Latin American Perspectives

Papers
(The median citation count of Latin American Perspectives is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-12-01 to 2024-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
Introduction: Vivir bien/Buen vivir and Post-Neoliberal Development Paths in Latin America: Scope, Strategies, and the Realities of Implementation17
Challenges for the Implementation of the Rights of Nature: Ecuador and Bolivia as the First Instances of an Expanding Movement14
Buen vivir (Good Living): A “Glocal” Genealogy of a Latin American Utopia for the World12
Socio-territorial Disputes and Violence on Fracking Land in Vaca Muerta, Argentina9
Dependency Revisited: Ecuador’s (Re)Insertions into the International Division of Nature8
Decolonizing Our Feminist/ized Revolutions: Enfleshed Praxis from Southwest Colombia8
Popular Feminism(s) Reconsidered: Popular, Racialized, and Decolonial Subjectivities in Contention7
Hybrid Governance in Northeastern Mexico: Crime, Violence, and Legal-Illegal Energy Markets7
Buen vivir and the Making of Indigenous Territories in the Peruvian Amazon6
Introduction: Whither Development Theory?6
Poisonous Exports: Pesticides, Peasants, and Conservation Paradigms in Guatemala6
The Longue Durée of the Marxist Theory of Dependency and the Twenty-First Century6
The Moral Economy of Drug Trafficking: Armed Civilians and Mexico’s Violence and Crime6
¿La minería para el buen vivir? Large-scale Mining, Citizenship, and Development in Correa’s Ecuador6
Lost and Found: Bourgeois Dependency Theory and the Forgotten Roots of Neodevelopmentalism6
Rackets and the Markets of Violence: A Case Study of Altavista, Medellín, Colombia5
University Extension in Dispute: Neoliberal Counterreform and Alternatives in Latin American Universities5
Social Classes and Capital Accumulation in Recent Argentina: The 2008 Agrarian Conflict5
What is Sumak Kawsay? A Qualitative Study in the Ecuadorian Amazon5
Introduction: Violence, Capital Accumulation, and Resistance in Contemporary Latin America5
Mourning, Activism, and Queer Desires: Ni Una Menos and Carri’s Las hijas del fuego5
Asociación de Mujeres Afro por la Paz: Feminism with the Body and Face of a Woman4
Populism and Its Authoritarian Tendencies: The Politics of Division in Bolivia4
Dependency Theory and the Critique of Neodevelopmentalism in Latin America4
Communal Responses to Structural Violence and Dispossession in Cherán, Mexico4
Buen vivir and Changes in Education in Ecuador, 2006–20164
The Rise of Authoritarian Corporate Populism4
Dependency 4.0: Theoretical Considerations and the Brazilian Case4
The Age of Transition: Postdevelopment and North-South Synergies4
The Relational Dynamics of Becoming Popular Feminist Subjects: The World March of Women and Rural/Peasant Women’s Organizing in Brazil in the 2000s4
Consultation in Ecuador: Institutional Fragility and Participation in National Extractive Policy4
Mariátegui, Critical Thinking, and Andean Futures4
Neoliberalism in the Grey Area: Community Defense, the State, and Organized Crime in Guerrero and Michoacán4
Perched on a Parched Hill: Popular Women, Popular Feminism, and the Struggle for Water in Medellín3
Racialized Popular Feminism: A Decolonial Analysis of Women’s Struggle with Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas3
Opening Pandora's Box: The Extreme Right and the Resurgence of Racism in Brazil3
Cold War, Neoliberal War, and Disappearance: Observations from Mexico3
Conspiracy Theories and Foreign Policy Narratives: Globalism in Jair Bolsonaro’s Foreign Policy3
Land Speculation by International Financial Capital in Brazil3
Rafael Correa’s Decade in Power (2007–2017): Citizens’ Revolution, Sumak Kawsay, and Neo-Extractivism in Ecuador3
State Violence, Capital Accumulation, and Globalization of Crime: The Case of Ayotzinapa3
The Cycle of Dependency 50 Years Later3
The Houses That Evo Built: Autonomy, Vivir bien, and Viviendas in Bolivia3
The Rise of Academic Capitalism in Brazil’s Higher Education3
Sumak Kawsay Is Harmful for All of Us”: Oil Roads and Well-being among the Waorani in Ecuadorian Amazonia3
