Francisco, California, USA
John Jairo Betancur, Asociate Profesor, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Angela Sanbrano, President of National Alliance of Latin American Caribbean
Communities (NALACC), USA
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Panel III.11
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Senate Chambers Room
Neil Harvey, New Mexico State University, USA
Border Marginalities. Francisca James H., Pima Community College, USA
Neither Here nor There: Rethinking Citizenship on the U.S.-Mexico Border. T. Mark Montoya,
Northern Arizona University, USA
Incidencia de la frontera entre la población autóctona. Miguel Fernández-Carrión,
Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia en España, Spain
The Indian Diaspora in the United States. Vikas Sharma, Punjabi University, India
Educational Experiences on the U.S.-Mexico Border / Las experiencias educativas en la
frontera México-Estados Unidos
Colfax Room
Eduardo Arellano, New Mexico State University, USA
Teachers Crossing Borders: Unexamined Assumptions about Mexico Revealed. David
Rutledge, New Mexico State University, USA
Using a Joint Related Graduate Program as a Means of Boundary Spanning. Glen Sparrow,
San Diego State University, USA
Mathematics Education on the Border: Challenges and Opportunities. Larry Lesser, The
University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Sally Blake, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA;
Solanja Perez, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Carol Fonseca, The University of
Texas at El Paso, USA; Carolyn Jablonski and Marco Gallo, The University of Texas at El
Paso, USA
Negotiating the Borders. Tijen Tunali, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
Panel III.12
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel III.13
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Education and Multiculturalization in Border Studies / La educación y la
multiculturalización en el estudio de las fronteras
New Mexico Room
Herman Garcia, New Mexico State University, USA
Crossing Borders in Nineteenth-Century U.S. Historiography: The Latin American Writings of
Washington Irving and William H. Prescott. Brian Yothers, The University of Texas at
El Paso, USA
Action Research: Transcending Borders in Teacher Preparation. Elissa Wolfe Poel,
New Mexico State University, USA and Carolyn Dietrich, New Mexico State University,
USA
Engaging Non-Students in Border Studies. Edward Lorenz, Alma College, USA
Una aproximación teórica para el entendimiento multicultural de las relaciones culturales trans
fronterizas. Raúl Delgado, Universidad de Occidente, Mexico and Bertha Madrigal,
Universidad de Guadalajara, México
Culture and Literature / La cultura y la literatura
Socorro Room
Daniel Smith, New Mexico State University, USA
Marxism, Popular Cultural and the Hip Hop Connection. Marc Pruyn, New Mexico State
University, USA; Rob Haworth, New Mexico State University, USA and Curry Malott,
New Mexico State University, USA
Cherrie Moraga’s Shadow of a Man: Growing Up, Betwixt and Between. Beverly Redman,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Geopolitics, Religion and Mental Borders in South Asia. Sanjay Chaturvedi, Punjab
University, India
Jewish Writing from Mexico City to Manhattan: A Cross Border Conversation. Ezra Cappell,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Wednesday March 29, 2006, 16:00 – 17:30
Miércoles 29 de marzo del 2006, 16:00 – 17:30
Panel III.15
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel III.16
Room:
Hispanidad and Mexican Culture in the U.S. / La hispanidad y la cultura mexicana en los
Estados Unidos de América
Colfax Room
Lucy Mar Camacho, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Towards Higher Levels of Integration of Hispanics in the American Productive Society. Herbey
Zepeda, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Biological Anthropology and the Border: Exploring the Biological Meaning of Hispanic.
