Stephen P. Mumme - smumme@lamar.colostate.edu
Professor - Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1982.

Fields: comparative politics, Latin American politics, and comparative environmental policy. Current research centers on transboundary environmental policy reform in the North American region, with emphasis on the U.S.-Mexico border. Recent journal articles appeared in Political Research Quarterly, Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Natural Resources Journal, Journal of Environment and Development, Environmental Management, Environment, Latin American Perspectives, and Latin American Research Review. Author of various monographs and book chapters and co-author of Statecraft, Domestic Politics, and Foreign Policy Making (Westview 1988). Americas editor of the International Boundary and Security Bulletin. On editorial boards of the Political Research Quarterly and Journal of Borderlands Studies. His recent research has focused on the impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on environmental management in the U. S-Mexico border region and on the development of institutions for environmental management in Mexico and along the border. His most recent work centers on the progress of decentralizing and grassroots policy initiatives for environmental protection in the border area, Graduate courses include Comparative Environmental Politics (PO 749).