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6122019 LACS Bulletin - June 2019

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The objective of Latin American and Caribbean Studies (Department ofHistory) at Carleton University is to foster interdisciplinary teaching andunderstanding of Latin American and Caribbean-related themes inCanada (website httpscarletoncalacs)

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June 2019

In this Issue

1 Public Event - Pink tides right turns in Latin America Seminar2 Conference - International Congress on Multidisciplinary Perspectives about Ecuador 3 Public Event - Extraction Casino4 Call for Papers - Institutions Governance and Regional Development Rethinking Local Economic Development from the Peripheries5 Position - Job Opportunity Political Ecology Lecturer School for Field Studies- Peru (Loreto Region)6 Position - Contrato profesora invitadoa Departamento de Desarrollo Ambiente y Territorio

1 Public Event - Pink tides right turns in Latin America Seminar

Pink tides right turns in Latin America SeminarJune 12th and 13th 2019UQO Gatineau Quebec

1st day June 12th

9AM ndash 10h30 Keynote Joe Foweraker Emeritus Fellow of St Antonyrsquos College University of OxfordldquoCyclical Change versus Recurrent Populism Did the Right Ever Go Awayrdquo

10h45 ndash 12h00 Panel 1 Political Cycles and the Rise of the RightrsquoChair Max Cameron (UBC)Discussant Sean Burges (Carleton)

1 The state and the decline of the Pink Tide - Ruth Felder (State University of New York Albany)2 The end of the progressive cycle a right-wing interlude or a transition towards neoliberal authoritarianism - Henry Veltmeyer (Saint Marys University)3 What are they doing right Ideology subjectivity and conservative innovation in Latin4 America today ndash Paulo Ravecca (Instituto de Ciencia Poliacutetica Universidad de la Repuacuteblica Uruguay)

12h00-13h30 Lunch

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13h30-15h00 Panel 2 Media and the Rise of the RightChair Thomas Chiasson-Lebel (UCSC)Discussant Manuel Larrabure (Bucknell)

1 Populism and the media the rise of Bolsonaro and the far-right in Brazil - Joatildeo Feres Juacutenior (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro) and JulianaGagliardi (Universidade Federal Fluminense)

2 Subnational media and democracy in Brazil Comparing Bahia and the Distrito Federal - Juliaacuten Durazo Herrmann (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)3 The Shifts in Media Coverage of Corruption in Latin America - Manuel Balan (McGill University)

15h15-17h Panel 3 Conflict Crisis and Natural ResourcesChair Liisa North (York University)Discussant Marie-Joseacutee Massicotte (Ottawa U)

1 Development and resistance on the extractive frontier - Henry Veltmeyer (Saint Marys University)2 The ironic arrival at a post-rentier Venezuela oil industry collapse in the wake of a predatory state - Antulio Rosales (University of Oslo)3 Development in Bolivia between umlExtractivismuml and umlDecolonialismuml - Ticiana Amaral Nunes (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul)

17h30 Cocktail Salle Sor Juana Ineacutes de la Cruz UNAM-Canada 55 promenade du Portage Gatineau QC J8X 2J9

2nd day June 13th

9AM-10h30 Keynote Lena Lavinas Professor of Welfare Economics at the Institute of Economics at the Federal University of Rio de JaneiroldquoReinvention and reconstruction challenges to rebuilding the Left in Latin Americardquo

10h45 ndash 12h30 Panel 4 Policies under the Pink TideChair Joe Foweraker (University of Oxford)Discussant Susan Spronk (Ottawa U)

1 Economic Elites and Neoliberal (Re)Turn in Ecuador - Thomas Chiasson-Lebel (University of California Santa Cruz)2 Pink Tide Right Turn Social Movements and Social Policies in Argentina - Pablo Lapegna (University of Georgia) Ana Natalucci (Universidad de

Buenos Aires)3 Engendering public policy under Pink Tide Governments ndash Charmain Levy (Universiteacute du Queacutebec en Outaouais) amp Simone Bohn (York University)

12h30-13h30 Lunch

13h30-15h30 Panel 5 Social Movements and the LeftChair TBADiscussant Justin Paulson (Carleton)

1 Indigenous and Peasant Movements and the Ortega Regime mobilizing for livelihood and against authoritarianism - Miguel Gonzalez (York University)2 The state of popular movements in Venezuela and some lessons from the relationship between constituent and constituted power - Dario Azzellini