Catherine Willermet, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA and Heather J.H. Edgar,
The University of New Mexico, USA
Las tierras fronterizas circundantes entre México y los Estados Unidos. Jeffrey Max Jones
Jones, Senado de México, México
Cultural Expresions from Music to Visual Arts / Manifestaciones culturales de la música a
las artes visuales
Senate Gallery Room
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Jesús Barquet, New Mexico State University, USA
De la bohemia a la acción cultural: El papel de artistas e intelectuales en la construcción de
instituciones culturales en la ciudad de Tijuana. Cuauhtémoc Ochoa Tinoco, Universidad
Autónoma Metropolitana, México
Las fronteras simbólicas que se cruzan en los corridos. María Luisa De la Garza, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
Prácticas y procesos musicales transnacionales: Del rap chicano a Regional Urbana. Identidades
transnacionales? Olivia Elías, The University of Arizona, USA
Panel III.17
Transforterizos on the Tijuana-San Diego Border: Community, Education, and Identity /
Transfronterizos: Las etnias y la cultura en la frontera de Tijuana y San Diego
Senate Chambers Room
Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University, USA
Los estudiantes transfronterizos de Tijuana-San Diego y su impacto en el concepto de comunid
ad transnacional. Guillermo Alonso, El Colegio de La Frontera Norte, México
Ethnic and Cultural Borders of Transfronterizo Students in San Diegan Schools. Ana María
Relaño Pastor, The University of Arizona, USA
Educación en México and Education in the USA. Cristina Pérez-Iñiguez, University of
California at San Diego, USA
Racial and Ethnic Components of Transfronterizo Identity on the Tijuana-San Diego Border.
María Balandrán, University of California at San Diego, USA
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel III.18
interactivo
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Acculturation, Language, and the Interactive Future / Aculturacion, idioma, y el futuro
Panel III.19
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Open and Closed Borders / Fronteras abiertas-fronteras cerradas
Doña Ana Room
Mark Horowitz, New Mexico State University, USA
La Ciudad Juárez contemporánea. José M. Campero González, México
Hacia una geografía feminista: Sanando ‘la herida’ en La luna siempre será un amor dificíl, de
Luis Humberto Crosthwaite. Olga Ríos-Soria, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Transformations of Polish Eastern Borders After the Second World War: Problems of Closeness
and Openness. Monika Trojanowska-Strzeboszewska, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
NAFTA’s Effect on Growth and Quality of Life in Border Counties and Municipios. Joan
Anderson, San Diego University, USA
Panel III.20
Stability and Instability on International Borders / La estabilidad y la inestabilidad en las
fronteras internacionales
New Mexico Room
Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University, USA
Change and Continuity in the Border Discourse in Israel–Palestine. David Newman, Ben
Gurion University, Israel
The Politics of Stable Borders: The United States-Mexico Border (1836-1994). Sergio Sáenz,
University of Pennsylvania, USA
Interrupting Borders of Nationality: Transatlantic Mobility in Post-Soviet Cultures. Skaidra
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Auditorium
Lois Stanford, New Mexico State University, USA
Midiendo la aculturación en los estudiantes transfronterizos de Tijuana-San Diego. Jéssica
