LAII Events
Each year, the LAII sponsors and/or hosts interdisciplinary presentations, panels, colloquia, and conferences relating to Latin American and Iberian Studies. The LAII often collaborates with other UNM departments to attract speakers from across UNM disciplines and from national and international institutions. When possible, the LAII records speakers' presentations and makes this archive available publicly. Please browse recent presentation recordings below.
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The Old Stone Age of Iberia: from Homo Antecessor to Homo Sapiens, 1 million to 10 Thousand Years Ago
Dr. Lawrence Straus, UNM Department of Anthropology
10/25/2012
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Stitching Resistance:The History of Chilean Arpilleras
Dr. Marjorie Agosín, Wellesly College
10/19/2012
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Borderline Slavery: Contemporary Issues in Border Security and the Human Trade
Dr. Timothy Dunn, Salisbury University
10/18/2012
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Troubled Waters: Undocumented Migration from the Dominican Republic
Dr. Frank Graziano, Connecticut University
04/18/2012
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The Possible Decline of Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution
Ambassador Patrick Duddy
02/27/2012
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Indian Arts and the Politics of Race and Culture in Central Mexico
Dr. Pavel Shlossberg, UNM Department of Communication and Journalism
01/25/2012
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No Mexicans, Women, or Dogs Allowed: The Rise of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement
Dr. Cynthia E. Orozco, ENMU Ruidoso
11/17/2011
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How did Ciudad Juárez Become the Most Violent City in the World? Epistemological Issues, Violence, and the Political System Causes & Consequences of the Violence
Dr. José Z. García, New Mexico Secretary of Higher Education
11/10/2011
