Latin American Studies Lecture Series

When: Thursdays at 3:30PM* (unless otherwise indicated)
Where: Duetz Conference at the Copley Center, IOA Complex, UCSD (unless otherwise indicated)
Who: Open to everyone!

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Schedule for Fall 2003

Thursday, October 9th
3:30 - 5:00 PM
Latin American Studies Bldg Conference Rm, IOA Complex

ELANA ZILBERG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION, UCSD
Transnational Geographies of Violence: Fatal Reinscriptions between Latino Immigrants and Latin American Popular Barrios

Thursday, October 30th
3:30 - 5:00 PM

JOSÉ MANUEL VALENZUELA, DEPARTAMENTO DE ESTUDIOS CULTURALES, EL COLEF, Tijuana

Culturas e Identidades Juveniles: Un Modelo Para Armar / Juvenile Cultures and Identities: Constructing a Model (Spanish Only) Gangs in the USA, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil.

Thursday, November 6th
3:30 - 5:00 PM

DR. MARIA HELENA MOREIRA ALVES, VIV A RIO, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

Is a New World Possible? The Challenges of Lula's Government in Brazil
Where: Weaver Center, Institute of the Americas

Co-sponsored by University of San Diego Department of History, Ahlers Center International Business, Enhanced Student-Faculty Interaction Initiative, Committee on Academic Initiatives, and CILAS

Thursday, November 13th
3:30 - 5:00 PM

ROBERTO TEJADA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, VISUAL ARTS, UCSD

Mexico: Tenures of Land and Light
Archive of photographs during the Mexican Revolution

Wednesday, November 19th
3:30 - 5:00 PM

KATHLEEN BRUHN, VISITING RESEARCH FELLOW; PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, UCSB
Partisanship and Protest in Fragile Democracies: Lessons from Brazil and Mexico

Co-sponsored with the Center for U.S.- Mexican Studies

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