López-Vázquez, University of San Diego California, USA
Transfronterizo Talk: Spanish and English Varieties and Attitudes in Tijuana-San Diego. Ana
Celia Zentella, University of California at San Diego, USA
Los transfronterizos: Hacia un futuro interactivo. Mauricio Chávez, El Colegio de la Frontera
Norte, México
Trilupaityte, Philosophy and Art Research Institue, Lithuania
Violencia y democracia: Chihuahua 1994-2004. Servando Pineda Jaimes, Universidad
Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel III.21
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Border Film and Pedagogy / La cinematografía y la pedagogía
Socorro Room
Claude Fouillade, New Mexico State University, USA
Cartographies of Struggle”: The Corporate Calavera Project. Matt Benjamin Jenkins,
University of Denver, USA
Border Crossings in Silent Cinema. Sheila Skaff, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Critical Pedagogy, Anarchism and Revolutionary Pedagogies: Making the Connections,
Building the Bridges. Marc Pruyn, New Mexico State University, USA and Rob Haworth,
New Mexico State University, USA
Round Table H
Promoting the Mexican Indigenous People’s Way of Life Through a Self-Sustaining Life
Style and Higher Education / Promoviendo a los ciudadanos indígenas de México un
camino de vida a través de un desarrollo auto sustentable de vida y educación media
superior
Rio Grande Room
Moisés Guerrero, Pte. Machela O’Oba Indigena USA, Miembro Gran Consejo Supremo
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Indígena, Chihuahua
Cristina Ramírez, The University of Texas at El Paso , USA
Bill Rhodes, Gila River Pima, Governor, USA
Lille Torres, Gila River Pima, Tribal Elder, USA
Douglas Torres, Gila River Pima, School Board, USA
Mary Thomas, Gila River Pima, Lt. Governor Ret., Usa
Esther lotring, Salt River Pima Board Member, USA
Alberto Castellano, Pte. Consejo Supremo Pima, México
Manuel Coronado, Director Escuela Pima, México
Luis Coyote, Gobernador Pima, México
Jorge Angel Galaviz, Pte. Comité de Trabajos Pima, México
Dip. Humberto Pérez Rodriguez, Pte. Consejo de Asuntos Indigenas, México
Lic. Pablo Arguello, Dir. Escuelas Indigenas de Chihuahua, México
Prof. Samuel Díaz Palma, Pte. Gran Consejo Supremo Indigena, México
Lic. Noel Carrasco, Mem Gran Consejo Supremo Indigena, México
Hector Felipe Delgado, Gob. Tarahumara, México
Profa. Socorro Monserrate Ceballos, Dir. Escuela Tarahumara, México
José Alberto Aragón, Pte. Machela O’Oba Indigena Chihuahua, México
Tela Barick, Board Member, Machela O’Oba Indigena Chihuahua, México
Dr. Neil J. Devereaux, Board Member Machela O’Oba Indigena, USA
Felix Valenzuela, Board Member Machela O’O Indigena, USA
Nicholas Houser, Board Member Machela O’O Indigena, USA
David Mojica, Board Member Machela O’O Indigena, USA
NMSU IS HOLDING ITS SECOND ANNUAL J. PAUL TAYLOR SYMPOSIUM ON SOCIAL JUSTICE,
PRESENTING A PANEL AT 6:30 PM AT ITS CAMPUS IN LAS CRUCES. THIS YEAR’S THEME IS JUSCE
R WOMEN: A SYMPOSIUM ON FEMICIDES IN THE US-MEXICO BORDER REGION. PLEASE SIGN UP
AT REGISTRATION IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND. THIS IS AT NO COST TO REGISTERED CONFERENCE
PARTICIPANTS / NMSU PLANEA LLEVAR ACABO SU SEGUNDO SYMPOSIO ANUAL DE JUSTICIA
SOCIAL J. PAUL TAYLOR , PRESENTANDO UN PANEL A LAS 6:30 PM EN EL CAMPUS DE LAS CRUCES.
ESTE AÑO EL TEMA ES JUSTICIA POR LAS MUJERES: UN SYMPOSIO ANALIZANDO LOS FEMINICIDIOS EN LA REGION FRONTERIZA DE ESTADOS UNIDOS-MEXICO. FAVOR DE ANOTARSE EN LA MESA
DE INSCRIPCION. ESTE EVENTO ES GRATIUTO PARA LOS PARTICIPANTES DE LINEAE TERRARUM.
