🔎 #ThrowbackThursday
Revisiting “Politics of Expertise and Blame during COVID-19 Quarantine in Chile” by Kelly Bauer and Claudio A. Villalobos. The article explores leadership during COVID-19, questions still relevant in Chile today.
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This week we’re featuring Carlos Parada Ayala’s introduction to the poetry of Consuelo Hernández, “Entre el ritmo y la herida: musicalidad poética en Consuelo Hernández.”
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🔎 #ThrowbackThursday
Today, we’re revisiting a MARLAS article by Miguel Angel Latouche examining institutional change and authoritarianism in Venezuela’s political system.
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This week, we are featuring the essay, "Can you hear me? Do you see me? Invisible Voices: Women Victims of the Colombian Conflict: A Poetic Multimedia Artwork of Resistance" by Perla Sassón-Henry. The essay can be viewed here: doi.org/10.23870/mar....
#ThrowbackThursday to Osiris Anibal Gómez Velázquez’s article, "Speaking a Motherless Tongue: Translation as Decolonial Praxis in Valeria Luiselli’s Tell Me How it Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions".
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This week, we are featuring the article, "Gender Violence on Stage: Exposing Patriarchal Toxins in Two Mexican Plays" by Linda Saborío. The article can be viewed here: doi.org/10.23870/mar....
We’ve refreshed our Collections pages! ✨
Explore over 10 curated collections featuring peer-reviewed scholarship across Latin American and Latino/a/x Studies.
🔎 Browse the collections and discover something new today: marlasjournal.com/collections.
This week, we are featuring the article “Beyond Political Modernity? Some Impasses of the Postmodern and a Certain Marxist Heritage” by João Macieira.
The article can be viewed here: doi.org/10.23870/mar....
MARLAS is pleased to announce the launch of our new podcast series, Voces de las Américas. Listen and subscribe today on Spotify or your preferred podcast platform!
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This week, we are featuring the article “Direct Violence against Environmental Defenders: Analysis of the Argentine Case from a Subnational Perspective” by Lucas M. Figueroa and Iván Jacobsohn.
The article can be viewed here: doi.org/10.23870/mar....
This week, we feature Jimena Castro Godoy's article, "Rosa de mi corazón”: su desposorio espiritual y la devoción al Niño Jesús. It can be viewed here: doi.org/10.23870/mar....
MARLAS is pleased to welcome Kean University as a co-publishing partner with MACLAS.
MARLAS Enters a New Era of Partnership - Jeffrey Pugh
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CRECE and MARLAS: Building Together - Francis Argote-Freyre
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Hot off the presses--the Dec 2025 issue of marlasjournal.bsky.social has been published! Check it out to read about a new podcast, and a new co-publishing partnership with Kean University. Plus dive into fascinating articles and book reviews: marlasjournal.com/31/volume/9/...
The June issue of MARLAS was published! Check out the latest issue of the @marlasjournal.bsky.social Middle Atlantic Review of Latin American Studies, including articles, an essay, dossiers, Creation Space, and a book review: marlasjournal.com/30/volume/9/...
The Middle Atlantic Review of Latin American Studies (MARLAS) is an online, diamond-level open access journal published since 2017, covering interdisciplinary Latin American studies, especially in the humanities and arts, social sciences, and history. marlasjournal.com
