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Escuela de Psicologia y neurociencias de UofG - Post-doc.

Supervisora de estudiante en Santiago de Chile (Brain - heart interactions).

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Lawyer, Master in Law and Economics.

PhD researcher in Law at the University of Glasgow.

She worked as a lawyer with the Colombian government.

Who we work with: my supervisors are Anna Chadwick, Eleanor Kirk, Javier Solana. In order to carry on my fieldwork, I'm working with personal and professional contracts such as: activists, women debtor of microcredit, judges, lawyers, academics and professionals/directors of the banking sector.

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The University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK. A world top 100 university

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The University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK. A world top 100 university.

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Paola's fieldwork

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Paola's fieldwork

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Paola's fieldwork

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Trained as an Engineer and computer scientist. Currently investigating on how information technologies can enable an strengthen community participation and urban sustainability.

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Diego Pajarito's fieldwork.

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Nací en Rosario y viví la mayor parte de mi vida en Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Estoy en el último año de PhD in Politics, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow. Mis temas de investigación son: agroecología en espacios públicos y movimientos de la economía social y popular en Argentina a nivel local.

Los participantes en mis casos de estudio forman parte del Movimiento de Trabajadores Excluidos, el Movimiento Evita, y la Unión de Trabajadores de la Tierra.

También participo en dos proyectos de investigación en la universidad: 1) "Economic Democracy" para mapear experiencias de participación en democracia económica; 2) "Global Remunicipalisation"

Mi anterior tesis de doctorado (Universidad de Buenos Aires) y tesis de maestría (Universidad de San Martín) fueron sobre experiencias de Presupuesto Participativo en la provincia de Buenos Aires.

Trabajo con Mo Hume (Supervisor).

Curso el doctorado junto con Irene Piedrahita.

También formo parte de LAG-UK (Latin American Geographies Research Group, Royal Geographical Society).

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Gabriela Cruz's research lab in Helsinki.

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Professor at the department of Politics & IR at the University of Glasgow.

Research interests: violence, gender, feminism, socio-environmental conflicts and peace.

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Office Hours: please email to make an appointment.

Office Hours: please email to make an appointment.

Mo joined the Department of Politics in September 2005. Her research focuses on how multiple and overlapping forms of violence are perceived by those who live in (post) conflict contexts. She has applied the insights from feminist theory and practice for understanding violent processes and women's responses to these. This involves detailed research on violence against women, as well as a situated exploration of the wider gendered politics of violence. She has carried out extensive fieldwork in Central America, particularly El Salvador where she also spent several years as a development worker in a local women's organisation. From 2007-2016, she worked closely with an Oxfam sponsored campaign to prevent gender violence, Entre Vos y Yo: una vida diferente, in Central America.

More recent research, funded through the ESRC-Newton Caldas project Colombia River Stories: improving socio-enviromental understandings for building sustainable peace, focuses on struggles for socio-enviromental rights along the Atrato River in Colombia. This project brings together a multi-disciplinary team of researchers to explore the effects of mechanised gold mining and its intersections with conflict

She has published about these topics in journals such as Latin American Perspectives; Womens Studies International Forum and Democratization. Her monograph, The Politics of Violence: Gender, Conflict and Community in El Salvador, was published by Wiley Blackwell in 2009.

Research interests

Gender and violence in transitional societies

Post-war conflict and violence

Gender based violence

Socio-enviromental conflicts

Rights

Publications

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Articles

Cannon, B. and (2012) (doi: Central America, civil society and the 'pink tide': democratization or de-democratization? Democratization, 19(6), pp. 1039-1064. 10.1080/13510347.2011.619775)

(2012) Never truly defeated: challenging the impunity of violence against women in Central America. Irish Migration Studies in Latin America, 8(1), pp. 46-58.

Books

(2009) The Politics of Violence: Gender, Conflict and Community in El Salvador. Series: Bulletin of Latin American research book series. Wiley-Blackwell: Chichester. ISBN 9781405192262

Book Sections

and Wilding, P. (2015) 'Es que para ellos el deporte es matar': rethinking the scripts of violent men in El Salvador and Brazil. In: Auyero, J., Bourgois, P. and Scheper-Hughes, N. (eds.) Violence at the Urban Margins. Series: Global and comparative ethnography. Oxford University Press: Oxford. ISBN 9780190221447

Cannon, B. and (2013) Civil society-state relations in left-led Central America: the cases of El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua. In: Cannon, B. and Kirby, P. (eds.) Civil Society and the State in Left-led Latin America: Challenges and Limitations to Democratization. Zed Books: London. ISBN 9781780322049

(2008) El Salvador: the limits of a violent peace. In: Pugh, M.C., Cooper, N. and Turner, M. (eds.) Whose Peace? Critical Perspectives on the Political Economy of Peacebuilding. Series: New security challenges series. Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke, pp. 318-336. ISBN 9780230573352

Research Reports or Papers

, , Camburn, M., Giraldo López, J. A., del Carmen Palacios Palacios, Y., Teeuw, R. and Argyriou, N. (2021) (doi: COVID-19 in Chocó, Colombia: Learning from Grassroot Responses to the Pandemic. Project Report. Low and Middle Income Countries Research Network (LMIC). 10.36399/gla.pubs.260010).

and (2016) 'Ahora hasta nos dicen que somos malcriadas porque no nos quedamos calladas': a study of the programme to prevent gender violence in El Salvador and Guatemala. Project Report. Oxfam, San Salvador. (Unpublished)

This list was generated on Mon Mar 25 12:16:22 2024 GMT.

