We were delighted to welcome R-LAC members for our social event on 26th November. It was fantastic to see some familiar R-LAC faces, welcome new PhD students and put names…Read More >
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Exploring Plural Perspectives: RLAC Workshop Sparks New Research Ideas
On 6 November 2025, R-LAC hosted an interdisciplinary workshop bringing together colleagues from Real Estate and Planning, Architecture, Meteorology, and Geography. The session focused on rethinking development and climate challenges…Read More >
Indigenous Food in Latin America R-LAC Event
On 20 June 2025 R-LAC sponsored a roundtable discussion that brought together seven visiting scholars and four UoR scholars from diverse disciplines who all research food systems in Latin America….Read More >
How to Publish in Latin American Studies PhD Event
In May 2025, we held a training session for PhD students on ‘How to Publish in Latin American Studies’. The session was led by two expert speakers who are current…Read More >
Research Impact in Latin America R-LAC Event
In December 2024 R-LAC led an event bringing together scholars from diverse disciplines across the university whose research has had significant impact in Latin America. Colleagues from Law, Sustainable Land…Read More >
Comunidad para el cambio social/Community for Social Change: Peacebuilding and Creative Participatory Research with the Colombian Diaspora in London
Report by Cherilyn Elston Introduction: While there were an estimated 5 million Colombians living abroad at the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, they have been a…Read More >
R-LAC Social Event
In Semester 1 of the 2024-25 academic year, we held a social event to give R-LAC members the chance to meet in an informal setting. It was lovely to see…Read More >
Henley Business School and Red Puna workshops in May 2024
Members of the Indigenous Cooperative Red Puna and students from the MSc Entrepreneurship course at Henley Business School worked together to develop internationalization strategies for selling llama wool products. The…Read More >
Seminar: The Red Puna project: Sustainability, community and craft
We are delighted to announce that we will soon welcome 2 representatives from Red Puna, a collective of indigenous communities based in northwest Argentina, to campus. On Wednesday 13th March,…Read More >
Critical Energy Studies. A New Book Series with The MIT Press.
The MIT Press is delighted to announce a new monograph series, Critical Energy Studies, co-edited by Dominic Boyer (Rice University), Cara New Daggett (Virginia Tech), Penélope Plaza (University of Reading),…Read More >
