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Bridging cultural divides: Culture and acculturation in Latino/a service-provider interactions

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By Corinne Valdivia, Stephen Jeanetta, Ervin Leiva
| JAFSCD
Abstract This case study examines how culture and acculturation shape interactions between Latino/a immigrant farmers and service providers in Missouri. Grounded in Valdivia et al.’s (2012) framework on capital creation and complemented by Bourdieu’s (2012) concepts of habitus and field, the research draws on focus groups and interviews with Latino/a immigrant farmers and agricultural service providers across Southwest and Central Missouri.
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Understanding the social implications of digital agricultural technologies

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By Kelly Wilson, Mary E. Hendrickson, Corinne Valdivia, Jenny Melo-Velasco
| JAFSCD
Career Opportunities, University of Hawai'i > Assistant/Associate Professor of Wildfire Management  (Position #0083067) in the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience (CTAHR). Full-time, tenure-track position based in Honolulu with an 11-month appointment. Details here. > County Administrator for Kaua‘i (Position #0089216) in the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience (CTAHR).
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Insuring for cyclone events: What matters to small business owners?

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By Edeoba W. Edobor, Maria Marshall, Bhagyashree Katare, Corinne Valdivia
| aaea.org
1 INTRODUCTION The coastal region of the United States (US) is very vulnerable to disasters (Congressional Research Service, 2019; Logan & Xu, 2015). Cyclone events including tropical storms, hurricanes, typhoons, and tropical depressions constitute an important part of these disasters due to their increasing frequency and the extent of damage they cause (NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information NCEI, 2019a).
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