2020+MACLAS+Portrait+(Preliminary)+Program+Salisbury+U+Feb+28

Friday, 27 March7am BREAKFAST CONWAY 176 7am Coffee and Water CONWAY HALL 219 Tower Conference Room 8am REGISTRATION CONWAY 176 8am MACLAS Executive Meeting CONWAY HALL 354a 10am Máscara

Friday, 27 March

7am BREAKFAST

CONWAY 176

7am Coffee and Water

CONWAY HALL 219 (Tower Conference Room)

8am REGISTRATION

CONWAY 176

8am MACLAS Executive Meeting

CONWAY HALL 354a

10am Máscaras recientes de la literatura latinoamericana

CONWAY 151

Chaired by: Rosa Tezanos

Angelina Muñiz-Huberman y las máscaras de la crueldad en su narrativa breve

» Rosa Tezanos (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis)

La violencia de género en la novela Las elegidas de Jorge Volpi

» Karen Jimenez (Salisbury University)

Roberto Bolaño: el puente entre la Generación Crack y los McOndistas con los escritores del “Boom”

» David Mongor-Lizarrabengoa (Wor-Wic Community College)

Del Santiago neoliberal hasta el nuevo pacto social en la obra de Alberto Fuguet

» Paula Thomas (University of California, Los Angeles)

10am The Agrarian Question in Latin America

CONWAY 152

Chaired by: John Dwyer

Dora Mayer, Indigenous Rights, and the Peruvian Centennial Celebrations of 1921

» Victoria Castillo (William and Mary)

Continuing the Fight: Peasant Agency in Post-Revolutionary Veracruz

» John Dwyer (Duquesne University, Department of History)

Political Economy and Social Justice in Paraguay

» Brian Turner (Randolph-Macon College)

Strategies in Campesinx Leadership in Colombia: Alternatives to Extractivism

» Patricia Rodriguez (Ithaca College)

10am Democracy and Authoritarianism in Inter-American Relations

CONWAY 179

Chaired by: Chrys Egan

Venezuela at the Crossroads of Two Political Cultures

» Jacques Koko (Salisbury University)

Human Rights Violations of Latin American Immigrants in the US-Mexican Border

» Alexandra Wagner (State University of New York at Fredonia)

Paredes o Papeletas: President Trump’s Dangerous Immigration Rhetoric and the 2020 Election

» Chrys Egan (Salisbury University), John Murphy (Salisbury University)

“’Just What the Doctor Ordered’: What Milton Eisenhower’s 1953 Goodwill Tour to South America Tells Us about Inter-American Affairs”

» Madeline Angeli (United States Naval Academy)

Continued from Friday, 27 March

10am Environmental and Economic Issues in Latin America

CONWAY 279

Chaired by: Meghan Harrington

How Social Movements Influence Policymakers in the Brazilian Amazon

» Miranda Chase (University of Massachusetts Boston)

Circumstances of Latin America

» DiMond Lockwood (Salisbury University)

Óscar Olivera y la “Guerra del Agua” en Bolivia

» Meghan Harrington (State University of New York at Oswego)

12pm MARLAS Editorial Board Meeting (lunch provided)

CONWAY HALL 354a

1:45pm The Political Zone

CONWAY 151

Chaired by: Magda von der Heydt

The Use and Abuse of Conspiracy Theories in Latin America

» Luis Roniger (Wake Forest University)

The Latin American New Left and China

» Magda von der Heydt (Johns Hopkins University)

Levantamientos y Revolución

» Jaime Chuchuca (Universidad Nacional del Cuyo)

1:45pm Literature and Politics in Latin America

CONWAY 152

Chaired by: Joan F Marx

Eduardo Galeano's "Memorias y desmemorias" in the Post-Truth Era

» Louise Detwiler (Salisbury University)

Declassifying US-Latin America Relations in the Classroom: A Perspective from Literary and Cultural Studies

» Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti (State University of New York at Oswego)

The Politics of Migration in Mario Bencastro’s Paraíso portátil/Portable Paradise

» Joan F Marx (Muhlenberg College)

Studying Recent Political Shifts in Latin America With Film Adaptations

» Irina Dzero (Kent State University, Modern and Classical Language Studies)

1:45pm Articulating Human Rights in Emerging Contexts

CONWAY 179

Chaired by: León Arredondo

Articulating Human Rights in Emerging Contexts

» Raul Olmo Fregoso Bailon (West Chester University), Linda Stevenson (West Chester University), Daniela Johannes (West Chester University), León Arredondo (West Chester University)

