Fellowship Years: 1995-1997
Fellowship Topic: The Impact of free-market reforms on Mexico’s people, society and politics
Fellowship Area: Mexico
First Impressions: Mexico Prepares for Day of Dead in Critical Condition
Water Degradation in Morelia: Got Problems? Find a Wishing Well
The Curse of the Rio Grande: Contaminated Irrigation in the Valley of Querendaro
Poking Around Morelia’s Garbage: Clanging bells, awful smells, and other trashy stories
Filling Cracks and Hammering: Portraits from the Workshops of Mexican Civil Society
Running with the Coyotes: Mexico’s Campesinos Compete to Persevere Not Disappear
Tourist Traps and Housing Flaps: The Unsettling Settlers of Monte Alban
Solving the Sewage Crisis’ Oaxaca City: Between High-tech Machines and Compost Latrines
Into the Chimalapas: Journey to a Jungle of Conflict
The Resurrection of Oaxacan Spirits: Modernizing the mescal industry in southern Mexico
The Land that Cried Blood: Rebuilding the kingdom of cochineal in Oaxaca
On A Crash Course With Modernity: Privatizing Mexico’s national railroad system
A City Under Siege: How Street Vendors Captured Mexico’s Capital
A Struggle for Power: Mexico City Flickers into the 21st Century.
The Business of Buses: Modernizing public transport in Mexico City
Banking on the Border: Can we clean up our mess?