(Cornell University)3 Swimming against the Blue Tide A socio-spatial perspective on the political roots of the Morena government in Mexico City - Laura Macdonald

(Carleton University) Sergio Michel Chaacutevez (Carleton University) and Jill Wigle (Carleton University)4 Chilersquos democratic road to authoritarianism the neostructuralist bargain and the5 student movement - Manuel Larrabure (Bucknell University)

15h45-17h30 Closing Roundtable Moving forward in understanding the Latin American Left and Right wing backlashChair Charmain Levy (Universiteacute du Queacutebec en Outaouais)

Lena Lavinas (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)Joe Foweraker (St Antonyrsquos College University of Oxford)Henry Veltmeyer (Saint Marys University)Franccediloise Montambeault (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)Max Cameron (University of British Columbia)




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2 Conference - International Congress on Multidisciplinary Perspectives aboutEcuador

The Embassy of Ecuador in Canada the Simon Bolivar Andean University and the University of Ottawa are pleased to announce the first academicevent on Ecuador that from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences will be held in Canada The call for papers will be open until June15 2019 This event is open for the attendance of students and the general public interested in Ecuador More information availableat httpartsitesuottawacaecuador-congress-2019en201905congress








3 Public Event - Extraction Casino








4 Call for Papers - Institutions Governance and Regional Development RethinkingLocal Economic Development from the Peripheries

2019 Regional Studies Association ndash Latin America Division ConferenceInstitutions Governance and Regional Development

Rethinking Local Economic Development from the Peripheries30th September ndash 1st October 2019 Universidad de los Andes Bogotaacute Colombia

httpswwwregionalstudiesorgevents2019latinamericadivision

Organised by the Regional Studies Association in partnership with the Universidad de los Andes Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Sobre Desarrollo ndash CiderBogotaacute Colombia

The 2019 RSA Latin American Division Conference in Bogotaacute will focus on understanding the formal and informal institutional processes through which local

economic development occurs It will have a particular emphasis on peripheral regions and small and medium-sized cities both in the global North and the Southas well as on how the relationship between areas with large agglomerations both domestic and globally affect their opportunities for development

Conference themes therefore include

Institutions and Local Economic DevelopmentUniversities and Regional DevelopmentUneven Development Dynamics in Peripheral RegionsExtractivism Biodiversity and Local Economic DevelopmentRural-urban LinkagesPlace-leadership and Territorial DevelopmentUrban and Regional Politics and GovernanceInfrastructure and Regional DevelopmentInnovation and Cluster Policies in Peripheral RegionsGlobal Value Chains and Global Production NetworksCreative Districts and DisplacementPost-Development and Post-Colonial Approaches to Local Economic DevelopmentDecentralisation and Urban and Regional PlanningClass Race Gender and Local Economic DevelopmentPlace-based and Place-sensitive Policies

The conference will have sessions in English Spanish and Portuguese and we welcome abstracts in these three languages Call for AbstractsPlease submit your abstract (up to 250-words and text only) through the RSA conference portal More details at httpbitlyladiv19

Abstract submission deadline 7th June 2019 Special SessionsWe welcome submissions for Special Sessions (open or closed)More details at httpbitlyladiv19

Special Session proposal submission deadline 6th May 2019 Early Career Plenary Speaker CompetitionThe RSA has a deep-seated commitment to furthering and supporting the career development of Early Career Researchers (within 5 years afterfinishing their PhD)More details on the competition is included in the Call for Abstracts at httpbitlyladiv19

Application deadline 10th May 2019

Regional Studies Association

Sussex Innovation Centre | Falmer | Brighton BN1 9SB | United Kingdom




Tel +44(0)1273 698 017Company No 4116288 | Charity No 1084165


5 Position - Job Opportunity Political Ecology Lecturer School for Field Studies-Peru (Loreto Region)The School for Field Studies is looking for a lecturer in Political Ecology for the Peru program in the NE Peruvian Amazon for the 2019-2020 academic year Wersquore looking for a PhD but will also consider someone with a Masters and university-level teaching experience in areas related to political ecology culturalanthropology human geography or related field Teaching is in English and fluency in Spanish is a plus but not an absolute requirement We hire internationallyso there is no Peruvian or US citizenship requirement httpsfieldstudiescatsonecomcareersindexphpm=portalampa=detailsampjobOrderID=12073025


