Interview with LAIS Alumnus Steve Pent
Steve Pent LAIS MA Alumni ’07 What is the main contribution/argument of your book? One of the main contributions of my book will have been to draw attention to the
Steve Pent LAIS MA Alumni ’07 What is the main contribution/argument of your book? One of the main contributions of my book will have been to draw attention to the
About the Book: In Science and Environment in Chile, Professor Barandiarán examines the consequences for environmental governance when the state lacks the capacity to produce an authoritative body of knowledge.
LAIS Program director, Cecilia Méndez, sits down with UCSB’s campus news publication ‘The Current’ to discuss themes of displacements among peoples worldwide. Please be sure to join us April 10th
UC Santa Barbara Displacements: Peoples, Politics, and Rights First Latin American and Iberian Studies Undergraduate Student Conference April 10th– 11th, 2019 Harbor Room, UCen WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th
Congratulations to LAIS affiliated faculty Verónica Castillo Muñoz for winning a long-term fellowship from the Huntington Library to work on her project “Women and Revolution: A Tale of Violence and Deception
Award Date: Thursday, March 21, 2019 Congratulations to LAIS Vice-Director Juan Cobo for winning a yearlong John Carter Brown Library fellowship for his project “The coming of the kingdom: the Muisca, the
Our first International Graduate Student Conference, held in May of 2018, has recently been featured in the Humanities and Fine Arts Division website. Click here to read the article. For more information
In recent decades, studies on memory have come to center stage across disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. Scholars have come to recognize memory as a key arena in