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Lydia Tiede |
lbtiede |
Lydia Brashear Tiede is an associate professor of political science at the University of Houston. She received her Ph.D. from the University of California, San Diego. Her research focuses on legal and judicial reform in Latin America, constitutional courts, and the rule of law in developed and developing nations. |
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Leonardo Bandarra |
lclab90 |
Master candidate in the field of International Relations at the University of Brasilia, Brazil, and CAPES (Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel) fellow (lclab90@gmail.com). |
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Leda M. Pérez |
leda_perez |
Leda M. Pérez is a professor and researcher affiliated to the Department of Social and Political Sciences at the Universidad del Pacífico in Lima, Peru. Her present research is focused on the intersection of social and labor rights with gender, ethnicity/race and social class. Of particular interest are paid domestic workers and other special labor regimes. In addition to this study, Leda has also published on the health access and health rights of vulnerable populations. She teaches courses in political science and on women and development. |
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Santiago César Leiras |
leiras1964 |
Bachelor in Political Science in the University of Buenos Aires-Argentina. PhD in Latin American Studies in the Ortega y Gasset Institute (Madrid, Spain). Professor at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Director of the project "Changes and continuities during the years of the kirchnerismo" for the 2014-2016 period. Fan of San Lorenzo soccer team. Tasting wines is my other passion. |
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Leonard Brahin |
Lenny Brahin |
Leonard Brahin is a Politics-Philosophy and Communications Major. His primary research interests concern the rhetorical construction of political advocacy, contemporary neoliberalism, and the effects of media representations on policy outcomes. |
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Leonardo Solano Moraga |
lesomo131 |
Leonardo Solano Moraga is a PhD student from University of Pittsburgh. His research interests are documentary films, neo-avant-garde, theory and comtemporary literature. |
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Leticia Neria |
Leticia Neria |
Leticia Neria is currently a lecturer in the History Department at UNAM, and teaches a course there on Mass Media and History. She also teaches courses on Mexican Culture and on Verbal Expression at Tec de Monterrey - Campus Estado de México. She received her PhD from the University of St Andrews, Scotland with a dissertation on humour as political resistance. Her main interests are humour, visual culture, narrative analysis and mass media. |
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Laura Gamboa |
lgamboa83 |
Soy Colombiana, historiadora de la Universidad Nacional y candidata a doctorado en Ciencia Política de la Universidad de Notre Dame. Estudio temas que me apasionan como la democracia, las instituciones y los partidos políticos en América Latina, sobre todo, Colombia y Venezuela. |
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Lily Mosley |
Lily Mosley |
Spanish 1404 |
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Lisa Blackmore |
Lisa Blackmore |
Lisa Blackmore is a Postdoctoral Researcher on the SNF-funded University of Zurich project ‘Modernity and the Landscape in Latin America’, led by Jens Andermann. Her research explores space, dictatorship, visuality and modernity. She received her PhD in 2011 from the University of London and has lectured in Venezuela and the UK. Recent publications include ‘Tecnologías visuales y el “archivo” de la desmemoria’, Estudios (2012) and ‘Online photography beyond the selfie’, in Artelogie, 7, (April 2015).
Webpage:
http://www.phil.uzh.ch/elearning/blog/modernity-and-landscape/
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