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2008	“El Dompe, Los Yonkes and Las Segundas: Consumption’s Other Side in El Paso-Juárez,” in Disrupted Boundaries: Consumption in the United States-Mexico Borderlands, Alexis McCrossen, ed. Under contract at Duke University Press. Release date: Spring 2008.
2007	Philadelphia’s Trap of Grease: National Energy Policy vs. Urban Realities in Public Works Management and Policy, Jan. Vol. 11(3):194-203. PDF
2006	Review essay: Zimring, Carl, 2005. Cash for your Trash: Scrap Recycling in America (Rutgers); Royte, Elizabeth, 2005. Garbageland: On the Secret Trail of Trash (Little Brown); Rogers, Heather. 2005. Gone Tomorrow (DVD, AK Press); Rogers, Heather, Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage 2005. (New Press), in Environmental History 2006, 11(3):611-614. journal link
2006	Purity and Danger on the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1990-1994 in South Atlantic Quarterly, Fall 2006. Vol.105(4):777-800. PDF
2005	The Chamizal Tipping Point?: El Paso’s Garbage in 1910 in Password, (Quarterly Journal of the El Paso County Historical Society), Fall 2005. Vol. 50(3)142-149. PDF
2005	The Trouble with Toronto’s Trash in Rhizome, Newsletter of the Environmental Studies Association of Canada, Nov. 2005. Vol. 15(1)12-13.
2003	The Wasted Resources of Mexicanidad: Consumption and Disposal on Mexico’s Northern Frontier in The Social Relations of Mexican Commodities: Power, Production, and Place. Casey Walsh, Elizabeth Emma Ferry, Gabriela Soto Laveaga, Paolo Sesia and Sarah Hill. La Jolla: Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, University of California, San Diego: 157-185. PDF
2003	El Agua se Divide en la Frontera (Divided Water on the Border) La Coleccion del Archivo Historico del Agua. (a journal in the “excellence” ranking of the Mexican National Council of Scientific Studies) 25(Sept-Dec.). PDF
2003	Metaphoric Enrichment and Material Poverty: The Making of ‘Colonias’ in Border Ethnographies: The Limits of Border Theory, Pablo Vila, ed.. University of Minnesota Press. 141-167. PDF
2003	Book review: Paley, Julia, 2001. Marketing Democracy, Power and Social Movements in Post-Democracy Chile (Berkeley). American Ethnologist, 30(1):185-186. Journal link
2001	The environmental divide: Neoliberal incommensurability at the U.S.-Mexico Border Urban Anthropology, 30(2-3): 157-188. PDF
2000	The political ecology of environmental learning in Ciudad Juárez and El Paso County” in Shared Space: Rethinking the U.S.-Mexico Border Environment, Lawrence Herzog, ed., La Jolla: Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, University of California, San Diego:129-154. PDF