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Teaching

Overview

My modules introduce students to a variety of themes in Latin American politics, development and international relations as well as offering more specialised, research-led study of democratisation processes in the region. My particular interests lie in the interaction between international and national dimensions of political change in Latin America, using case studies on human rights, environmental change, democratisation and development. I am a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and I was awarded the 2021 Learning, Teaching and Student Experience prize.

PhD Supervision

I welcome applications for PhD research related to memory politics, exile, and transnational solidarity in Latin America. I have supervised PhD projects on topics across Latin America but particularly welcome proposals focusing on Brazil and the Southern Cone. We offer postgraduate funding for social-science projects in Latin America: for more information on applying for postgraduate funding (1+3), please check the ESRC NWDTP website.

Modules for 2024-25

CONTEMPORARY LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS

Module code: LATI307

Role: Module Co-ordinator

DISSERTATION

Module code: MODL307

Role: Teaching

GLOBALISATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA

Module code: LATI209

Role: Module Co-ordinator

INTRODUCTION TO IBERIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES I

Module code: HISP120

Role: Teaching

RE-INSCRIBING POWER AND IDENTITY IN/FROM CONTEMPORARY EUROPE

Module code: POLI505

Role: Teaching

TRANSLATION PROJECT

Module code: MODL312

Role: Teaching

WOMEN IN IBERIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE

Module code: HISP112

Role: Teaching

WOMEN IN IBERIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE

Module code: HISP219

Role: Teaching

Supervised Theses