[show-map id='8'] [show-map id='19'] [show-map id='22'] [show-map id='20'] [show-map id='24'] Visit Project MUSE for Journal of Latin American Geography Explore Central America. Culture, Tourism, & Migration. Brady, S. (2009). Revisiting a Honduran landscape described by Robert West: An experiment in repeat geography. Journal of Latin American Geography, 8(1), 7-27. Chaney, J. (2012). Malleable Identities: Placing the Garínagu in New Orleans. Journal of Latin American Geography, 11(2), 121-144. Clouser, R. (2009). Remnants of terror: landscapes of fear in post-conflict Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 8(2), 7-22. Dunn, M. A., & Smith, D. A. (2011). The Spatial Patterns of Miskitu Hunting in Northeastern Honduras: Lessons for Wildlife Management in Tropical Forests. Journal of Latin American Geography, 10(1), 85-108. Fahrenbruch, M. L., & Cochran Jr, D. M. (2014). Waiting for the Wave: Assessing the Vulnerability of Tourism in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, to Tsunamis. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(3), 11-35. Hartmann, C. D. (2012). Uneven Urban Spaces: Accessing Trash in Managua, Nicaragua. Journal of Latin American Geography, 11(1), 143-163. Henderson, E., Nolin, C., & Peccerelli, F. (2014). Dignifying a Bare Life and Making Place through Exhumation: Cobán CREOMPAZ Former Military Garrison, Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(2), 97-116. Huff, L. A. (2006). Sacred sustenance: Maize, storytelling, and a Maya sense of place. Journal of Latin American Geography, 5(1), 79-96. Mack, T. E. (2011). Cultural Maladaptation and Preadaptation in Colonial Honduras: Spaniards vs Black Caribs, 1787-1821. Journal of Latin American Geography, 10(2), 177-193. Miyares, I. M., Wright, R., Mountz, A., Bailey, A. J., & Jonak, J. (2003). The interrupted circle: Truncated transnationalism and the Salvadoran experience. Journal of Latin American Geography, 2(1), 74-86. Otterstrom, S. M. (2008). Nicaraguan migrants in Costa Rica during the 1990s: Gender differences and geographic expansion. Journal of Latin American Geography, 7(2), 7-33. Pedersen, A. (2014). Landscapes of Resistance: Community Opposition to Canadian Mining Operations in Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(1), 187-214. Runk, J. V. (2012). Indigenous land and environmental conflicts in Panama: Neoliberal multiculturalism, changing legislation, and human rights. Journal of Latin American Geography, 11(2), 21-47. Sampeck, K. E. (2014). Making the Municipio: Political Geographies in Colonial Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(2), 153-179. Sánchez, L. (2007). Splitting the Country: the case of the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. Journal of Latin American Geography, 6(1), 7-23. Tellman, B., Gray, L. C., & Bacon, C. M. (2011). Not Fair Enough: Historic and Institutional Barriers to Fair Trade Coffee in El Salvador. Journal of Latin American Geography, 10(2), 107-127. Warf, B. (2010). Do you know the way to San José? Medical tourism in Costa Rica. Journal of Latin American Geography, 9(1), 51-66. Human Environment Interactions Alvarado, N. A., & Taylor, M. J. (2014). ¿ Del mar quién es dueño?: Artisanal Fisheries, Tourism Development and the Struggles over Access to Marine Resources in Gigante, Nicaragua. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(3), 37-62. Barrera, L. C., & Aliphat, M. (2006). Cacao, vanilla and annatto: Three production and exchange systems in the southern Maya lowlands, XVI-XVII centuries. Journal of Latin American Geography, 5(2), 29-52. Bass, J. J. (2004). Incidental agroforestry in Honduras: the jícaro tree (Crescentia spp.) and pasture land use. Journal of Latin American Geography, 3(1), 67-80. Basurto, X., & Jiménez-Pérez, I. (2013). Institutional Arrangements for Adaptive Governance of Biodiversity Conservation: The Experience of the Area de Conservación de Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Journal of Latin American Geography, 12(1), 111-134. Carr, D. L., & Barbieri, A. F. (2006). Población, tenencia de tierra, uso del suelo, y deforestación en el Parque Nacional Sierra de Lacandon. Journal of Latin American Geography, 5(1), 97-112. Cochran, D. M. (2008). Who will work the land? National integration, cash economies, and the future of shifting cultivation in the Honduran Mosquitia. Journal of Latin American Geography, 7(1), 57-84. Herrera-Rodríguez, M. (2013). Sustainable Development in Costa Rica: A Geographic Critique. Journal of Latin American Geography, 12(2), 193-219. Lansing, D. (2009). The spaces of social capital: livelihood geographies and marine conservation in the Cayos Cochinos Marine Protected Area, Honduras. Journal of Latin American Geography, 8(1), 29-54. Monterroso, I., & Larson, A. M. (2013). The Dynamic Forest Commons of Central America: New Directions for Research. Journal of Latin American Geography, 12(1), 87-110. Revels, C. S. (2003). Concessions, Conflict, and the Rebirth of the Honduran Mahogany Trade. Journal of Latin American Geography, 2(1), 1-17. Sinreich, L., & Cupples, J. (2014). Collaborating with a Muddy Road and an Ailing Forest: The Construction of Ecological Citizenship in San Francisco Libre, Nicaragua. Journal of Latin American Geography, 13(3), 63-85. Spalding, A. K. (2013). Environmental Outcomes of Lifestyle Migration: Land Cover Change and Land Use Transitions in the Bocas del Toro Archipelago in Panama. Journal of Latin American Geography, 12(3), 179-202. Sutton, L., & Restrepo, C. (2013). Natural Hazards, Diverse Economy and Livelihoods in the Sierra de las Minas, Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 12(3), 137-164. Valencia, D. H., Riera, E. M., & i Juncà, M. B. (2012). Participatory Action Research Applied to the Management of Natural Areas: The Case Study of Cinquera in El Salvador. Journal of Latin American Geography, 11(1), 45-65. vonHedemann, N., Osborne, T. (2016). State Forestry Incentives and Community Stewardship: A Political Ecology of Payments and Compensation for Ecosystem Services in Guatemala’s Highlands. Journal of Latin American Geography, 15(1), 83-110. GIS & Mapping Dym, J. (2015). “Mapitas,” Geografías Visualizadas and the Editorial Piedra Santa: A Mission to Democratize Cartographic Literacy in Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography 14(3), 245-272. Lasso, M. (2015). A Canal without a Zone: Conflicting Representations of the Panama Canal. Journal of Latin American Geography 14(3), 157-174. Offen, K. (2015). Mapping Amerindian Captivity in Colonial Mosquitia. Journal of Latin American Geography 14(3), 35-65. Runk, J. V. (2015). Creating Wild Darién: Centuries of Darién’s Imaginative Geography and its Lasting Effects. Journal of Latin American Geography 14(3), 127-156. Physical Geography Caffrey, M. A., Taylor, M. J., & Sullivan, D. G. (2011). A 12,000-year Record of Vegetation and Climate Change from the Sierra de Los Cuchumatanes, Guatemala. Journal of Latin American Geography, 10(2), 129-151. Finley-Brook, M. (2007). Green neoliberal space: the Mesoamerican biological corridor. Journal of Latin American Geography, 6(1), 101-124. Rainey, S. J. (2005). Folk classification and capability assessment of soils in two highland Guatemalan municipios. Journal of Latin American Geography, 4(1), 77-106.
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