6 Position - Contrato profesora invitadoa Departamento de Desarrollo Ambiente yTerritorio

CONVOCATORIA CONTRATACIOacuteN DE PROFESORA INVITADOA DEPARTAMENTO DE DESARROLLO AMBIENTE Y TERRITORIO

La Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales FLACSO Sede Ecuador requiere los servicios de una profesora invitadoa por doce meses comenzando el1 de septiembre de 2019 para el Departamento de Desarrollo Ambiente y Territorio aacuterea de Estudios Socioambientales REQUISITOS

Tener tiacutetulo doctoral (PhD o equivalente) en un aacuterea de las Ciencias Sociales (de preferencia en Antropologiacutea o Sociologiacutea) El tiacutetulo dedoctorado (PhD o su equivalente) debe provenir de una de las instituciones que consta en el listado de instituciones de educacioacuten superior einstitutos de investigacioacuten con reconocimiento internacional publicado por la SENESCYTExperiencia miacutenima docente de tres antildeos a nivel de posgrado en instituciones de educacioacuten superior con eacutenfasis en al menos una de lassiguientes aacutereas temaacuteticas a) Interculturalidad y Desarrollo b) Meacutetodos de investigacioacuten cualitativaExperiencia miacutenima de dos antildeos en proyectos o programas de investigacioacuten en temas enfocados en problemaacuteticas socioambientales y losenlaces entre diversidad cultural y bioloacutegica y en al menos una de las liacuteneas de investigacioacuten del Programa de Maestriacutea de Investigacioacuten enEstudios Socioambientales preferiblemente en Interculturalidad Desarrollo sostenible Diversidad natural y culturalHaber obtenido como miacutenimo el 75 del puntaje de la evaluacioacuten de desempentildeo en sus uacuteltimos dos periacuteodos acadeacutemicosHaber publicado al menos tres obras de relevancia acadeacutemica en revistas o editoriales indexadas Una de ellas deberaacute estar indexada enScimagoScopusDominio oral y escrito del idioma castellano y de al menos un idioma adicional

CONDICIONES

1 El contrato tendraacute una duracioacuten de un antildeo (de septiembre de 2019 a agosto de 2020) El profesora tendraacute la categoriacutea de invitadoa y estaraacuteadscrito al Departamento de Desarrollo Ambiente y Territorio y trabajaraacute a tiempo completo en FLACSO

2 El salario estaraacute en el rango de U$ 3464 a U$ 4025 mensual con una modalidad de contratacioacuten en relacioacuten de honorarios profesionales Aeste monto se descontaraacuten los valores correspondientes a impuestos nacionales establecidos por el organismo correspondiente de Ecuador

3 El profesora contratadoa no podraacute tener contrato a tiempo completo con otra universidad o institucioacuten nacional o internacional durante lavigencia del contrato con FLACSO

4 El profesora contratadoa tendraacute las siguientes obligaciones

a) Dictar cinco (5) cursos durante el antildeo de contratacioacuten incluyendo la atencioacuten a losas estudiantes Los cursos a dictar son los siguientes

Desarrollo sostenible interculturalidad y cooperacioacutenMeacutetodos cualitativos de anaacutelisis de datos




Interculturalidad y desarrollo2 Talleres de tesis

b) Participar en las actividades de coordinacioacuten del Laboratorio de Interculturalidad (investigacioacuten eventos formacioacuten continua) c) Trabajar en las instalaciones de FLACSO Sede Ecuador en la calle La Pradera E7-174 y Av Diego de Almagro Quito Los gastos derivados deun posible traslado a Quito correraacuten por cuenta de ella interesadoa POSTULACIOacuteN

Enviar una carta de motivos para presentarse a esta convocatoriaCV actualizado Un artiacuteculo acadeacutemicoEvaluacioacuten de desempentildeo acadeacutemico de los dos uacuteltimos periacuteodosConstancia de participacioacuten en investigacioacuten