Campus of The University of Texas at El Paso
Tomás Rivera Conference Center, Union East Building
Thursday March 30, 2006
Jueves 30 de marzo del 2006
8:30 – 10:00
Plenary Session VII
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross-Border Cooperation and Future of Border Studies / La cooperación transfronteriza
y el futuro de los estudios fronterizos
Tomás River Conference Center, Union East Building
Tony Payan, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Regional Integration and Border Conflict Transformation: The European Experience. Thomas
Diez, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
The Past and Future of Research on European Frontiers. Malcolm Anderson, University of
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Flows of Globalization and Borders - a Case Study of the Eurasian North. Lassi Heininen,
University of Lapland, Finland
Sustainable Peace and Cooperation in Borderlands: The Danish-German Bonn-Copenhagen
Declarations of 1955. Jørgen Kühl, Danish Institute for Border Region Research, Denmark
Thursday March 30, 2006, 10:15 – 11:45
Jueves 30 de Marzo del 2006, 10:15 – 11:45
Panel IV.1
región Paso del Norte
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Integration and Mobility at the Region Paso del Norte / La integración y la movilidad en la
Panel IV.2
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Technology and Information at Borders / La tecnología y la información en las fronteras
Templeton Suite B
Cesar A. Rossatto, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
A Networked North? The Northern Dimension, ICT and Circumpolar Geopolitics. Heather
Nicol, University of West Georgia, USA
Towards Secure Cyber infrastructure for Sharing Border Information. Vladik Kreinovich,
The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Information Systems along the Mexico-U.S. Border. Matthew McCool, New Mexico State
University, USA
The Panopticon Border: The Use of Technology on the U.S.-Mexico Border. Tony Payan, The
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Panel IV.3
ciudades y países
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
The Impact of Borders on Divided Cities and Countries / El impacto de las fronteras sobre
divididos
Ray Room
Sergio Peña, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Mutual Forces: Spain-Moroco/Spain-Gibraltar, Case Study May 2005. Kristin Jensen,
Topotronic, Belgium
Divided Cities: Projecting the Rift. Anna Grichting, Harvard University, USA
Templeton Suite A
Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University, USA
La movilidad urbana en Ciudad Juárez: actores, factores y efectos colaterales.
Fernando Lozada, Universidad Autonóma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Paso del Norte: viabilidad y disputa de una región transfronteriza. Manuel Arroyo,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Globalization and the Transborder Metropolis: El Paso-Ciudad Juárez. César Fuentes,
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
The Neighborhood of Poland and Germany on the Border: Is it Possible to Fill the Historical,
Mental and Economic Precipice Between Nations? Andrzej Kotula, Germany and Northern
Europe Institute, Szczecin, Poland
Border Crossers: Behaviors, Experiences and Expectations. Cheryl Howard, University of
Texas at El Paso, USA; Adrián Mata, University of Texas at El Paso, USA and Leticia
Fernández, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Panel IV.4
países
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Cross Border Integration Between Two Countries / Integración tranfronteriza entre dos
Panel IV.5
en un contexto
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Local Government Cooperation Across Borders / La cooperación entre gobiernos locales
transfronterizo
Smiley Room
Cesar Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
The Song Remains the Same: Cooperation and Coordination in Cross Border Governance from
Local to International Scales. Abigail York, University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA
Gobiernos locales y fronterizos en México. María del Socorro Arzaluz Solano, El Colegio de
la Frontera Norte, México
La institucionalización de la integración fronteriza en el Perú. Hugo Che Piu, Universidad
Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Spain
Urban Administration on the Ciudad Juárez Border Region. Francisco Javier Llera Pacheco,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel IV.6
fronteras
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Education and Popular Culture Across Borders / La educación y la cultura popular en las
Panel IV.7
Community-Scale Coopertative Planning in the Middle East (Session I) / La cooperación
entre comunidades en la planeación en el Medio Oriente (Sesión I)
University Suite A
Mario Alfaro, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Groundwater Contamination in the Baqa ash Sharqiyah Area. William R. Hutchison; Deepti D.