Whither Nicaragua Three Years On?2
Not a Mexican Pink Tide: The AMLO Administration and the Neoliberal Left2
Colonial Ideologies, Narratives, and Popular Perceptions of Ethno-racial Otherness in the Dynamics of Urban Exclusion: Debates and Evidence from Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Argentina2
Commentary: Reply2
Metabolic Rift and Structural Crisis of Capital: The Productive Specialization Pattern Based on Commodities and the Progressive Elimination of Ecological and Natural Resources in Brazil2
Education, Science, and Technology Policies during Ecuador’s Citizens’ Revolution: Between Cognitive Dependency and the Struggle for the Social State2
Territorial Dispossession in Mexico: Mining and the New Latifundism2
Indigenous Social Movements and Institutional Reform: Mechanisms of Interest Representation in Three Colombian Municipalities2
The Far-Right Takeover in Brazil: Effects on the Health Agenda2
Where Impunity Reigns: Nickel Mining in El Estor, Guatemala2
Buen vivir as an Alternative Development Model: Ecuador’s Bumpy Road toward a Postextractivist Society2
Transgressive Female Sexuality and Desire in Contemporary Colombian Cinema: Hermida’s La luciérnaga and Rodríguez’s Señoritas2
Brazilian Subimperialism? Empirical Evidence against Ruy Mauro Marini’s Explanatory Scheme2
From Populism to Neoliberalism: The Political Economy of Latin American Import-Substitution Industrialization: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Colombia in Comparative Perspective2
U.S. Hegemony in Latin America during an Age of Challenges: The Perception of Threats by the U.S Southern Command2
The Social Base of Bolsonarism: An Analysis of Authoritarianism in Politics2
Commentaries2
Drugs, Violence, and Capitalism: The Expansion of Opioid Use in the Americas2
On the Concept of the Reserve Army of Labor in Ruy Mauro Marini2
Rethinking the Role of Religion in Orlando Fals Borda’s Ideas of Social Change, 1948–19702
Popular Feminism: Considering a Concept in Feminist Politics and Theory2
Internationalism as Political Praxis: Everyday Actions and Transnational Solidarity Building in the Brazilian Landless Rural Workers’ Movement2
Neoliberalism and Higher Education in Latin America2
Reassessing Development and Dependency in Latin American Case Studies by2
Russian Foreign Policy in Latin America and the Caribbean in the Twenty-first Century2
Assessing a Proposal for Updating the Marxist Theory of Dependency2
Disaster Extractivism: Latin America’s Extractive Shock Therapy in the Age of COVID-191
The Geography of Telework in Latin America: New Spatial Devices during the Pandemic1
Development and Globalization in Latin America: Theories and Practice1
Fals Borda’s Historia doble de la Costa: The Anatomy of a Book Unfolding into Queerness1
Introduction: Social Struggle in Neoliberal Central America1
Dependency Theory in the Academic Self-Reports of the Brasília Group1
Neoliberalism and the Impact of Student Demonstrations in Chile: Pushing the Bounds of the Post-Pinochet Education Project?1
Testimonio at 501
Mariátegui, Race, and the Comintern’s National Question1
Radical Reorganization of Environmental Policy: Contemporaneous Evidence from Brazil1
Governance, Participation, and Hegemony: Governing Cananea and the Sonora River Region1
Brazil’s Cultural Battleground: Public Universities and the New Right1
Brazil Facing More Than the Pandemic: Distribution and Exclusion in Economic Policy1
Cuba: The July 11, 2021, Protests1
Introduction: The Nicaraguan Crisis and the Challenge to the International Left1
The Effects of Postconflict Memory: Forced Sterilization in Peru1
Pandemic States of Exception and the Alt-science of Early Treatment for COVID-19 in Brazil1
In the Labyrinths of Dependent Urbanization: Rescue and Perspectives1
Brazil and the “Bolsonaro Phenomenon”: Politics, the Economy, and the COVID-19 Pandemic, 2019–20201
Transnational Corporations and Capitalists from the Global South: Natura & Co. and the IEDI1
Basic Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Brazil: Education That Suits Capital1
Power, Legitimacy, and Institutions in the October 2019 Uprising in Chile1