CRONOGRAMA DEL PROCESO Apertura convocatoria6 de junio al 8 de julio de 2019Recepcioacuten de carpetashasta el 8 de julio de 2019Evaluacioacuten de postulantes9 al 12 de julio de 2019Entrevistas a finalistas15 al 17 de julio de 2019Resultados19 de julio de 2019Inicio y finalizacioacuten de actividades1 de septiembre de 2019 al 31 de agosto de 2020 RECEPCIOacuteN DE DOCUMENTOS Convocatoria profesora invitadoa Estudios Socioambientales Departamento de Desarrollo Ambiente y Territorio FLACSO Ecuador Calle La Pradera E7-174 y Av Diego de Almagro torre 1 piso 6O en forma virtual (documentos escaneados) al correo electroacutenicocgarzonflacsoeduecltmailtocgarzonflacsoeduecgt Persona de contacto Carolina Garzoacuten UniversidadDeExcelencia Este mensaje no es un SPAM si no desea recibir esta informacioacuten enviar un correo a flacsopeflacsoeduecltmailtoflacsopeflacsoorgecgt


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13h30-15h00 Panel 2 Media and the Rise of the RightChair Thomas Chiasson-Lebel (UCSC)Discussant Manuel Larrabure (Bucknell)

1 Populism and the media the rise of Bolsonaro and the far-right in Brazil - Joatildeo Feres Juacutenior (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro) and JulianaGagliardi (Universidade Federal Fluminense)

2 Subnational media and democracy in Brazil Comparing Bahia and the Distrito Federal - Juliaacuten Durazo Herrmann (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)3 The Shifts in Media Coverage of Corruption in Latin America - Manuel Balan (McGill University)

15h15-17h Panel 3 Conflict Crisis and Natural ResourcesChair Liisa North (York University)Discussant Marie-Joseacutee Massicotte (Ottawa U)

1 Development and resistance on the extractive frontier - Henry Veltmeyer (Saint Marys University)2 The ironic arrival at a post-rentier Venezuela oil industry collapse in the wake of a predatory state - Antulio Rosales (University of Oslo)3 Development in Bolivia between umlExtractivismuml and umlDecolonialismuml - Ticiana Amaral Nunes (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul)

17h30 Cocktail Salle Sor Juana Ineacutes de la Cruz UNAM-Canada 55 promenade du Portage Gatineau QC J8X 2J9

2nd day June 13th

9AM-10h30 Keynote Lena Lavinas Professor of Welfare Economics at the Institute of Economics at the Federal University of Rio de JaneiroldquoReinvention and reconstruction challenges to rebuilding the Left in Latin Americardquo

10h45 ndash 12h30 Panel 4 Policies under the Pink TideChair Joe Foweraker (University of Oxford)Discussant Susan Spronk (Ottawa U)

1 Economic Elites and Neoliberal (Re)Turn in Ecuador - Thomas Chiasson-Lebel (University of California Santa Cruz)2 Pink Tide Right Turn Social Movements and Social Policies in Argentina - Pablo Lapegna (University of Georgia) Ana Natalucci (Universidad de

Buenos Aires)3 Engendering public policy under Pink Tide Governments ndash Charmain Levy (Universiteacute du Queacutebec en Outaouais) amp Simone Bohn (York University)

12h30-13h30 Lunch

13h30-15h30 Panel 5 Social Movements and the LeftChair TBADiscussant Justin Paulson (Carleton)

1 Indigenous and Peasant Movements and the Ortega Regime mobilizing for livelihood and against authoritarianism - Miguel Gonzalez (York University)2 The state of popular movements in Venezuela and some lessons from the relationship between constituent and constituted power - Dario Azzellini

(Cornell University)3 Swimming against the Blue Tide A socio-spatial perspective on the political roots of the Morena government in Mexico City - Laura Macdonald

(Carleton University) Sergio Michel Chaacutevez (Carleton University) and Jill Wigle (Carleton University)4 Chilersquos democratic road to authoritarianism the neostructuralist bargain and the5 student movement - Manuel Larrabure (Bucknell University)

15h45-17h30 Closing Roundtable Moving forward in understanding the Latin American Left and Right wing backlashChair Charmain Levy (Universiteacute du Queacutebec en Outaouais)

Lena Lavinas (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)Joe Foweraker (St Antonyrsquos College University of Oxford)Henry Veltmeyer (Saint Marys University)Franccediloise Montambeault (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)Max Cameron (University of British Columbia)
















































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