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The Society for Latin American Studies was founded in 1964 and is one of the leading Latin American Studies organisations in Europe.
Joined March 2018
📢NEW BLAR ISSUE OUT📢. Volume 44, Issue 2 (April 2025) has a selection of original articles on Latin American Studies and book reviews. Please check all the publications here:.
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📢NEW BLAR ISSUE OUT📢. Volume 44, Issue 2 (April 2025) has a selection of original articles on Latin American Studies and book reviews. Please check all the publications here:.
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7️⃣ “The Right to Gender Recognition before the Colombian Constitutional Court: A Queer and Travesti Theory Analysis” by Stefano Osella and Ruth Rubio-Marin. READ HERE:
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5⃣ “The Silent Scream of the Locas in Mariposas en el andamio” by Gustavo Subero. Volume 28, Issue 2, April 2009. READ HERE:
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4⃣ “LGBTQ+ Tensions in the 2018 Chilean Feminist Tsunami” by @HillaryCHiner and Lelya Troncoso. Volume 40, Issue 5, November 2021. READ HERE:
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RT @Dept_of_POLIS: @CLAS_Cam & @CdsCambridge are hiring a Research Associate in Latin American Development (Fixed Term) . If you have a de….
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3️⃣ “Sexiled in Mexico City: Urban Migrations Motivated by Sexual Orientation” by José A. Langarita Adiego and María Alejandra Salguero Velásquez. Volume 36, Issue 1, January 2017. READ HERE:
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2⃣ “Mending the Divide: Lessons from LGBTQ+ Movements for Latin American Studies” by Beatriz Santos Barreto. Volume 42, Issue 4, September 2023. READ HERE:
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RT @OliviaArigho: You can read a summary of what was discussed regarding non-human beings, Buenos Aires floods and transnational history at….
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1⃣ “From the State to the Streets: The Debate over the Civil Union Bill and Conservative Strategic Change in Peru” by Paolo Sosa-Villagarcia and Lucila Rozas Urrunaga. Volume 40, Issue 5, November 2021. READ HERE:
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As it is #Pride month, we will share some of the articles published on BLAR that feature research related to LGBTQ+ themes in Latin America. Please check the thread below, read, and share!.⬇️⬇️⬇️.
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🚨BLAR's NEW ARTICLE🚨. "‘Quanto Vale a Sua Vida?’: Individuals' Resistance Under Corporate Repression", by Léa Lebeaupin-Salamon. READ HERE:
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RT @CRoLACqmul: New paper from our co-director @samhalvorsen, co-authored with @RocioAnnunziata and @sebasmauro80 ."Uneven Participation: S….
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🚨BLAR's NEW ARTICLE🚨. "Uneven Participation: Socio-Territorial Inequality and Political Participation in Buenos Aires", coauthored by @RocioAnnunziata, @samhalvorsen, and @sebasmauro80. READ HERE:
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🚨BLAR's NEW ARTICLE🚨. "Uneven Participation: Socio-Territorial Inequality and Political Participation in Buenos Aires", coauthored by @RocioAnnunziata, @samhalvorsen, and @sebasmauro80. READ HERE:
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🚨BLAR's NEW ARTICLE🚨. "Capturing Extraction: Geology, Photography, Industry and Institutional History in the Bingley Archive" by @rsejarman (@UniversityLeeds). #OpenAccess. READ HERE:
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If you're interested in publishing with us, please check the author's guidelines here:.
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We review recent publications in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on recent literature. Published 5 times per year, BLAR is a valuable resource for scholars seeking to stay up-to-date. 🧵(3/4).
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BLAR is committed to promoting the dissemination of current research. We publish individual original research articles and Special Issues coordinated by a Guest Editor, covering various topics. 🧵(2/4)
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The Bulletin of Latin American Research (BLAR) provides a platform for scholarly discussion on LatAm, the Caribbean, inter-American relations, and the Latin Diaspora. We publish original research articles from all Social Sciences and Humanities academic disciplines. 🧵(1/4)
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