Journal of the Southwest

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(The TQCC of Journal of the Southwest is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Contents: Volume 651
The Journey of Coyote Iguana and Lola Casanova: A Visual Geography1
Account Given by Ernesto Molina, Great-Great-Grandson and Descendant of Jesús Ávila Sánchez and Dolores Casanova Villegas1
'O'odham Astronomy1
Remembering Stanley Crawford: Memoirist, Farmer, Democrat1
Mexican Food: (an essay presented to the Tucson Literary Club, March 16, 2015)1
Tlaloc and a Mesoamerican Cosmology in the American Southwest1
Account Given by Manuel Monroy of Jesús Ávila Sánchez, Dolores Casanova Villegas, and Victor Ávila Casanova0
U.S.-Mexico Groundwater Diplomacy: Lessons from the Historical Record0
Alfred L. Kroeber's Visit to the Seris in 1930, as Recalled by Roberto Thomson Encinas0
Charles R. Crane and Rached B. Zok and the History of the American Date Industry0
Arizona Indian Peoples' Territories in the Nineteenth Century0
Redefining Gonzo: Tattoos, Prisons, and My Friend Charles Bowden0
The Oral Histories of Coyote Iguana and Dolores Casanova Among the Comcaac0
Stories of Holy Dirt: Myth, Ethnicity, and the New Age at the Santuario de Chimayó0
Tricksters Unmasked0
Richard Allen Pailes: In Memoriam0
Condors over Cattle: Managed Wilderness and the Pastoral Tradition in Northern Baja California0
Supplement to "History of the Sif Oidak District, Tohono 'O'odham Nation"0
The Photo Postcards of Albert W. Lohn from Culiacán, Sinaloa, and Ambos Nogales, Arizona and Sonora: 1907–19330
The Symbolic Criminalization of Asylum: Navigating Encounters with US Customs and Border Protection Officials0
Acequias: Trust and Hydrosocial Territory0
Introduction: The Union of Coyote Iguana and Lola Casanova Set in a Time of Crisis0
An Account of Coyote Iguana and Lola Casanova in Seri Oral Tradition0
The Tohono 'O'odham Tradition of the 'A'al Hiaha'iñ, the Children's Burial Place0
Automobile Parts in 'O'odham Ñi'ok, the 'O'odham Language0
Natural History and Racial Justice: The Land Ethic of Texas Naturalist Roy Bedichek0
Dining with Lola and Coyote: A Conversation0
The 'O'odham Eagleman Tradition or Ba'ag Ho'ok 'Aaga0
Shoe-String Operation or Large Capitalist Venture? The Financing of the Madero Revolt of 1910–19110
Ethical Memory and Re-Presenting History Across Empire: The Korean War in Rolando Hinojosa's Klail City Death Trip0
G. E. P. Smith and Arizona's Failed Water Code0
Bisbee: The Alchemical City of the Borderlands0
Introduction to the Collection of Oral Histories0
Recollections of Sonora, and Especially the Río Sonora Valley0
They Call You Back: A Lost History, a Search, a Memoir by Tim Z. Hernandez (review)0
How Good Is Oral History and What Is It Good For?0
Volume Contents0
Seeds of Wisdom: Toward Healing a Cultural Divide0
The Lola Casanova That I Have Longed to Know0
The Names of Arizona's Four Peaks0
History of the Hickiwan District, Tohono 'O'odham Nation0
Identifying Bird Species in River Yuman Oral Traditions0
Adventures in Teaching: The Scandalous Career of Carrie Amidon Stanton (1839–1897)0
The Calendar Stick of Mehidaj and Benjamin Thompson, 'Akimeli 'O'odham of Casa Blanca, Arizona0
Politics and Prison Ink in Arizona A Map for Navigation in a World of Post-structural Violence0
The Place Name, Eloy, Arizona0
Orthographies for the Winters Papers in This Issue0
Bisbee: The Alchemical City of the Borderlands by Virgil Hancock III (review)0
"I Want People to Really See It": On Poetry, Truth, and the Particularities of Blackhorse Mitchell's "The Beauty of Navajoland"0
Carp Fever! The Introduction of Carp into Territorial Arizona and Its Lasting Legacy0
Place Naming and Toponymic Silencing in the Sierras of Northern Nuevo México0
The Origins of the Section-Line Arterial Street Grid in Tucson, Arizona0
Lorraine Marquez Eiler: The Remarkable Life of a Hia-Ced O'odham Woman0
Prelude to the Columbus Raid of 1916: The Battle of Naco0
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