This edited volume takes stories from the â modern Westâ of the late twentieth century and carefully pulls them toward the presentâ explicitly tracing continuity with and unexpected divergence from trajectories established in the 1980s and 1990s.
This edited volume takes stories from the â modern Westâ of the late twentieth century and carefully pulls them toward the presentâ explicitly tracing continuity with and unexpected divergence from trajectories established in the 1980s and 1990s.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brenden W. Rensink is an associate director of the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies and an associate professor of history at Brigham Young University. He is the author of Native but Foreign: Indigenous Immigrants and Refugees in the North American Borderlands.
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List of Illustrations Foreword, by Patricia Nelson Limerick Introduction: Updating “Modern West” Histories for the Twenty-First Century Brenden W. Rensink Part 1. Environmental Reckonings 1. Poisoned Wilderness: Superfund and Libby, Montana Jennifer Dunn 2. Vulnerable Harvests: Agricultural Risk and Environmental Hazard in the Modern Great Plains West David D. Vail Part 2. Indigenous Lands and Sovereignty 3. Sacred Space and Identity: The Fight for Chi’chil Bi¿dagoteel (Oak Flat) and the History of the San Carlos Apachean Peoples Marcus C. Macktima 4. Chess or Checkers?: Fracking in Greater Chaco Soni Grant Part 3. Urban and Rural Transformations 5. Westworld: Life on the High-Tech Frontier Stuart W. Leslie and Layne R. Karafantis 6. Our Mission, No Eviction: Resisting Gentrification in San Francisco Lindsey Passenger Wieck 7. Agritourism as Land-Saving Action in the New West Jeffrey M. Widener Part 4. Migrant Lives and Labor 8. “A Violation of the Most Elementary Human Rights of Children”: The Rise of Migrant Youth Detention and Family Separation in the American West Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez 9. Toxins in the Field: The CRLA, Farmworker Families, and Environmental Justice in Contemporary California Taylor Cozzens 10. NAFTA’s Legacy in the High Country: Mexican Migration to Colorado’s Western Slope Ernesto Sagás Part 5. Unresolved Politics and Law 11. “I Oppose the ERA, but I Do Approve of Equal Rights for Women”: Gender and Politics in the Aftermath of the Equal Rights Amendment Campaign in the U.S. West Chelsea Ball 12. LGBTQ Civil Rights in Washington State Since 1977: An Unresolved History Peter Boag 13. The American West, Native Americans, and Controversies over the Antiquities Act: Bears Ears National Monument, a Utah Case Study Andrew Gulliford Afterword Frank Bergon Notes Contributors Index
List of Illustrations Foreword, by Patricia Nelson Limerick Introduction: Updating “Modern West” Histories for the Twenty-First Century Brenden W. Rensink Part 1. Environmental Reckonings 1. Poisoned Wilderness: Superfund and Libby, Montana Jennifer Dunn 2. Vulnerable Harvests: Agricultural Risk and Environmental Hazard in the Modern Great Plains West David D. Vail Part 2. Indigenous Lands and Sovereignty 3. Sacred Space and Identity: The Fight for Chi’chil Bi¿dagoteel (Oak Flat) and the History of the San Carlos Apachean Peoples Marcus C. Macktima 4. Chess or Checkers?: Fracking in Greater Chaco Soni Grant Part 3. Urban and Rural Transformations 5. Westworld: Life on the High-Tech Frontier Stuart W. Leslie and Layne R. Karafantis 6. Our Mission, No Eviction: Resisting Gentrification in San Francisco Lindsey Passenger Wieck 7. Agritourism as Land-Saving Action in the New West Jeffrey M. Widener Part 4. Migrant Lives and Labor 8. “A Violation of the Most Elementary Human Rights of Children”: The Rise of Migrant Youth Detention and Family Separation in the American West Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez 9. Toxins in the Field: The CRLA, Farmworker Families, and Environmental Justice in Contemporary California Taylor Cozzens 10. NAFTA’s Legacy in the High Country: Mexican Migration to Colorado’s Western Slope Ernesto Sagás Part 5. Unresolved Politics and Law 11. “I Oppose the ERA, but I Do Approve of Equal Rights for Women”: Gender and Politics in the Aftermath of the Equal Rights Amendment Campaign in the U.S. West Chelsea Ball 12. LGBTQ Civil Rights in Washington State Since 1977: An Unresolved History Peter Boag 13. The American West, Native Americans, and Controversies over the Antiquities Act: Bears Ears National Monument, a Utah Case Study Andrew Gulliford Afterword Frank Bergon Notes Contributors Index
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