July 2021 - November 2021 Agile crisis management at the community level: meeting the challenges of protracted humanitarian crisis in Chocó, Colombia Scottish Funding Council, GCRF, £45,052. Principal Investigator (with SCIAF and the Diocese of Quibdó)

May 2020 - August 2020: Responding to COVID-19 in Chocó, Colombia Scottish Funding Council, GCRF, £152,332. Principal Investigator (with SCIAF and the Diocese of Quibdó)

January 2020 - December 2021: Using art to 'tell' Colombia River Stories: improving socio-environmental understandings for building sustainable peace ESRC IAA, £13600, Principal Investigator (working with Glasgow based artist Jan Nimmo)

August 2018 - August 2020: C olombia River Stories: improving socio-environmental understandings for building sustainable peace, ESRC - Newton Caldas, £320,843. Principal Investigator

November 2017 - April 2018: Multidisciplinary investigation of the socio-environmental impacts of non-regulated gold mining (NRGM) on communities in Chocó, Colombia Scottish Funding Council, GCRF, £49,603.04. Principal Investigator (with Neil Burnside)

October- December 2016: Challenges to Peace in Colombia - Collaborative resolution of conflicts between natural resource exploitation and water resources in rural South America: the case of Colombia ESRC-GCRF-IAA 5,978.80. Principal Investigator

2015-16: Preventing Gender Violence lessons from Central America, ESRC IAA £6895. Principal Investigator

2014-15: What women actually do: gender and security in contexts of chronic violence, Carnegie Trust, £1900. Principal Investigator

2011: A qualitative assessment of the Campaign to Prevent Gender Violence Oxfam America, US$10k. Principal Investigator

Supervision

Mo welcomes applications from prospective students in the following areas:

Latin American politics (especially Central America).

Gender violence

Politics of crime and/or violence

Her current PHd students include

Evelyn Uribe

Alex Maxwell

Maria Saavedra Corrada

Emilia Arpini

Hannah Gracher

Arpini, Emilia Nora
Producing public spaces at the local scale. Popular economy initiatives of agroecological and gardening work in contemporary Argentina.

Karvinen, Susanna
Indigenous Resistance to Extractivism - the Intersections of Gender and Settler Colonialism

Rambarran Gill, Nastassia Sharana
A Comparison of Guyana and Barbados with respect to colonial legacies, transnational processes and decolonial activities involved in queer activism

Her former PhD students include:

Allan Gillies (LKAS Scholar) Exploring the Transit Chains: drug policy in the Andean Region (co supervisor with Alex Marshall and Jacqueline Atkinson)

Lubaba Sadaf (Government of Pakistan funding) Family violence in migrant Pakistani families in Scotland (co supervisor with Nicole Bourque and Susan Batchelor).

Kari Pries (University of Glasgow funding) Order and Good Government in Violent Democracies: Law, Society and Human Securitisation Policies in El Salvador and Guatemala (first supervisor with David Karp)

Karen Siegel (Adam Smith Research Foundation) Environmental Cooperation in the Southern Cone of Latin America (co supervisor with Kelly Kollman)

Shadi Whitburn (Adam Smith Research Foundation and Scottish Overseas Research Scholarship (SORSAS): Causes and effects of the transformation of deteriorating urban areas into drug war zone; the case study of Ciudad Juarez (second supervisor with Simon Mackenzie)

Poppy Kohner (ESRC) Performing Violent Identities; challenging the scripts of victims and perpetrators of violence (co supervisor with Lucy Pickering and Rebecca Kay)
Jenny Morrison Feminist Radicals: marginalisation, intersectionality and subjectivities in the Scottish Radical Independence Campaign 2012-2014 Francesca Minnelli Ellen Van Damme (external supervisor, KU Leuven with Prf. Stephan Parmentier) (CoSS) Communitarian water providers in peri-urban areas: the case of Cochabamba water cooperatives
Bethia Pearson (ESRC) The Press is Plural - it represents all political parties: media access in transitional justice campaigns during democratisation in Uruguay (1989-2012)

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Mo's fieldwork

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Mo's fieldwork.

Socio-environmental conflicts in the Atrato River.

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Mo's fieldwork - Research

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Mo's fieldwork.

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PhD Student - school of modern languages and cultures.

