Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona

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Associate Professor, Degree Program in Planning

Ph.D.. Regional Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1991

Research and teaching focus:  Migration in Spain and Mexico

Area studies courses:  Border Issues in Planning; Comparative Planning; International Planning; Comprehensive and Strategic Planning; Interdisciplinary Studio in Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture

Selected Publications

Prytherch, David and L. Huntoon. 2005.  “Entrepreneurial Regionalist Planning in a Rescaled Spain: The Cases of Bilbao and Valencia.”  GeoJournal. 

Huntoon, Laura, and Barbara Becker.  2002.  “Colonias in Arizona: A Changing Definition with Changing Location.” In Memoria: Irregular Settlement and Self-Help Housing in the United States, eds. Angela C. Stuesse and Peter A. Ward, 34-39.  Lincoln Land Institute.

Frederickson, Mark, Laura Huntoon, and Larry Medlin.  2002.  Urban Revitalization Plan for Barrio Exposition, Panama City, Panama.  Funded by a research grant from the U.S. Department of State.