• Indigenous autonomy and Latin American state security in contexts of criminal violence: the cases of Cauca in Colombia and Guerrero in Mexico 

  Mattiace, Shannan; Alberti, Carla (Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2023-01-08)

  Scholars writing on Indigenous autonomy in the Americas have focused mainly on social movement demands and on the implementation of laws that enshrine autonomy rights. The motives of state officials in enacting de jure ...
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  Undisciplining Environmental Communication Pedagogy: Toward Environmental and Epistemic Justice in the Interdisciplinary Sustainability Classroom 

  Byrnes, Delia; Blum, Lindsay; Walker, William (MDPI, 2023)

  This article moves beyond an understanding of environmental communication as merely the “translation” of scientific knowledge for the general public and advocates for environmental science and sustainability (ESS) educators ...
• Ecocriticism and the Body 

  Byrnes, Delia (Cambridge University Press, 2022-07-30)

  “Bodies tell stories.” So begins the fifth chapter of Salvage the Bones, Jesmyn Ward’s 2011 novel of Hurricane Katrina’s racialized landscapes. The story follows fifteen-year-old Esch Batiste, a Black teenager living in ...
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  Cocoabsent? Representations of Race and Boyhood in Infant and Toddler Media 

  Roberson, Heather Moore (Berghahn Journals, 2022-12)

  The hit streaming series Cocomelon has become a household name for many families with infants, toddlers, and kids at heart. Cocomelon introduces our youngest population(s) to a Western world that privileges flawed and ...
• Internal Migration to Yucatán, Mexico: Moving for Security 

  Mattiace, Shannan; Nonnenmacher, Tomas (University of California Press, 2022-11-01)

  Between 2000 and 2020, over one-third of the population increase of Yucatán’s capital city, Mérida, was due to the increase in the population born in another state in Mexico. Compared to the rest of Mexico and to Yucatán’s ...

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