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Charles Hale

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Charles Hale is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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anthropology political science social sciences cultural anthropology sociology cultural history cultural studies latin american politics indigenous studies neoliberalism caribbean studies political geography historical geography latin american research social anthropology urban history spatial politics indigenous peoples cultural context rhetoric epistemology political ecology geopolitics migration studies human rights ethnic studies strategic studies economic geography narrative cultural change anthropological theory interdisciplinary history theoretical issues socioeconomics regime analysis japan studies transnational history diaspora studies settler colonialism multiculturalism latin american archaeology privatization regional development regional economics contemporary racism biopolitics cultural theory language culture cultural process cultural analysis latin american studies historical reassessment historical transition societal influence decoloniality racial studies african diaspora intergroup cooperation activism rural culture indigenous land rights central america neoliberal entanglements che guevara social memory atlantic coast legal strategies neoliberal multiculturalism indigenous struggles forest industry southern chile mapuche territorial claims race matters dangerous times word culture sandinista revolution latin america social citizenship citizenship studies citizenship race ethnicity ethnic group relation culture african american studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using and Refusing the Law: Indigenous Struggles and Legal Strategies After Neoliberal Multiculturalism. American Anthropologist (2020)

Charles R. Hale

political scienceneoliberalismindigenous struggleslawmulticulturalismanthropologyneoliberal multiculturalismlegal strategies

Engaging Contradictions. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Charles R. Hale

literatureepistemologytheoretical issuesrhetoricphilosophylinguistics

Privatization of the ‘Historic Debt’? Mapuche Territorial Claims and the Forest Industry in Southern Chile. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2018)

Charles R. HaleRosamel Millaman Reinao

economic geographypolitical sciencestrategic studiessouthern chileethnic studiesindigenous studiesforest industrylatin american archaeologyregional economicseconomicspublic policylatin american politicslatin american researchregional developmentprivatizationeconomic historycaribbean studiesmapuche territorial claims

When I Hear the Word Culture …. Cultural Studies (2018)

Charles R. Hale

cultural analysiscommunicationcultural diversitycultural contextcultural changecultural processnarrativeword culturecultural theorypopular cultureculturelanguagecultural studiescultural anthropologylanguage culturediscourse analysis

Race Matters in Dangerous Times. NACLA Report on the Americas (2017)

Charles R. HalePamela CallaLeith Mullings

racepolitical sciencedangerous timessociologycriminologysocial sciencescontemporary racismrace mattersbiopolitics

What Went Wrong? Rethinking the Sandinista Revolution, in Light of Its Second Coming. Latin American Research Review (2017)

Charles R. Hale

historyhistorical reassessmentlatin american researchhistorical transitionsandinista revolutionlatin american studies

Entre Lo Decolonial Y La FormacióN Racial: Luchas Afro-IndíGenas Por El Territorio Y Por (¿O En Contra De?) Un Nuevo Lenguaje Contencioso. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2014)

Charles R. Hale

racedecolonialityracial discriminationcolonialismafrican american studiesafrican diasporaracial studies

Territorialidade, Mapeamento Participativo E PolíTica Sobre Os Recursos Naturais: A ExperiêNcia Da AméRica Latina. (2013)

Bjørn SlettoJoe BryanMarla TorradoCharles HaleDeborah Barry

latin american politicspolitical sciencecommunity engagement

Territoriality, Participatory Mapping, and Natural Resources Policy: The Latin American Experience. (2013)

Bjørn SlettoJoe BryanMarla TorradoCharles HaleDeborah Barry

latin american experienceparticipatory mappingsocial sciencesnatural resources policy

Resistencia Para Que ? Territory, Autonomy and Neoliberal Entanglements in the ‘Empty Spaces’ of Central America. Economy and Society (2011)

Charles R. Hale

political geographypolitical ecologypolitical scienceneoliberalismspatial politicsneoliberal entanglementseconomicssocial scienceslatin american politicsregime analysisinternational relationsgeopoliticsautonomysocioeconomicspolitical economycentral america

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Charles Hale

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Charles Hale is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Charles Hale

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using and Refusing the Law: Indigenous Struggles and Legal Strategies After Neoliberal Multiculturalism. American Anthropologist (2020)

Charles R. Hale

political scienceneoliberalismindigenous struggleslawmulticulturalismanthropologyneoliberal multiculturalismlegal strategies

Engaging Contradictions. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Charles R. Hale

literatureepistemologytheoretical issuesrhetoricphilosophylinguistics

Privatization of the ‘Historic Debt’? Mapuche Territorial Claims and the Forest Industry in Southern Chile. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2018)

Charles R. HaleRosamel Millaman Reinao

When I Hear the Word Culture …. Cultural Studies (2018)

Charles R. Hale

Race Matters in Dangerous Times. NACLA Report on the Americas (2017)

Charles R. HalePamela CallaLeith Mullings

racepolitical sciencedangerous timessociologycriminologysocial sciencescontemporary racismrace mattersbiopolitics

What Went Wrong? Rethinking the Sandinista Revolution, in Light of Its Second Coming. Latin American Research Review (2017)

Charles R. Hale

historyhistorical reassessmentlatin american researchhistorical transitionsandinista revolutionlatin american studies

Entre Lo Decolonial Y La FormacióN Racial: Luchas Afro-IndíGenas Por El Territorio Y Por (¿O En Contra De?) Un Nuevo Lenguaje Contencioso. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2014)

Charles R. Hale

racedecolonialityracial discriminationcolonialismafrican american studiesafrican diasporaracial studies

Territorialidade, Mapeamento Participativo E PolíTica Sobre Os Recursos Naturais: A ExperiêNcia Da AméRica Latina. (2013)

Bjørn SlettoJoe BryanMarla TorradoCharles HaleDeborah Barry

latin american politicspolitical sciencecommunity engagement

Territoriality, Participatory Mapping, and Natural Resources Policy: The Latin American Experience. (2013)

Bjørn SlettoJoe BryanMarla TorradoCharles HaleDeborah Barry

latin american experienceparticipatory mappingsocial sciencesnatural resources policy

Resistencia Para Que ? Territory, Autonomy and Neoliberal Entanglements in the ‘Empty Spaces’ of Central America. Economy and Society (2011)

Charles R. Hale

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