1:45pm Precarious Economies in Latin America

CONWAY 279

Chaired by: Jose Vargas-Vila

Viewing Political Instability in Latin America Through the Lens of Economic Fragmentation

» Aaron Stiegler (Salisbury University)

Economic Transfers, Gender, and Differences in Participation in the Informal Sector in Mexico

» Juan Argaez (Mercyhurst University)

Continued from Friday, 27 March

Economic factors of Venezuelans emigration to neighboring Colombia

» Jose Vargas-Vila (Independent Scholar)

3:45pm Fulbright U.S Student and Scholar Program: Workshop

CONWAY 151

Chaired by: Sharika Crawford

Fulbright U.S Student and Scholar Program: What You Need to Know

» Sharika Crawford (United States Naval Academy)

3:45pm Cultural Practices in Indigenous and Afro Latin American

Communities

CONWAY 152

Chaired by: Regina Root

“We Are Still Here: Cultural Resistance Amongst Afro-Venezuelans From Slavery to Today”

» Mesi Walton (Howard University)

Does the Folklorization of Indigeneity Undercut Andean Women's Public Leadership?

» Carolina Bown (Salisbury University)

The Tillett Tapestry as Artistic Tipping Point

» Regina Root (William & Mary)

The Intersection of Religious Practices and the Art of Ancient Nasca

» Meghan Tierney (Ursinus College)

3:45pm National Identities and Consumerism

CONWAY 179

Chaired by: Ivani Vassoler

Identity and Political Participation: Barriers to Migrant Activism

in Quito

» Jeffrey Pugh (University of Massachusetts Boston), Luis Jiménez (University of Massachusetts Boston)

Brazilian Exporting Cities and the Informal Economy

» Ivani Vassoler (State University of New York- Fredonia)

Why Do Nationalists Sometimes Shift Their Shape? An Examination of Argentine Nationalism Since the 1870s

» Diane Johnson (Lebanon Valley College)

The Politics of Performance: Understanding Argentine Identity in the 21st Century

» Olivia Garcia (Muhlenberg College)

3:45pm Trends in Latin American Cinema

CONWAY 279

Chaired by: Amanda McMenamin

Eat my Mexican Brain! Requiem neoliberal en el cine y la poesía zombi contemporánea.

» Andrea A Gaytan Cuesta (William and Mary)

Human Nature? Examining the Neoliberal Deployment of Bodies

in Armando Bo’s Film Animal (2018)

» Krysta Herrera (Rutgers University)

Tipped Over: Decolonizing Deforestation and ‘Other’ Ecoviolences

in the Slow Cinema of Lisandro Alonso’s La libertad (2001)

» Amanda McMenamin (Wilson College)

5:45pm Reception (Music by SU Community Jazz Ensemble)

Academic Commons/Assembly Hall 462

Continued from Friday, 27 March

7pm Dinner and Keynote Speaker (Dr Jennifer Jolly- Ithaca College,

Afro-Mexican Visibility in 19th century Mexico: The Case of José Maria Morelos)

Academic Commons/Assembly Hall 462

Saturday, 28 March

7am BREAKFAST

CONWAY 176

7am Coffee and Water

CONWAY HALL 219 (Tower Conference Room)

8am REGISTRATION

CONWAY 176

8:30am Book Presentation and Publishing Talk by Casasola Editores

CONWAY 279

10am Moving Toward An Asset-Based Perspective of Multilingualism

CONWAY 151

Moving Toward An Asset-Based Perspective of Multilingualism

» Honor McElroy (Salisbury University), Sinélia Peixoto (Salisbury University)

10am Environmental Justice and Human Rights

CONWAY 152

Chaired by: John Stolle-McAllister

Intercultural Approaches to the Global Climate Emergency

» John Stolle-McAllister (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)

Power Profile & Conflict Mapping: Ecuador’s 2010 Coup D’état and the Quechua Today

» Brittany Foutz (Salisbury University), Arnaud Guyon (Salisbury University)

DERECHOS HUMANOS Y NEOLIBERALISMO, O LA ESPERA A GODOT

» Jaime Chuchuca (Universidad Nacional del Cuyo)

10am Trends in Latin American / Latinx Popular Culture

CONWAY 179

Chaired by: Melixa Abad Izquierdo

The Ottomans Conquer Latin America: The rise of Turkish melodramas

» Mirna Trauger (Muhlenberg College)

Mistresses, Telenovelas and Rock and Roll in Public Television

» Melixa Abad Izquierdo (Farmingdale State College)

Reading the game: Narratives of power in Latin American football fiction

» Ryan Hill (Johns Hopkins University)