Tatiana Heise (supervisor - Brazil)

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Misha's fieldwork.

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IndieDevDay - localización de videojuegos

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PhD student - Economic and Social History (ESH).

Researcher at the Medical Humanities Research Network.

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Tony's research.

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Lecturer - Spanish

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Soledad's research.

Southwark Latin American Network

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Lecturer - Music

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Vera's post-doc

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Vera: Chair asociacion latinoamericana de Estados Unidos

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PGT student

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University Hospital of the West Indies, Mona Road, Kingston, Jamaica

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University Hospital of the West Indies, Mona Road, Kingston, Jamaica

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University Hospital of the West Indies, Mona Road, Kingston, Jamaica

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Fer

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University of West Indies, Cave Hill Rd, Wanstead, Saint Michael Barbados

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University of West Indies, Cave Hill Rd, Wanstead, Saint Michael Barbados

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University of West Indies, Cave Hill Rd, Wanstead, Saint Michael Barbados

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Fer

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PhD student

Lecturer - University of Antioquia

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Fer's research.

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Hello!

I am based at the University of Glasgow & Stirling University

My doctoral thesis explores three case studies in socially-engaged theatre in the Central America's Northern Triangle.

In the picture you can se the national dish. of Honduras which is called BALEADAS. They're delicious!

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School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University Avenue, Glasgow

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School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University Avenue, Glasgow

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School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University Avenue, Glasgow

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Alejandra G Vovides

Interested in the functional ecology of coastal wetlands. Looking into hydrodynamics and environmental stress as major drivers of plant architecture and its implications for plant-plant interactions, vegetation structure and, ultimately, ecosystem function and service provisioning.

I'm also interested in Nature-based solutions and community-led restoration & conservation- developing low-cost monitoring tools and identifying practical and reliable indicators of ecosystem restoration.

Where I work:

School of geographical and Earth Sciences & Centre for Sustainable Solutions.

Fieldwork in:

1) Inner Clyde Estuary Saltmarshes

2) Mangroves of the sea of Cortez, the Gulf of Mexico and the Colombian Caribbean, and Southeast Asia

Who I work with:

Prof. Jaime Toney (GES & Centre for Sustainable Solutions) & Prof. Dominic McCaffery (School of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine)

Fostering diverse collaborations for a stronger interdisciplinary research towards sustainable futures with the School of Health and Wellbeing (SIPHER Consortium), Social and Political Sciences (Prof. Mo Hume & Dr. Allan Gillies), Social end Environmental Sustainability (Prf. Cecilia Tortajada), Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine (Dr. Anna McGregor), School of Humanities (Dr. Alasdair Whyte).

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Field work

Alejandra G. Vovides

PhD studies assessing microbial function as ecological indicator of impairment/recovery

Dr. Yoav Bashan✟ (CIBNOR, Mexico)

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Field work

Alejandra G Vovides

Socio-ecology of freshwater access conflicts along mangrove coasts of Mexico and Colombia

Dr. Mariana Pelayo, Dr. Jushiro Cepeda, Dr. Oscar Ubisha Hernandez (UAN & CENITT, Nayarit)

WWF

Pronatura Noroeste

Sumar

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Field work

Alejandra G Vovides

INECOL, TUD, UofG, MENDELU...

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Mangrove research

Alejandra G Vovides

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Research collaboration

Alejandra G Vovides

WWF (ManglarIA) -UogG

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Instituto de Ecología A.C., Carretera Antigua a Coatepec, El Haya, Xalapa, Ver., Mexico

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Instituto de Ecología A.C., Carretera Antigua a Coatepec, El Haya, Xalapa, Ver., Mexico

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Instituto de Ecología A.C., Carretera Antigua a Coatepec, El Haya, Xalapa, Ver., Mexico

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Alejandra G Vovides

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Allan Gillies

My research explores how the drug trade has shaped politics in Bolivia. I consider how military-authoritarian regimes forged relationships with organised crime during the Cold War era, and explore how these relationships between the state and the narcos changed following democratisation. I argue that these networks are an important factor in controlling levels of criminal violence associated with the cocaine economy in Bolivia.

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Allan Gillies

I work with the Colombia River Stories network, focusing specifically on the political economy of illicit gold.

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Research climate change

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Diego Pajarito - Waterproofing Data Expansion

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Urban Big Data Centre, Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow

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Urban Big Data Centre, Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow

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Urban Big Data Centre, Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow

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Urban Sustainability and participation team at the Urban Big Data Centre - UofG

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Universidad De La Guajira, Maicao - Riohacha, Manaure, La Guajira, Colombia

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Universidad De La Guajira, Maicao - Riohacha, Manaure, La Guajira, Colombia

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Universidad De La Guajira, Maicao - Riohacha, Manaure, La Guajira, Colombia

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Research collaboration on participatory mapping and short course at Universidad de La Guajira - UBDC and HeiGIT