The Diffusion and Circulation of Marxism in the Periphery: Mariátegui and Dependency Theory1
The Fourth Transformation and the Trajectory of Neoliberalism in Mexico1
Fascism and Dependency in Latin America in the Thinking of Theotônio dos Santos1
Victims and Ex-Combatants in Colombia: The Aulas de Paz Model of Truth, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation1
Political Subjectivation, Generation, and Postmemory: Understanding the Activists of the 2011 Chilean Student Movement1
Feminist Solidarities and Coalitional Identity: The Popular Feminism of the Marcha das Margaridas1
Bolsonaro’s Subservience to Trump, 2019 and 2020: A Demanding Agenda and Limited Reciprocity1
Social Protections and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Latin America1
Tongues of Fire: Silas Malafaia and the Historical Roots of Neo-Pentecostal Power in Bolsonaro’s Brazil1
The Rise and Decline of Brazil as a Regional Power (2003–2016)1
Commentary: Defusing the Myths about China’s Relations with Latin America1
The Precariousness of Immaterial Labor: Self-Taylorization in the Brazilian Software Industry1
Living Well and Health Practices among Aymara People in Northern Chile1
The Buen vivir Postdevelopmentalist Paradigm under Ecuador’s Citizens’ Revolution Governments (2007–2017): An Appraisal1
A Tale of Two Crashes: Pandemic Politics in Brazil and Peru1
The World March of Women: Popular Feminisms, Transnational Struggles1
Decentering a Mulher popular? Gender-Class and Race in Early and Contemporary Latin American Popular Feminisms1
Water and Socio-Environmental Crisis in Guatemala City’s Metropolitan Area1
From Lula to Bolsonaro: The Crisis of Neodevelopmentalism in Brazil1
How Do Business Schools Contribute to the Perpetuation of the Chilean Labor Model?1
Mariátegui and the Search for the Latin American Proletariat1
Financial Capital and the Parliamentary Coup in Brazil: Division, Reunification, and Crisis of Hegemony1
The Ideology of Development, the Marxist Theory of Dependency, and the Critique of the Popular-Democratic Strategy1
Mariátegui and Latin American Marxist Feminism: A Necessary Revisit1
Silent Indigenous Revolution in Ecuador and Mariátegui’s Thought1
Lajan lajan ’ayatik or “Walking in Complementary Pairs” in the Zapatista Women’s Struggle1
Soft Power with Chinese Characteristics: Pandemic Diplomacy in Latin America and the Caribbean1
Between Markets and Barracks: The Economic Policy Narrative of Brazilian Authoritarianism1
“Water Pays for Water”: Sonora, An Affluent of National Privatization1
Soy, China’s Food Security, and the Brazilian Supply1
Introduction: Brazil under Bolsonaro1
Socio-Environmental Controversies in Peasant Family Farming in Chile’s Ñuble Region1
Anticorruption and Imperialist Blind Spots: The Role of the United States in Brazil’s Long Coup1
Mariculture Policies and Ocean Grabbing in Brazil1
Küme mongen on the Coast: Contexts and Course Changes in Intercultural Health in the South of Chile1
Productive Modernization and Challenges for Chilean Peasant Agriculture during the Phase of Post-Agrarian Reform1
Gender, Sexuality, Film, and Media in Latin America: Challenging Representation and Structures1
The Impact of For-Profit Higher Education on Brazilian Education1
Imperialism is a Global Class Relation, not a Nation-State Relation0
Recent Books on Neoliberalism, Violence, and Local Memories in El Salvador0
Book Review: Liberation Theology and Theology of Entitlement in a Cross-Political Cultural Context0
Left Government Strategies toward Business Groups and the Outcomes: The Mexican and Venezuelan Cases0
Building a Culture of Peace: The San José de Apartadó Peace Community0
Mariátegui’s Thought in the Peasant Struggles of Hugo Blanco0
The Cultural Politics of José Carlos Mariátegui0
Blowtorching Freirean Thought Out of Bolsonaro’s Brazil: Alagoas’s Escola Livre Law0
Development and Well¯being: Maritime Infrastructure and Ocean Grabbing on the Colombian Pacific Coast0
The Independent Electronic Music Party Scene/Circuit in São Paulo: A Panorama of the 2010s0
