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Interdisciplinary resources for research on New Mexico and the Southwestern U.S.
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Tasting New Mexico - Cheryl Alters Jamison; Bill Jamison
ISBN: 0890135428
Publication Date: 2012-03-01

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New Mexico's Living Landscapes - William W. Dunmire
ISBN: 9780890135433
Publication Date: 2012-04-01

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Indians and Energy - Sherry L. Smith, editor
ISBN: 9781934691151
Publication Date: 2010-11-29

 

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SOUTHWEST STUDIES

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The Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections

 

 

 

Location:  UNM Zimmerman Library main floor, SW corner

  

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New Mexico's Digital Collections - A selection of photos, documents, maps, newspapers, oral history, and more


Southwest Studies

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Ann Massmann
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Center for Southwest Research
massmann@unm.edu
505-277-8370

Or stop in for assistance:
CSWR Anderson Reading Room
Zimmerman Library 1st floor
(505) 277-3814
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Subjects:
Southwest studies, Native American studies, Chicano/Hispano studies, community grassroots activism, history, American studies
 

CSWR Anderson Fellow

Joshua Frank

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Center for Southwest Research
Zimmerman Library
Email: jstjoshn@unm.edu
Phone: 277-6451
 
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Great Website

The Shift of Land

 

is a 13 part radio series and a public meeting with a panel of scholars, farmers and ranchers from the area around the topic of land use in New Mexico.
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