The Rise of Latinx and Native American Metal Music

» Luis Zapata (rocklectures.com)

10am Inkarri, Tupac Amaru and the Return of the Native: (Dis)Covering

and (Re)Covering the Indian Subject

CONWAY 277

Chaired by: Carlos Mamani

Inkarri, Tupac Amaru and the Return of the Native: (Dis)Covering and (Re)Covering the Indian Subject

» Amanda Frantz-Mamani (Edinboro University), Carlos Mamani (Gannon University)

Continued from Saturday, 28 March

10am Bodies in Pain and Textual Violence

CONWAY 279

Chaired by: Kathleen Cunniffe Peña

Nineteenth century argentine outlaw masculinities portrayed by Eduardo Gutiérrez: the acculturated gaucho, the modern barbarian “other” and the “Señor burgués”.

» Carlos Rodriguez McGill (University of Michigan-Dearborn)

“(Dis)Embodiment & Subject Formation in María Lourdes Pallais’s Novel Prisionera de mi tío (2006)”

» Greg C Severyn (Susquehanna University)

Quiet Horror in the Soy Fields of Argentina: An Ecocritical Reading

of Samanta Schweblin’s Distancia de rescate

» Kathleen Cunniffe Peña (Wilson College)

12pm Business Luncheon, Prizes, and Plenary Session (Dr Timothy Dunn

Academic Commons/Assembly Hall 462

2:15pm LATINEXODUS EXHIBIT RECEPTION

https://suartgalleries.org/2020/01/07/latinexodus-exhibition-events/

Fulton School Art Gallery

2:45pm Autonomy, State Intervention, and Neoliberal Tales

CONWAY 151

Chaired by: Alistair Hattingh

Advertising Pinochet: Paradoxes of the Free-Market

» Pablo Pryluka (Princeton University)

Nations or Region: The Central American Struggle for Autonomy

in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

» Matthew Harris (West Virginia University)

Federal Intervention in Northwestern Argentina during the Presidency of Agustín P Justo, 1932-1938.

» Alistair Hattingh (Muskingum University)

2:45pm Security, Violence, and State Policies in Central America

CONWAY 152

Chaired by: Brian Potter

Weber Al Reves: Comparative State Fragmentation in Central America.

» Brian Potter (The College of New Jersey)

Exploring the Interests within the El Salvador Civil War: El Salvador and the United States

» Justin Thompson (Salisbury University)

U.S policy and impacts on gang violence in Central America

» Robert Kirkland (Independent Scholar)

Beyond Mano Dura: An Integrated Security Strategy for the Northern Triangle

» Ryan Keating (The George Washington University)

2:45pm Issues in Inter-American Education

CONWAY 179

Valuing Spanish in United States Schooling Contexts

» Thea Williamson (Salisbury University)

Brechas en educación y estallido social en Chile

» Elizabeth Simonsen (Centro de Investigación Avanzada en Educación)

Building Peace Through Higher Education: A Colombo-American Project

» Brian Stiegler (Salisbury University), Melissa Aristizabal (Salisbury University)

Continued from Saturday, 28 March

2:45pm Science, Global Health, and Women's Rights

CONWAY 277

Chaired by: Marny Requa

Gender, Power, and the State: Constitutional Law and Women’s Rights in Chile

» Marny Requa (Georgian Court University)

Salud Digital en Latinoamerica: una síntesis cualitativa de la producción académica entre el 2014 y 2019

» Mario Portugal Ramirez (University of Massachusetts Boston)

La asimilación es perjudicial: un análisis sobre la salud mental de latinos estadounidenses

» Matteo Montero (Moravian College)

Science communication and NGOs in Latin America: a bridge connecting formal and traditional knowledges

» Diogo de Oliveira (Universidade Federal de Campina Grande), Bruce Lewenstein (Cornell University)

2:45pm Oralidad y escritura en las tradiciones intelectuales de América

Latina

CONWAY 279

Chaired by: Gloria Clark

MIGRACIÓN Y MILAGROS: LA CRISIS MIGRATORIA EN LA NARRATIVA RELIGIOSA DE LOS RETABLOS Y EXVOTOS MEXICANOS MODERNOS

» Barbara Ailstock (Randolph-Macon College)

Un chistoso de aldea y el ideal Mariano

» Maria Cano (State University of New York)

Literatura oral y memoria cultural en el Caribe Afro-hispánico: San Basilio de Palenque, Colombia

» Graciela Maglia (The Pennsylvania State University)

Aprismo in Peru: Sánchez and Seoane Correspondence 1924-1932

» Gloria Clark (Penn State University, Professor Emerita)