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Nancy Postero

University of California, San Diego

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Social Sciences

Latin American Studies

NoneNancy Postero is currently serving as a Latin American Studies faculty at University of California, San Diego.

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University of California, San Diego

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anthropology latin american politics indigenous studies indigenous peoples cultural anthropology caribbean studies latin american research latin american studies ethnography settler colonialism indigenous movements governance sociocultural anthropology ethnographic theory ethnic studies decoloniality performance studies political science social sciences politics autonomy intersectionality geopolitics political geography democracy anthropological theory social anthropology geopolitical conflict political competition regional relevance first nation anti-imperialism class conflict regional governance santa cruz contested bodies lowland bolivia political-economic history indigenous bodies plurinational bolivia indigenous sovereignty first indigenous autonomy collaborative ethnographic methods latin america collaborative ethnography andean life intimate indigeneities fernando pairican neoliberal dictatorship colonialism neoliberalism civilizations latin american economic history south america

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Collaborative Ethnographic Methods: Dismantling the ‘Anthropological Broom Closet’?. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2020)

Amy KennemoreNancy Postero

collaborative ethnographic methodsethnographyethnic studiessociocultural anthropologyethnographic theoryanthropologycultural anthropologycaribbean studiessocial anthropologylatin american studies

Reflections on Collaborative Ethnography and Decolonization in Latin America, Aotearoa, and Beyond. Commoning Ethnography (2020)

Amy KennemoreNancy Postero

ethnographydecolonialitysociocultural anthropologyethnographic theoryanthropologycollaborative ethnographycultural anthropologylatin america

Self-Governance in Bolivia’s First Indigenous Autonomy: Charagua. Latin American Research Review (2020)

Nancy PosteroJason Tockman

indigenous studiesgovernancefirst nationindigenous peopleslatin american researchlatin american politicssettler colonialismanthropologyautonomyfirst indigenous autonomylatin american studies

Indigenous Sovereignty and the New Developmentalism in Plurinational Bolivia. Anthropological Theory (2019)

Nancy PosteroNicole Fabricant

indigenous studiesindigenous movementsindigenous sovereigntyanthropological theoryindigenous peopleslatin american politicssettler colonialismanthropologycultural anthropologyplurinational bolivialatin american studies

Fernando PairicáN on the Mapuche: Indigenous Organizing in the Long Shadow of Neoliberal Dictatorship. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2018)

Helene RisørNancy Postero

neoliberal dictatorshiplong shadowneoliberalismethnic studiesindigenous studiescolonialismindigenous movementsdecolonialityindigenous peopleslatin american politicslatin american researchfernando pairicananthropologyanti-imperialismcaribbean studies

Sacrificing Indigenous Bodies and Lands: The Political–Economic History of Lowland Bolivia in Light of the Recent Tipnis Debate. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2015)

Nicole FabricantNancy Postero

indigenous studieslowland boliviaindigenous peopleslatin american politicsanthropologyindigenous bodiescaribbean studiespolitical-economic history

Canessa, Andrew. Intimate Indigeneities: Race, Sex, and History in the Small Spaces of Andean Life. XIV, 325 Pp., Illus., Figs, Bibliogr. London, Durham, N.C.: Duke Univ. Press, 2013. £17.99 (Paper). Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (2014)

Nancy PosteroAmy Kennemore

intersectionalityindigenous peoplesintimate indigeneitiesanthropologyandean life

Contested Bodies, Contested States: Performance, Emotions, and New Forms of Regional Governance in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2013)

Nicole FabricantNancy Postero

santa cruzindigenous studiesgovernanceperformance studiesregional governancepolitical geographypoliticslatin american politicslatin american researchregional relevanceanthropologydemocracylatin american studiespolitical competitiongeopoliticscultural anthropologypolitical scienceethnographygeopolitical conflictcontested bodiescaribbean studies

Jeffery R. Webber, From Rebellion to Reform in Bolivia: Class Struggle, Indigenous Liberation, and the Politics of Evo Morales (Chicago, Il: Haymarket Books, 2011), Pp. X+ 281, $19.00, Pb.. Journal of Latin American Studies (2012)

NANCY POSTERODEVIN BEAULIEU

historyevo moralesindigenous studiesindigenous movementscolonialismpolitical historysocial sciencesindigenous peoplespolitical sociologylatin american politicslatin american researchanthropologysettler colonialismindigenous liberationclass struggleclass conflict

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Nancy Postero

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Latin American Studies

NoneNancy Postero is currently serving as a Latin American Studies faculty at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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University of California, San Diego

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborative Ethnographic Methods: Dismantling the ‘Anthropological Broom Closet’?. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2020)

Amy KennemoreNancy Postero

collaborative ethnographic methodsethnographyethnic studiessociocultural anthropologyethnographic theoryanthropologycultural anthropologycaribbean studiessocial anthropologylatin american studies

Reflections on Collaborative Ethnography and Decolonization in Latin America, Aotearoa, and Beyond. Commoning Ethnography (2020)

Amy KennemoreNancy Postero

ethnographydecolonialitysociocultural anthropologyethnographic theoryanthropologycollaborative ethnographycultural anthropologylatin america

Self-Governance in Bolivia’s First Indigenous Autonomy: Charagua. Latin American Research Review (2020)

Nancy PosteroJason Tockman

indigenous studiesgovernancefirst nationindigenous peopleslatin american researchlatin american politicssettler colonialismanthropologyautonomyfirst indigenous autonomylatin american studies

Indigenous Sovereignty and the New Developmentalism in Plurinational Bolivia. Anthropological Theory (2019)

Nancy PosteroNicole Fabricant

Fernando PairicáN on the Mapuche: Indigenous Organizing in the Long Shadow of Neoliberal Dictatorship. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2018)

Helene RisørNancy Postero

Sacrificing Indigenous Bodies and Lands: The Political–Economic History of Lowland Bolivia in Light of the Recent Tipnis Debate. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2015)

Nicole FabricantNancy Postero

indigenous studieslowland boliviaindigenous peopleslatin american politicsanthropologyindigenous bodiescaribbean studiespolitical-economic history

Nancy PosteroAmy Kennemore

intersectionalityindigenous peoplesintimate indigeneitiesanthropologyandean life

Contested Bodies, Contested States: Performance, Emotions, and New Forms of Regional Governance in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2013)

Nicole FabricantNancy Postero

NANCY POSTERODEVIN BEAULIEU

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