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Jeffrey Gardner

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Selected Publications:
  • Gardner, Jeffrey A. and Patricia Richards. 2016. "The Spatiality of Boundary Work: Political-Administrative Borders and Maya-Mam Collective Identification." Forthcoming in Social Problems.
  • Richards, Patricia and Jeffrey A. Gardner. 2013. “Still Seeking Recognition: Indigenous Demands, State Violence, and Discrimination in Democratic Chile.” Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies 8(3): 255-279.
  • Richards, Patricia and Jeffrey A. Gardner. 2013. “Indigenous Movements in Latin America.” In Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Edited by David Snow, Donatella della Porta, Bert Klandermans, and Doug McAdam. London: Wiley-Blackwell.
  • Gardner, Jeffrey A. 2013. "Book Review: One State, Many Nations: Indigenous Rights Struggles in Ecuador, by Maximilian Viatori (2010)." In Bulletin of Latin American Research 33(1): 108-110.
Of Note:

2016 Certificate of Excellence, Department of Sociology, UGA

2016 Beck Graduate Student Teaching Award, Department of Sociology, UGA 

2015 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, US Department of Education

2015 Research Development Award, Latin American & Caribbean Studies Institute, UGA

2014 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Center for Teaching and Learning, UGA

2014 Summer Doctoral Research Fellowship, The Graduate School, UGA

2013 B.O. Williams Award, Department of Sociology, UGA

2013 Innovative and Interdisciplinary Research Grant, The Graduate School, UGA

2013 Graduate Field Research Award, Latin American & Caribbean Studies Institute, UGA

Articles Featuring Jeffrey Gardner

Congratulations to our new PhD students who graduated Spring 2017- Ashleigh McKinzie and Jeff Gardner. We wish them the very best in their careers.

External Committee

David Smilde, Tulane University

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