Spring issue of Journal Social History, with yours truly on indigenous leaders who embraced Peronism. A useful example for thinking about populism's enduring, paradoxical appeal @kingshistory https://t.co/BJ9CmPhlvc
Excellent program this term at the IHR Latin American history seminar, ft. archaeologists, healers, murderers, republicans, personifiers, and cartographers.
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.@gabrielwinant on the election: "Trump has remade Americans, and to defeat Trumpism requires nothing less than the left doing the same."
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Last minute 1-year post (starts in July!) at DePaul in the Department of Latin American and Latino Studies, teaching courses like Struggle and Resistance in Latin America; Media and Cultural Representations of the Americas; Growing-up Latino. Info & app:
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We are pleased to share the programme for the UKLAH2024 conference in Sheffield, which will take place on 24 May! There is still time to register, so please do if you are interesting in coming: https://t.co/pYysIcqTnk
A thread of 8 IHR Latin American History seminars from Autumn 2023 to Spring 2024.
First, Natalia Milanesio (University of Houston; Leverhulme Visiting Professor, UCL) "Feminism, Nation and Citizenship in Argentina's Transition to Democracy". 1/9 https://t.co/9vYuEmi1nh
Next Tuesday! IHR Latin American History Seminar. Vanni Pettinà, “A Fragile Modernity: Mexico between Domestic and External Shocks, 1970-1976”. All welcome! Please register and RT. @PettinaVanni
https://t.co/0JOf4uk3RF
BREAKING NEWS. My Palestinian colleague Rana Baker has been prevented from boarding an @easyJet flight on grounds that 'rules have changed'. Rules have not changed, @easyJet is steeped in #racism and #Islamophobia. You single out #Palestinians at a time of #genocide. SHAME ON YOU