Imported Consumer Goods and Hegemony: External Constraints and Hegemonic Capacities of the Argentinian State0
La Via Campesina: A Digital Toolkit for Peasants’ Rights and Global Climate Justice0
Latin American Perspectives on the Urban Century: Planning Challenges and Opportunities0
The U.S.-Mexican Border and Music as a “Border Crosser”0
Open Space and Ocean Grabbing: The Sea in the Geographic Opening of the Galápagos0
Development Projects, Models of Capitalism, and Political Regimes in Brazil, 1988–20210
Revolts Against Neoliberalism in the Southern Cone: The Argentine Crisis of 2001 and the 2019 Chilean Social Explosion in Comparison0
LAP: Half a Century Ahead of its Time0
The Pattern of Capital Reproduction in Dependent and Financialized Capitalism0
Absent, Repressive, and Criminalized States: Forced Internal Displacement and Irregular Migration in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala0
Gendered Economic Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Rural Women’s Livelihood Strategies in Mexico’s Mixteca Alta0
Counterhegemonic Mobilization and the Popularity of Backlash in Jujuy, Argentina0
How Latin American Immigrants Are Transforming and Transnationalizing the Americas0
Defending the Commons from Dispossession in the Mountains of Guerrero: Contributions from and for Anthropology0
Wages, Price, and Profit: Protection and Value Capture in the Mercosur Automotive Industry0
A decolonial approach to ecological distribution conflicts and the Maya Train in Mexico0
Book Review: A Generation of Conflict in Contemporary Brazil0
Indigenous Autonomies in Latin America in the Face of Contemporary Capitalism: Overview, Perspectives, and Dilemmas: Part 20
Defending Territory, Challenging Neoliberalism in Postwar Guatemala: Peaceful Resistance La Puya0
Environmental Devastation0
Remittances as Rents in a Guatemalan Town: Debt, Asylum, the U.S. Job Market, and Vulnerability to Human Trafficking0
Film, Media, and 50 Years of Latin American Perspectives0
The New North is the Global South: Comments on Ronaldo Munck’s Article on Marxism0
The Rise of Fascism in Brazil0
Comment on Nemer Narchi’s Paper on Environmental Destruction0
The Pandemic, the Crisis of the Neoliberal Model, and the Emergence of Digital Capitalism: The New Labor Market Environment0
Marxism and Feminism in LAP’s First Decade: Finding Theory Through Lived Experience0
Comment on “Film, Media, and 50 Years of Latin American Perspectives0
The New Latin American Scenario and the Challenges of Socialist Construction0
The Sexual Politics of Beauty: Reflections on Contemporary Argentine Cinema0
State Violence against Mapuche Women in Chile, 1998–20180
Reflections on Latin American Perspectives0
Commentaries0
Commentaries0
Book Review: The Ambiguity and Complexity of Mexico’s Indigenismo0
Agricultural adaptation strategies under Morales’s administration: The Case of a Guarni Community in the Bolivian Chaco0
The Open Marxism of José Carlos Mariátegui0
The Right to Live in Peace: Musical Responses to Violence in the 2019 Chilean Uprising0
Protests for Women's Rights and against the Bolsonaro Administration0
Reconversion or Exclusion? The Effects of Blue Economy Policies on Semi-industrial and Artisanal Fishing in Puntarenas, Costa Rica0
Interpreting Repressive and Economic Threats: Música contestataria and Collective Resistance in Central America0
Autonomies and the Construction of Communal Economies in Zapotec Villages in Oaxaca, Mexico0
A Political Ecology of Resistance: Actions and Reactions of Agrarian Socio-territorial Movements in Latin America0
Comments on Nemer Narchi’s Contribution to the 50th Anniversary Issue0
Mobilized Yet Contained: Popular Women, Feminisms, and Organizing around Venezuela’s 2012 Organic Labor Law0
“They Are Taking the Sea from us” - Maritime Extractivism, Dispossession and Resistance in Rural and Ethnic Communities of the Colombian Caribbean0
The Bolsonaro Government in the Face of the Pandemic: Neoliberalism at a Crossroad?0
Conflict, Memory and Conciliation0
Comment on Nemer Narchi’s Article0
Progress in Latin America: Farewell to Modernity?0
Notes on the Paths of the Brazilian Revolution0
