25. Art, Race, and Intersectionality in Early Modern Latin America and the Caribbean (1500-1800)–Part I Location: Wine Room Afro-Latin Art History: Identity, Representation, and Intersectionality Brisa Marie Smith Flores, University of California, Los Angeles Reading Inhumanity in the Casta Paintings of New Spain Aubrey Hobart, Savannah College of Art and Read more…
21. Latin American Politics and Party Competition: Identification, Race, and Victimization Location: Wine Room Chair: Mary Rose Kubal, St. Bonaventure University District Selection and Racial Identity: Determinants for Voting in the Colombian Congress’ Black District Mateo Villamizar-Chaparro, Duke University Progressive Ideology and Support for Punitive Crime Policy: Experimental Evidence from Read more…
17. Digging Deeper: the History, Consequences, and Responses to Natural Resource Exploitation in Latin America Location: Wine Room Chair: Steven Hyland, Wingate University Natural resource exploitation in LATAM Camilo De Los Rios, Duke University Extractions: Eco-Media, Mining, and the Amazon Jessica Milhomem Doyle, Duke University Climate Adaptation in Latin America: Read more…
13. Politics, Religion, and Aesthetics: Contributions from the Peripheries of Brazilian Society Location: Wine Room Chair: John D. French, Duke University From Dictatorship to the Brazilian New Republic in Crisis: Understanding Lula’s Political Leadership, 1985-2022 John D. French, Duke University Fraternity or Farce? Brazilian Black Consciousness Movements in the Centenary Read more…
9. Round Table: Word Mingas Location: Wine Room Moderator: Miguel Rojas Sotelo, Duke University Paul M. Worley, Western Carolina University Melissa Birkhofer, Western Carolina University Miguel Rocha Vivas, Universidad Javeriana 10. Literatura de autoría femenina en Latinoamérica y Caribe: intimidad, identidad, corporeidad y resistencia Location: Churchill Room Chair: Débora Maria Read more…
Call to Order/Welcome/Thanks to the Organizing Committee and Program Chairs Reports Treasury Report, Steven Hyland The Latin Americanist, Jürgen Buchenau, Editor Annals Edition, Greg Crider Historias Podcast, Steven Hyland Announcements (Open) Old Business Elections President Elect Two At-Large Members (terms expire in 2025) Two Members representing Contingent Faculty and Graduate Read more…
5. Intersections of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Mexican Literature and Film Location: Wine Room Chair: David S. Dalton, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Continuidad y cambio: el paradigma de la Malinche y los triángulos amorosos en Xicotencatl Madison Green, University of North Carolina, Charlotte The Lack of Medical Resources Read more…
Round Table: The rise of Diversity and Inclusion as a Professional Practice in Corporate Brazil/Oavanço da diversidade & inclusão como prática profissional no BrasilLocation: Wine Room Moderator: William Ramos, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University Marcelle Gianmarino, D&I Manager at MARS BrazilAmanda Aragão, Head of Talent Acquisition at Mais DiversidadeJuliana Read more…
Panel 6: Thursday, 3:30-5:00 pm, Comensal Vulnerability: Three Perspectives on Food and Eating in Contemporary Peru, Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81289793066?pwd=QklONGE1Sy9UbXRHRE96amxWOEZCdz09 [Hybrid] Panel 28: Saturday, 9:15 am-10:45 am, Roundtable: Powering Mexican History, Zoom link: [forthcoming] [Virtual] We will post the link to the roundtable as soon as we receive it. To see Read more…
Our co-sponsor, the North Carolina Conference on Latin American Studies, has organized a suite of virtual and hybrid panels at this year’s SECOLAS meeting. They include: Panel 1: Thursday, 1:45-3:15 pm, Roundtable: The Rise of Diversity and Inclusion as a Professional Practice in Corporate Brazil, Zoom link: https://duke.zoom.us/j/7728751720 [Virtual] Panel Read more…