Gaddala-Vijay and Gloria A. Villaverde
Local-level Planning between Israeli and Palestinian Communities. Jesse Roseman and Ed
Hamlyn, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
University Suite B
Stephen P. Mumme, Colorado State University, USA
Give Peace a Chance: One Bridge, Two Nations, and Three Approaches to Cross-Border Deci
sion-Making in the Binational Niagara Region. Kathryn A. Foster, State University of New
York at Buffalo, USA
The Achievements and Challenges of Peace: Innovation, Interdependence and Integration in the
Ecuador-Peru Borderlands. Raúl Saba, Arizona University, USA
Borderscapes, the Influence of National Borders on Spatial Planning. Arjan Harbers, T
Topotronic, Belgium
Elkins Room
Pilar Herrera, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
U.S.-Mexico Higher Education Collaboration: What Does It Take? Eduardo Arellano, New
Mexico State University, USA
Bridging U.S. and Mexican Education Systems: Cultural Expectations and Learning. Susan
Rippberger, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Collaboration Beyond the Borders for Students with Visual Impairments. Jackie Wood, New
Mexico State University, USA
Considerations about Environmental Education in the Borderland U.S.A.-Mexico: Today’s Ecol
ogy as ICT and Tool. Andrés Rodríguez, New Mexico State University, USA
Olive Mill Wastewater Treatment. Charles D. Turner, Ed Hamlyn, José Luis Jiménez,
Edward Keenan and Brian Valenzuela
Thursday March 30, 2006, 12:00 – 13:30
Jueves 30 de marzo del 2006, 12:00 – 13:30
Plenary Session VIII Border Environmental Issues and Water Sharing / Temas del medio ambiente y la compartición del agua en las fronteras
Room:
Tomás Rivera Conference Center
Chair/Moderator:
Ed Hamlyn, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Papers:
Social Movements and Policy Change in U.S.-Mexico Border Water Management. Stephen P.
Mumme, Colorado State University, USA
Good Water Neighbors: Developing Cross Border Community Partnerships to Overcome Con
flict and Advance Human Security. Gidon Bromberg, Israeli Director, Eco-Peace/Friends
of the Earth, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Cross Border Networks: the European Ecological Network “Natura 2000.” Carsten
Kolbe-Weber, Leibniz Institute of Ecological and Regional Development, Germany
*Note: Plenary Session Includes Lunch
*Nota: Sesión Plenaria incluye almuerzo
Thursday March 30, 2006, 13:45 – 15:15
Jueves 30 de marzo del 2006, 13:45 – 15:15
Panel IV.8
Community-Scale Cooperative Planning in the Middle East (Session II) / La
cooperación entre comunidades en la planeación en el Medio Oriente (Sesión II)
Room: University Suite A
Chair/Moderator:
Irasema Coronado, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Papers:
Jordan River Management Options. Santonu Goswami, The University of Texas at El Paso,
USA and Amit U. Raysoni, Mumbai Company, India
Solid Waste Management in the Northern West Bank. Katherine M. H. Fernald, University
of Texas at El Paso, USA; James W. Leathers, University of Texas at El Paso, USA; Vishal
Kapoor, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Wadi al-Tin and Wadi Zeimar – a Palestinian Restoration. Nazmul Haque and Rudy
Sookbirsingh
Panel IV.9
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Canada-U.S. Relations (Session I) / Las relaciones Canadá-Estados Unidos (Sesión I)
Templeton Suite A
Z. Anthony Kruszewski, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
The Emergence of Cross Border Regions Between Canada and the US: Framework and Key
Research Findings. André Dows, Policy Research Initiative, Canada
The Emergence of Cross Border Regions Between Canada and the U.S.: Lessons from the Field.
Christian Boucher, Policy Research Initiative, Canada
Canada-US Relations and the Emergence of Cross Border Regions. Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly,
University of Victoria on Canada, Canada
Panel IV.10
agua en la región
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Water Policy and Management in the Paso del Norte Region / Las políticas y el manejo del
Paso del Norte
Templeton Suite B
Christopher A. Erickson, New Mexico State University, USA
Estrategias de gran visión para el abastecimiento y manejo del agua en la frontera norte de
México. José María Hinojosa Aguirre, Comision Nacional de Agua, Mexico and Polioptro
Martínez Austria, Comision Nacional de Agua, México
The Challenges and Opportunities of Binational Water Supply Planning. Karol Parker, El Paso
Water Utilities, USA and HéctorGonzález, El Paso Water Utilities, USA
El agua como frontera entre México-Estados Unidos: una aproximación histórico-ambientalista.
