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Paulo Drinot
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Historiador. Profesor de historia latinoamericana. Marxista-Lennonista.

Political science 49%
Sociology 22%
Pinned
My article “Global Mariátegui” was published online back in April, but happy to see it that it has now been published as part of the May issue of the Journal of Latin American Studies. Open access too!

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Global Mariátegui | Journal of Latin American Studies | Cambridge Core
Global Mariátegui - Volume 56 Issue 2
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📢 Call for abstracts

We’re happy to be organising this one-day workshop on sex, reproduction, and the politics of knowledge at @uclamericas.bsky.social on May 26, 2026.

We invite 200-word abstract submissions by March 6.

🔗 Full details here: tinyurl.com/366fxscx

Cuando despierta al niño que está durmiendo en la silla.

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📢 Call for abstracts

We’re happy to be organising this one-day workshop on sex, reproduction, and the politics of knowledge at @uclamericas.bsky.social on May 26, 2026.

We invite 200-word abstract submissions by March 6.

🔗 Full details here: tinyurl.com/366fxscx

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50 Years from the Coup d'État in Argentina, 1976-2026

This roundtable brings together academics from different disciplines to reflect on the 50th anniversary of the most recent civic-military takeover in Argentina.

📅 11 March 2026
🕐 13.00
HYBRID EVENT

🔗 www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

The Arabian peninsula derby

You’d think they already have the angry men in pubs vote
NEW: Reform UK says it would re-impose the two-child benefit cap - scrapped by Labour - for most families to fund £3bn support package for pubs.

NEW: Reform UK says it would re-impose the two-child benefit cap - scrapped by Labour - for most families to fund £3bn support package for pubs.

¡Si lo encuentras!

Arte conceptual - con alusiones tanto al puntillismo de Seurat como a la geometría de Mondrian

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PhD Student, Sandra Rodríguez Castañeda, discusses a project of archival recovery in northern Peru

Read the blog: blogs.ucl.ac.uk/americas-blo...

#Peru #archives #research #phd #PhDLife #fieldwork

More Arsenal supporters than Tottenham fans want Tottenham to win
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🌎Is This Latin America’s Century?

Inaugurating our new seminar series, “The Americas in the News,” Michael Stott, Latin America editor of the FT, will reflect on the region where he has spent the last seven years.

🗓️26 Feb 2026
⏲️17:30
📍UCL Bentham House
🔗 www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

Yesterday, presenting Modern Peru: A New History with Alberto Vergara at @uclamericas.bsky.social Thanks to Sophie Brockmann for chairing and to Thom Rath for the photograph. @dukepress.bsky.social

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📚Join us for the book launch of a major new contribution to authoritarian politics, unveiling fresh evidence on how factional dynamics shape legislative power across dictatorships
✍️Author: Emilia Simison
🗓️25 Feb 2026
⏲️13:00 – 14:30
📍51 Gordon Square
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Today!
📚 Book Launch - Join Professors Paulo Drinot and Alberto Vergara, editors of Modern Peru: A New History
📅 28 January 2026 | 13.00 – 14.30
📍 In-person | 51 Gordon Square
🎤 Explore a sweeping account of Peru’s history with leading scholars
🔗 www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...
@paulodrinot.bsky.social

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BLOG POST: Cuba’s Past, Present, and Many Possible Futures

William A. Booth, Lecturer in Latin American Studies @UCLAmericas, reflects on Cuba after attending a conference marking the 60th anniversary of the Tricontinental Conference.

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#Cuba #Venezuela

Hay golpes en la vida… #Arsenal

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Join the next session of the Reading Group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice.

📅12 Feb, 1-2pm
📍51 Gordon Square, WC1H 0PN

Dr Rosamund Greiner joins this session to discuss:

"Environmental exposure, disability, and reproductive justice."

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Environmental Exposures, Disability, and Reproductive Justice
This latest 'Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice' reading group session will be led Dr Rosamund Greiner (UCL Institute for Global Health).
www.ucl.ac.uk

What a tifo! Kudos. 🎶 🎶

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Join Paulo Drinot and Alberto Vergara at their book launch for Modern Peru: A New History - a sweeping account of Peru’s history from the wars of independence to the present day.

Book Here: buff.ly/UUa8ltE
@dukepress.bsky.social
@paulodrinot.bsky.social
@uclamericas.bsky.social

A brilliant policy if you want to strengthen the economy of Singapore instead of, say, Bradford. Plenty of Labour votes in Singapore, I’m sure.

If Hobsbawm were alive, what title would he choose for the final volume of his pentalogy? The Age of Egotistic Morons is my guess.

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BLOG POST: Walking towards Democratic Backsliding? Chile at a Crossroads

In this post, Javier Arce Riffo, PhD Student at UCL Institute of the Americas, discusses the recent Chilean elections.

blogs.ucl.ac.uk/americas-blo...

#Chile #elections #backsliding #democracy #authoritarianism

Poetic justice #senegal

Just hope Arsenal win the quadruple before World War 3 breaks out.

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BLOG POST: A Cure for Private Sector Corruption? Corporate Governance Codes in Peru

Dr John Lawrence writes about his recently published book, "Take-Up, Resistance and Transformation of Corporate Governance Codes".

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New article by Mercedes Crisostomo on the overlooked role of women in revolutionary movements in 1960s Cuzco. Check it out!

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Peruvian Peasant Women and Revolutionary Movements: La Convención’s Classist Revolution | Journal of Latin American Studies | Cambridge Core
Peruvian Peasant Women and Revolutionary Movements: La Convención’s Classist Revolution
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Exploring Colombia’s political transformation through the lens of the Spanish Civil War? Don’t miss Charlotte Eaton’s seminar “Colombian State Formation and the Spanish Civil War, 1935–42” on 20 Jan 2026 at the IHR. Free & open to all — but please register.
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Colombian State Formation and the Spanish Civil War, 1935-42
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