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Arlene Dávila

Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Anthropology

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Latino Studies

Metropolitan Studies

Social and Cultural Analysis

Arlene Dávila is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project at New York University.

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Arlene Dávila

New York University

Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project

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political science social sciences cultural studies culture sociology latin american politics puerto rico neoliberalism spatial politics political culture latin american studies politics identity (social science) racial discrimination race cultural policy political geography geopolitics cultural economy popular medium latino studies medium culture social anthropology identity politics medium ownership corporate sponsorship latinx art urban sociology political economy economic geography migration studies narrative intercultural studies american studies citizenship studies social identity white supremacy spatial planning spatial economics urban politics forced migration cultural geography transnational mobility television studies inter-american relation cultural impact business culture corporate political activity cultural identity international medium latin american diaspora art criticism individual mobility race relations racial studies american archaeology latino spin public image barrio dreams puerto ricans neoliberal city mambo montage class politics latin america el mall neoliberal americas television show immigration debate negotiating culture portuguese ethnic studies ethnicity latin american economic history spanish caribbean studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Steven Gregory (1953–2021). American Anthropologist (2022)

Arlene Dávila

ethnographyanthropologyanthropological archaeologyevolutionary anthropologyamerican archaeologysociocultural anthropologymedical anthropologyarchaeological practicearchaeologycultural anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theory

Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics. Latino Studies (2020)

Arlene Dávila

latinx artcultural studieslatin american studieslatin american politicslatino studiesart historyart

Critics and the Slippery Terrain of Latinx Art. Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (2019)

Arlene Dávila

art criticismvisual culturelatinx artart

Driving After Class: Anxious Times in an American Suburb by Rachel Heiman. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2015. 312 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2016)

Arlene Dávila

ethnographyanthropologyurbanismindividual mobilitysociocultural anthropologysocial sciencesurban historycultural anthropologysocial anthropologysociologyamerican suburb

El Mall: The Spatial and Class Politics of Shopping Malls in Latin America. (2016)

Arlene Dávila

urban politicsspatial politicsspatial planningpolitical economyclass politicseconomicspolitical sciencelatin american politicssociologygeopoliticspolitical geographylatin americapoliticsel malleconomic geographyspatial economics

Contemporary Latin@ Media: Production, Circulation and Politics. New York University Press (2014)

medium ownershipmedium culturemass communicationpolitical communicationinternational mediumjournalismmedia studies

Contemporary Latino/a Media: Production, Circulation and Politics. (2014)

popular mediumlatin american diasporamedium ownershipcontemporary latino/a mediamedium culturelatin american studiescinemapolitical communicationmass communicationlatin american politicslatino studiesjournalismmedia studies

Locating Neoliberalism in Time, Space, and “Culture”. American Quarterly (2014)

Arlene Dávila

spatial politicsculturecultural studiespolitical cultureneoliberalismeconomicspolitical geographypolitical sociologygeopoliticspublic policy

On Latin@S and the Immigration Debate. American Anthropologist (2014)

Arlene DávilaLeith MullingsRenato RosaldoLuis F. B. PlascenciaLeo R. ChavezRocío MagañaGilberto RosasAna AparicioLourdes Gutiérrez NájeraPatricia ZavellaAlyshia GálvezJonathan D. Rosa

citizenship studiesimmigration debatelatin american studiesinter-american relationlatin american politicscitizenshipspanishinternational migration

Culture Works: Space, Value, and Mobility Across the Neoliberal Americas. Choice Reviews Online (2012)

Arlene M. Dávila

spatial politicsculturecultural studiescultural diversitypolitical cultureneoliberalismsocial sciencesmigration studiestransnational mobilityforced migrationsociologyneoliberal americascultural geographycultural economy

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Arlene Dávila

Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Anthropology

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Latino Studies

Metropolitan Studies

Social and Cultural Analysis

Arlene Dávila is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project at New York University.

Honors

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Arlene Dávila

New York University

Professor; Founding Director of the Latinx Project

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Steven Gregory (1953–2021). American Anthropologist (2022)

Arlene Dávila

Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics. Latino Studies (2020)

Arlene Dávila

latinx artcultural studieslatin american studieslatin american politicslatino studiesart historyart

Critics and the Slippery Terrain of Latinx Art. Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (2019)

Arlene Dávila

art criticismvisual culturelatinx artart

Driving After Class: Anxious Times in an American Suburb by Rachel Heiman. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2015. 312 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2016)

Arlene Dávila

ethnographyanthropologyurbanismindividual mobilitysociocultural anthropologysocial sciencesurban historycultural anthropologysocial anthropologysociologyamerican suburb

El Mall: The Spatial and Class Politics of Shopping Malls in Latin America. (2016)

Arlene Dávila

Contemporary Latin@ Media: Production, Circulation and Politics. New York University Press (2014)

medium ownershipmedium culturemass communicationpolitical communicationinternational mediumjournalismmedia studies

Contemporary Latino/a Media: Production, Circulation and Politics. (2014)

Locating Neoliberalism in Time, Space, and “Culture”. American Quarterly (2014)

Arlene Dávila

spatial politicsculturecultural studiespolitical cultureneoliberalismeconomicspolitical geographypolitical sociologygeopoliticspublic policy

On Latin@S and the Immigration Debate. American Anthropologist (2014)

Arlene DávilaLeith MullingsRenato RosaldoLuis F. B. PlascenciaLeo R. ChavezRocío MagañaGilberto RosasAna AparicioLourdes Gutiérrez NájeraPatricia ZavellaAlyshia GálvezJonathan D. Rosa

citizenship studiesimmigration debatelatin american studiesinter-american relationlatin american politicscitizenshipspanishinternational migration

Culture Works: Space, Value, and Mobility Across the Neoliberal Americas. Choice Reviews Online (2012)

Arlene M. Dávila

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