Sandra Bustillos, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel IV.11
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Panel IV.12
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Financing, Management and Water Sanitation / El financiamiento, el manejo y el sanea
miento del agua
Ray Room
Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University, USA
Financing Wastewater Treatment: Case Studies on the U.S.-Mexico and Israeli-Palestinian
Borders. Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University, USA
Paisajes geográfico-espaciales en la sustentabilidad de los recursos de agua transfronterizos.
Alfredo Granados, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Remote Sensing Crop Water Use Around the Mexico-U.S. Border Areas. Junning Wang, New
Mexico State University, USA
Cross Border Cooperation on Water: Canada, Mexico and the U.S. Jürgen Schmandt, The
Houston Advanced Research Center, USA
Emergency and Environmental Risk Assessment / La evaluación del los riesgos
ambientales y de emergencias
Elkins Room
Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria, Canada
Bio-Accessibility of Trace Metals Using Chemical Fractionation and In Vitro Extraction
Methods. Juan Pedro Flores, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and
Naomi Waissman Assadian, Texas A&M El Paso, USA
The Role of International Boundaries in Hazard, Social Vulnerability, and Disaster: A Case
Study along the U.S.-Mexico Border. John Tiefenbacher, Texas State University on San
Marcos, USA
Why Agent Orange Still Matters? Ngocnga Nguyen, University of California, USA
A Brief Assessment of U.S. Environmental Policy along the Mexican Border. Oscar Ibañez,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Thursday March 30, 2006, 15:30 – 17:00
Jueves 30 de Marzo del 2006, 15:30 – 17:00
Panel IV.13
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Canada-U.S. Relations (Session II) / Las relaciones Canadá-Estados Unidos (Sesión II)
Templeton Suite A
Taeko Hiroi, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
The Environmental Sector and Canada-U.S. Cross Border Regions. Debora L. VanNijnatten,
Policy Research Initiative, Canada
The Transportation Sector and Canada-US Cross-Border. Susan E. Clarke, Policy Research
Initiative, Canada
Panel IV.14
dora
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
The Economic Rise of the Maquiladora Industry / El surgimiento de la industria maquilaRay Room
Moira Murphy, Tecnologico de Monterrey (Campus Ciudad Juárez)
Globalization and Rising Expectations in Mexico’s Maquiladora Zone. Mark Horowitz, New
Mexico State University, USA and
Sandra Way, New Mexico State University,
USA
Comercio ínter industrial de la industria nacional y la industria maquiladora de exportación.
Ramsés Jiménez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Las características de la conformación de un territorio innovador: la industria maquiladora
electrónica en Baja California. Ruth Vargas,
Tecnologico de Tijuana, México
Globalization, Maquiladoras and Transnational Identities in El Paso del Norte. Robert Patrick
Gun-Cuninghame, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
Panel IV.15
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Transborder Marketing: Is It Really an Alternative for Every Country? /
La mercadotecnia transfronteriza: ¿Es acaso una alternativa real en todo contexto?
Elkins Room
Lorenzo Blanco Gonzalez, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
La frontera y la codicia. Enrique Priego, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México
Modeling Bi-national Economies. Dennis Soden, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
El comercio interfronterizo en el comercio binacional: El caso de Colombia y los países vecinos.