Brazilian Dependent Capitalism under the Hegemony of Financialized Capital0
Mining Extractivism, Commodification of Nature and Indigenous Peasantry in the Atacama Desert: The Political Economy of Yareta (Azorella Compacta) in Historical Perspective (1915-1960)0
The Fight to End Neoliberal Madness in Honduras0
End of Cycle or Continuity of Bolivia’s Democratic-Cultural Revolution?0
Infrastructure Megaprojects as World Erasers: Cultural Survival in the Context of the Tehuantepec Isthmus Interoceanic Corridor0
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Women’s Education in Argentina0
Center-Left Parties and Developmental Regimes in Latin America: Assessing the Role of Democracy0
The Revolutionary Left in Cuba and Latin America0
The Next 50 Years0
Introduction: An Insurrection, a Resurrection, and the Right Wing’s Self-Deception0
Chile, Latin American Perspectives, and the Theorization of Human Rights0
Book Review: Cuban and U.S. Immigration Inequality0
Marxism, Capitalism and Socialism: Latin American Perspectives at 500
A Political and Intellectual Memoir of Early Encounters with LAP0
The Struggle for Land in the Eastern Amazon0
Bridging the Americas: Ideas, Praxis and Belonging0
Comment on LAP Anniversary0
Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994): Amefricana activist Intellectual0
Latin American Urbanization and the Political Economy of Inequality0
The Antibusiness Basis of Leftist “Breakthrough” Presidencies in Neoliberal Latin America0
Latin American Perspectives at 50!0
The Construction of Peace in the Chiapas Highlands: Indigenous Resistance to Structural Violence0
Power Bloc Legitimation Strategies in a Dependent Society: The Case of Argentina (2001–2019)0
Interview with Daniel Feierstein0
Nora Hamilton: 1935-20240
Agustín Cueva and the Construction of Democracy in Latin America0
Book Review: Assessing El Sistema and the Claims of Social Change through Music Education0
Na’guara!! We peasants do practice agroecology:” Territorial Symphonies in La Alianza, Venezuela0
Our Mission as a Journal0
Uprising on the Dance Floor: New Chilean Pop and Protest in Postdictatorship Chile0
The Recovery of the Communal Lands: Territorial Struggle and Political Subjectivation in San Miguel Chimalapa, Mexico0
Commentary: Rejoinder0
Agroecology and Institutional Framework in Eastern Antioquia, Colombia: A Case Study0
LAP in University-Level Research on the Environment and Natural Resource Development0
In Memoriam: Elizabeth Dore (1946–2022)0
Book Review: Popular Struggle and Resistance in Latin America0
Representations of the COVID-19 Crisis in Argentina0
False Generosity: A Freirean Reflection on Food Aid and Lima’s Comedores Populares0
Comment on Norma Chinchilla’s Essay0
Indigenous Autonomies in Latin America in the Face of Contemporary Capitalism: Overview, Perspectives and Dilemmas, Part 10
Lava Jato in the Words of Its Task Force: Corruption Probe and the Rise of the Far-Right in Brazil0
Corporate Power vs. Popular Power in the Politics of Food in Venezuela0
Cross-Border Social Practices of Mexican Merchant Women0
Worker Resistance in the Formation of the Maquiladora Enclave in Honduras0
La red que crece: Platform Politics and Social Struggle in Neoliberal Guatemala0
For the 50th Anniversary of Latin American Perspective0
Commentary: Unearthing the Root Causes of Central American Migration0
Young Tzeltal Migrants from the Ejido to California’s Cities0
Capitalism as Religion as a Tribute to Latin American Perspectives’ 50-year Anniversary: Walter Benjamin and Liberation Theology0
50TH: Dependency, the Pink Tide and Latin American Perspectives0
Bolsonaro, the Last Colonizer0
Radical Politics, Radical Procedures0
Photo Essay: Communities of Resistance along the Border0
Re-reading LAP’s Genealogy with Feminist Eyes0
Latin America’s Second Lost Decade0
Conceptions and Practices of Autonomy among Indigenous and Peasant Movements in Latin America0
LAP 50th Anniversary Reflection0
Reflections of Nonnormativity: Photography, Childhood, and Belonging in Mariana Rondón’s Pelo malo0
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