Perú

Between Indianness, Blackness, and Incaness: The Spatial Hierarchies of Difference Behind Peru’s Multicultural Curtain

Shane Greene lsgreene@indiana.edu Indiana University, USA Abstract: This article examines the trials and tribulations of a recent state-led program of afro-indigenous multiculturalism in Peru within a much broader intellectual history of the nation, its regions, and the ideologies that govern them. In contrast to broadly comparative accounts of afro-descendant and indigenous politics at the regional […]

Some girls like to fuck: confines of punk feminism in Peru in the 80’s

Shane Greene sgreene@indiana.edu Indiana University, USA Abstract: This paper develops some theory about feminist punk politics as emerged in Lima during the tense period of political violence Peru was immersed in the 80s. While Sendero Luminoso Maoist revolutionaries in Peru were ideologically encouraging young wome to play as armed militants, a punk artist in Lima […]

Dogs and anti-miners. Extractivist discourses and repressive practices in Peru

Rocío Silva Santisteban, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú