Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Joan Flores-Villalobos

Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

History

Joan Flores-villalobos is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor at University of Southern California.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Joan Flores-Villalobos

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

colonialism global history gender studies social history postcolonial writing gender inequality historical review settler colonialism black feminism caribbean studies latin american research interdisciplinary history women's studies feminist studies diaspora studies latin american diaspora panama canal archive silver women panama canal sociology economics public policy human migration international migration public finance cultural history migration studies financial stability bank marketing nationality urban history latin american politics criminal justice transitional justice gender diversity migrant workers labor migration transnational mobility cash transfers consumer finance financial inclusion historical analysis historical reassessment decoloniality inter-american relation historical sociology transnational history latin american studies penology prison violence carceral setting feminist perspectives indigenous peoples radical care biopolitics health reform female sexual slavery indigenous studies panama canal zone migrant labor barbados savings bank black woman tracing gender extractive colonialism national identity género y las cortes thomasin brathwaite illicit intimacies post-emancipation barbados prison colón women ethnicity latin america

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Our Country”: Extractive Colonialism and Labor in the Essequibo Borderland. Hispanic American Historical Review (2025)

civilizationsglobal historyextractive colonialismcolonialismnationalismsettler colonialismhistorydecolonialitypostcolonial writing

The Illicit Intimacies of Thomasin Brathwaite: Care and Survival in a Post-Emancipation Barbados Prison. Slavery and Abolition (2025)

interdisciplinary historyprison violenceanthropologysocial historypost-emancipation barbados prisondeviance (sociology)transitional justicepenologycarceral settingcolonialismcriminologycriminal justicehistoryafrican american studiescaribbean studiespostcolonial writingillicit intimaciesthomasin brathwaite

A Black Woman's History of the Panama Canal. Modern American History (2024)

historical reviewhistorical analysisblack womansocial historyblack feminismcultural historyglobal historycolonialismhistoryafrican american studies

Chelsea Schields. Offshore Attachments: Oil and Intimacy in the Caribbean.. The American Historical Review (2024)

Joan Flores-Villalobos

historical reviewcaribbean studieshistorical reassessmenthistory

Thrift, Morality, and Migration in the Barbados Savings Bank. History Workshop Journal (2023)

public financeeconomicsconsumer financebarbados savings bankfinancial stabilitycash transfersbank marketingpublic policyfinancial inclusion

ReputacióN, Racismo, GéNero Y Honor En Las Cortes Municipales De La Ciudad De Panamá, 1914-1917. Historia Crítica (2022)

urban sociologyspanishsocial historyurban historygénero ylas cortestransnational historycolonialismlatin american politicslatin american researchhistorical sociologyhistorypolitical historylatin american studies

The Silver Women. University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks (2022)

women's studiesblack feminismintersectionalityfeminist theoryfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist studiesgender inequalitysilver womengender diversity

Gender, Race, and Migrant Labor in the “Domestic Frontier” of the Panama Canal Zone. International Labor and Working-Class History (2021)

migration studiesmigrant labortransnational mobilitylabor migrationmigrant workersinternational migrationhuman migrationsociologygender studieslatin american researchgender inequalitypanama canal zonesettler colonialism

“Freak Letters”: Tracing Gender, Race, and Diaspora in the Panama Canal Archive. Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism (2019)

cultural studieslatin american diasporapanama canal archiveglobal historydiaspora studiescolonialismgender studieshistorypostcolonial writingtracing gender

Race, Development, and National Identity in Panama. (2012)

national identitycivilizationsnationalitycolonialismnationalisminter-american relationcitizenship

1
2
10 / page

Joan Flores-Villalobos

Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

History

Joan Flores-villalobos is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor at University of Southern California.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Joan Flores-Villalobos

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Our Country”: Extractive Colonialism and Labor in the Essequibo Borderland. Hispanic American Historical Review (2025)

civilizationsglobal historyextractive colonialismcolonialismnationalismsettler colonialismhistorydecolonialitypostcolonial writing

The Illicit Intimacies of Thomasin Brathwaite: Care and Survival in a Post-Emancipation Barbados Prison. Slavery and Abolition (2025)

A Black Woman's History of the Panama Canal. Modern American History (2024)

historical reviewhistorical analysisblack womansocial historyblack feminismcultural historyglobal historycolonialismhistoryafrican american studies

Chelsea Schields. Offshore Attachments: Oil and Intimacy in the Caribbean.. The American Historical Review (2024)

Joan Flores-Villalobos

historical reviewcaribbean studieshistorical reassessmenthistory

Thrift, Morality, and Migration in the Barbados Savings Bank. History Workshop Journal (2023)

public financeeconomicsconsumer financebarbados savings bankfinancial stabilitycash transfersbank marketingpublic policyfinancial inclusion

ReputacióN, Racismo, GéNero Y Honor En Las Cortes Municipales De La Ciudad De Panamá, 1914-1917. Historia Crítica (2022)

The Silver Women. University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks (2022)

women's studiesblack feminismintersectionalityfeminist theoryfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist studiesgender inequalitysilver womengender diversity

Gender, Race, and Migrant Labor in the “Domestic Frontier” of the Panama Canal Zone. International Labor and Working-Class History (2021)

“Freak Letters”: Tracing Gender, Race, and Diaspora in the Panama Canal Archive. Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism (2019)

cultural studieslatin american diasporapanama canal archiveglobal historydiaspora studiescolonialismgender studieshistorypostcolonial writingtracing gender

Race, Development, and National Identity in Panama. (2012)

national identitycivilizationsnationalitycolonialismnationalisminter-american relationcitizenship

1
2
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Marjorie Becker

Institution

University of Southern California

magical realism

cultural studies

Kathryn Sloan

Institution

University of Arkansas

history of youth and family

gender and sexuality studies

Glenn Chambers

Institution

Michigan State University

modern caribbean history

u.s. gulf coast

Mary Murphy

Institution

Montana State University

women's studies

feminist perspective

Shawn M. Austin

Institution

University of Arkansas

guaraní

indigenous peoples of south america

Giovanna Benadusi

Institution

University of South Florida

grand ducal tuscany

women's studies

Colleen Marie ONeill

Institution

Utah State University

american identity

anthropology

Debra Blumenthal

Institution

University of California, Santa Barbara

cultural history

social history

Sibylle M Fischer

Institution

New York University

global history

latin american diaspora

Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

Institution

University of Southern California

diaspora studies

middle eastern studies

Similar Faculty Members

Marjorie Becker

Institution

University of Southern California

magical realism

cultural studies

Kathryn Sloan

Institution

University of Arkansas

history of youth and family

gender and sexuality studies

Glenn Chambers

Institution

Michigan State University

modern caribbean history

u.s. gulf coast

Mary Murphy

Institution

Montana State University

women's studies

feminist perspective

Shawn M. Austin

Institution

University of Arkansas

guaraní

indigenous peoples of south america

Giovanna Benadusi

Institution

University of South Florida

grand ducal tuscany

women's studies

Colleen Marie ONeill

Institution

Utah State University

american identity

anthropology

Debra Blumenthal

Institution

University of California, Santa Barbara

cultural history

social history

Sibylle M Fischer

Institution

New York University

global history

latin american diaspora

Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

Institution

University of Southern California

diaspora studies

middle eastern studies