Ricardo Montenegro, Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Colombia, Colombia
Redes productivas en un espacio asimétrico: Una aproximación teórica en el espacio fronterizo
del norte de México. Alfredo Hualde, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Panel IV.16
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Papers:
Open and Closed Borders 2 / Fronteras abiertas-fronteras cerradas 2
University Suite B
Oscar J. Martínez, The University of Arizona, USA
The United States Border Security Policy: Fact, Fallacy, Fantasy. Edward J. Williams, Arizona
University, USA
The Determinants of Open and Closed Borders. Charles R. Boehmer, The University of Texas
at El Paso, USA and Sergio Peña, The University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Border Closing and Border Liberalization in Hong Kong in the 1950s and After 1997. Alan
Smart, University of Calgary, Canada
Transborder Economic Migrations from the Post-Soviet Union countries to Poland. Miroslaw
Bieniecki, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Round Table I
Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian Community-level Cooperation on Environmental Issues /
Cooperación en la comunidad Israelí-Palestina y Jordana en temas de medio ambiente
Barry Room
Gidon Bromberg, Israeli Director, Eco-Peace/Friends of the Earth, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Ms. Yael Shaltieli, Mayor, of Beit She’an Regional Council, Israel
Nader Saleem Al-Khateeb, Palestinian Director, Eco-Peace/Friends of the Earth, Bethle-
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
hem, Palestine
Munqeth Mehyar, Chairman, Eco-Peace/Friends of the Earth, Amman, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Hassan S. I. (Saleh) Hussein, Mayor, Jericho, Palestine
Mahmoud Ahmad Ahmad Abujaber, Mayor, Mua’z Bin Jabal Municipality, North
Shouneh, Jordan
Wajdy Abdelhameed Ali Masaadeh, Mayor, Tabket Fahel Municipality, Jordan
Round Table K
Room:
Chair/Moderator:
Plan Estratégico de Juárez Mexico/Strategic Plan-Juarez México
Smiley Room
Hector Padilla, Universidad Autonóma de Ciudad Juárez , México
Lucinda Vargas, Plan Estrategico de Juárez A. C., México
Dr. César Fuentes, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México
Xóchitl Díaz, Delphi Corporation, México
Katie Updike, Building Solutions, México
Francisco Llera Pacheco, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, México
CIUDAD JUAREZ TOURIST INFORMATION
PAQUIME— Located in the beautiful valley of Nuevo Casas Grandes. This amazing pre-Hispanic
city of amazing urbanization is the most important archaeological site of the Northern México.
This civilization bloomed between 900 and 1200. For its historical importance, Paquimé was
recently named Cultural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO, in a ceremony that attracted visitors
worldwide. When the Spaniards first arrived at these lands, the city was almost 200 years old. Their
buildings consisted until of five floors, with alcoves and interior stairs. This site is characterized
by its doors in form of “T”, its system of supplying and distribution of water, as well as by the
production of exquisite multi-formed poly-chrome pottery.
HISTORICAL ART MUSEUM — This museum was established in 1964. The design of the
enclosure was done by the recognized Mexican Architect Pedro Ramirez Vázquez. This collection
contains more representations of Mexican Plastic Work and features the biggest variation of artists
in our century than any other collection in Mexico. This collection also contains more archaeological
pieces representational of the national culture than any of its kind. This fine museum serves a frame
for cultural events, like book presentations and conferences with exhibitors that are recognized
worldwide.
HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF THE CUSTOMS HOUSE— This museum is located with in one
of the oldest sectors in Juárez. The buildings itself is one of the oldest and represents the traditional
architecture. It was constructed at the end of the XIX century and it was inaugurated September the
10th of 1889. It is of French style and it was occupied many years by the U.S. Customs and Border
Agency. In this museum the interview between the Presidents of Mexico and the United States,
Porfirio Diaz and William Taft, to deal with the subjects of bi-national interests, such as the return
of the territory known as the Chamizal tract in October of 1909. Also remembered here, 17 May of
1911, the resignation of Porfirio Diaz after the taking of the City Juárez by the revolutionary army
commanded by Francisco I. Madero.
ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM—This museum is located in the interior of the Chamizal Park.
Count with great delight, the amount of original pieces depicting various Hispanic Cultures and the
rest of Mexico’s history.
CHAMIZAL PARK— The Chamizal Treaty of 1963 was a milestone in diplomatic relations
between Mexico and the United States. Chamizal National Memorial was established to
commemorate this treaty which resulted in the peaceful settlement of a century-long boundary
dispute between the neighboring countries. Far more than mere acreage, Chamizal is an idea, a
dynamic process, dedicated to furthering the spirit of understanding and goodwill between two
nations that share one border. The settlement of the Chamizal dispute one of the rare instances where
boundary disputes that was settled peacefully.