Our members are participating in three panels at LASA2023! Check out the details below and the full programme at LASA2023 / América Latina y el Caribe: Pensar, Representar y Luchar por los Derechos (lasaweb.org)
Translating Democracy for Latin America in the Long 19th Century – Part I
26/05, 13:45 Pacific Time
Session Organizer: Eduardo Posada-Carbo, University of Oxford
Chair: Laura Cucchi, Universidad de Buenos Aires
Papers:
The transcultural forms of the first Iberian Constitutions in the 1810s and 20s: Jorge Luengo Sánchez, Pompeu Fabra University
The Cádiz constitution, new liberal ideas and the indigenous communities in South America: Natalia Sobrevilla Perea, University of Kent
Interpreting Democracy within 19th Century Indigenous Writings: Miriam L. Melton-Villanueva, University of Nevada Las Vegas
Common Sense, Common Knowledge: Translations and Interpretations of Paine and Franklin in Nineteenth-Century Spanish America: Nicola A. Miller, University College London
Demanding equality amidst a civil war: Nísia Floresta, Eufrosina de Barandas, and the birth of Brazilian feminism: Andre Jockyman Roithmann, University of Oxford; Andrea Slemian, UNIFESP
Translating Democracy for Latin America in the Long 19th Century – Part II
26/05, 15:30 Pacific Time
Session Organizer: Eduardo Posada-Carbo, University of Oxford
Chair: Natalia Sobrevilla Perea, University of Kent
Papers:
Leopoldo Borda y la política de la imitación: Tocqueville en América: José Antonio Aguilar Rivera, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas
Florentino González y la promoción de la república democrática en Sudamérica: Laura Cucchi, Universidad de Buenos Aires
George Sydney Camp’s Democracy and the Liberal Revolution of mid-nineteenth-century in New Granada: Eduardo Posada-Carbo, University of Oxford
París en (Sud)América: la traducción de Laboulaye por “Dominguito” Sarmiento: Eduardo A. Zimmermann, Universidad de San Andrés
Translating Latin American Democracy for Extra-Regional Audiences in the Early Twentieth Century: Mark Petersen, University of Dallas
Women and Congress: Political Participation and Representation in Latin America and Spain, 19th and 20th centuries
27/05, 08:30 Pacific Time
Session Organizer: Laura Cucchi, Universidad de Buenos Aires
Chair: Jorge Luengo Sánchez, Pompeu Fabra University
Discussant: Eduardo Posada-Carbo, University of Oxford
Citizenship, rights, and women in politics: Mexico in the first half of the nineteenth century: Silke Hensel, Universität zu Köln
Derechos políticos de las mujeres, mediados del siglo XIX en México: Israel Arroyo, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP)
Congreso, mujeres y liberalismo en la Argentina de finales del siglo XIX: Ana Leonor Romero, Universidad de Buenos Aires/Ravignani
El derecho a peticionar, las mujeres y la esfera parlamentaria en Argentina (1880-1920): Martin Castro, CONICET-Instituto E. Ravignani/ UNTREF
