We review recent publications in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on recent literature. Published 5 times per year, BLAR is a valuable resource for scholars seeking to stay up-to-date.
🧵(3/4)
REMINDER:
All four keynotes from #SLAS2026 are now available!
Essential viewing for Latin American Studies scholars and anyone interested in memory, politics and social justice.
Check them out in the link below
⬇️⬇️⬇️
Have an event, opportunity or announcement relevant to Latin American Studies scholars?
Send the details to [email protected] and we'll share it with our community via the SLAS mailing list!
Subscribe to stay informed: shorturl.at/e94mq
The Bulletin of Latin American Research (BLAR) provides a platform for scholarly discussion on LatAm, the Caribbean, inter-American relations, and the Latin Diaspora. We publish original research articles from all Social Sciences and Humanities academic disciplines.
🧵(1/4)
If you're interested in publishing with us, please check the author's guidelines here:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...
🧵(4/4)
Follow SLAS across all platforms for the latest updates about the society:
Twitter/X: x.com/SLASLatAm
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/slas...
Instagram: www.instagram.com/slaslatam/
Mailing list: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/weba...
BLAR is committed to promoting the dissemination of current research. We publish individual original research articles and Special Issues coordinated by a Guest Editor, covering various topics.
🧵(2/4)
Congratulations to Patricio Simonetto (@universityofleeds.bsky.social), awardee of the 2026 SLAS Research Development Award.
Project: "Trans/Travesti Community Archiving and Material Culture in Argentina".
Learn more about SLAS funding: www.slasuk.org/funding
Congratulations to Yuri Gómez Cervantes (@newcastleuni.bsky.social), awardee of the 2026 Harold Blakemore Prize!
This annual prize recognises the best essay in Latin American Studies submitted by a postgraduate student at a UK institution.
Learn more: www.slasuk.org/funding
EVENT: Thinking Latin American Cities brings together researchers to discuss urban scholarship in Latin America.
Speakers: Prof Catalina Ortiz and Dr Fernando Gutiérrez
📅 10 June 26, 17:30
📍
@uclamericas.bsky.social, Free and open to all
More info: ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/eve...
Join a dialogue on researching Latin American cities, bringing together PhD students and early-career researchers to discuss urban scholarship, challenges and collective thinking.
All four keynote speeches from #SLAS2026 Conference "Memory Studies and Social Justice" are now on YouTube.
Dealing with topics on far-right politics, memory activism, decolonial approaches, and public space in Latin America.
More information
⬇️⬇️⬇️
