Topics in Media and Cultural Studies

Tzul Tzul, Gladys. 2018. Rebuilding Communal Life. Ixil women and the desire for life in Guatemala. NACLA – Report on the Americas 50(4): 404–406.

Tzul Tzul, Gladys (2017): The Continuity of Exploitation in Central America. NACLA – Report on the Americas, 48 (2): 138-140

Tzul Tzul, Gladys (2016): Communal Strategies for Controlling Microfinance in Chuimeq’ena’ Guatemala. The South Atlantic Quarterly 115 (3): 625-631

Rivera Cusicanqui, Silvia. 2012. Ch’ixinakax utxiwa: A reflection on the practices and discourses of decolonization. The South Atlantic 111: 95–109.

Rivera Cusicanqui, S., 2015. Strategic ethnicity, nation, and (neo)colonialism in Latin America. Alternautas, 2(2), pp. 10–20

Rivera Cusicanqui, Silvia (2010): The Notion of “Rights” and the Paradoxes of Postcolonial Modernity Indigenous Peoples and Women in Bolivia. qui parle, 18 (2): 29-54

Ethnography of the Double Bind: A conversation with Aymara Sociologist, Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui, 8 of October 2018, retrieved th

Segato, Rita Laura (2016): “Patriarchy from Margin to Center: Discipline, Territoriality, and Cruelty in the Apocalyptic Phase of Capital.“ The South Atlantic Quarterly 115 (3): 615-624

Galván, Ruth Trinidad (2016): Collective memory of violence of the female brown body: a decolonial feminist public pedagogy engagement with the feminicides

03.20 Illiberal State/ Santos de Araújo, Flávia (2018): Marielle, Presente! Meridians & Authoritarian (2018) 17 (1): 207-211. 19.03.20 Neoliberalism Snyder, Cara K. and Cristina Scheibe Wolff (2019): The perfect misogynist storm and the electromagnetic shape of feminism: Weathering Brazil’s Political Crisis. Journal of International Women’s Studies, 20 (8): 87-109

Cavagnaro, K. and Shenton, J. E. (2019). Territories of Contested Womanhood: Pussyhats, the Pachamama, and Embodying Resistance in the Era of Hashtag Feminism, Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change, 4(1), 04: 1-14

03.20 Borders & Flores, Lisa A. (2019): At the Intersections. Feminist Border & Migration Theory. Women’s Studies in Communication, 42 (2): 113-115. 26.03.20 Natalia Villarreal & Meghana V. Nayak (2019) Student meets author: Natalia Villarreal and Sayak Valencia, International Feminist Journal of Politics, 21:4

Ruiz Muriel. Marta Cecilia (2018): Reinforcing National Borders in the Context of Regional Integration: Female Migration and Sexuality in the Andean Subregion. Revista de Estudios Sociales, (64): 42-54

Wright, Melisa (2011): Necropolitics, Narcopolitics, and Femicide: Gendered Violence on the Mexico-U.S. Border Author(s): Melissa W. Wright, Signs , 36 (3): 707-73

Schild, Veronica. 2019. Feminisms, the Environment and Capitalism: On the Necessary Ecological Dimension of a Critical Latin American Feminism. Journal of International Women’s Studies 20(6): 23–44.

Félix de Souza, Natália Maria. “When the Body Speaks (to) the Political.” Contexto Internacional 4(1), 2019, 89–111.

Gago, Verónica, and Diego Sztulwark. “The Temporality of Social Struggle at the End of the ‘Progressive’ Cycle in Latin America.” South Atlantic Quarterly 115(3), 2016, 606–614.

Lugones, Maria. “Heterosexualism and the Colonial/Modern Gender System.” Hypatia 22(1), 2007, 186–219.

Paredes, Julieta. Hilando fino desde el feminismo comunitario. Grietas, 2010.

Hernández Reyes, Castriela Esther. “Black Women’s Struggles against Extractivism, Land Dispossession and Marginalization in Colombia.” Latin American Perspectives 46(2), 2019, 217–234.

Tzul Tzul, Gladys. “Rebuilding Communal Life.” NACLA 50(4), 2018, 404–406.

Rivera Cusicanqui, Silvia. “Ch’ixinakax utxiwa.” South Atlantic 111, 2012, 95–109.

Segato, Rita Laura. “Patriarchy from Margin to Center.” South Atlantic Quarterly 115(3), 2016, 615–624.

Flores, Lisa A. “At the Intersections: Feminist Border Theory.” Women’s Studies in Communication 42(2), 2019, 113–115.

Schild, Veronica. “Feminisms, the Environment and Capitalism.” Journal of International Women’s Studies 20(6), 2019, 23–44.