PhD Fellows IRTG Berlin/Potsdam
Mariana Almaraz Reyes
Anthropology
Project: "Counter-archives of the future. Re-readings and re-activations of pre-Columbian pictographic archives 'by and from' the Zapotec community of Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca"
Wendy Bazán Landeros
Anthropology
Project: "Aspirations and future projections on rural development in Mexico. Rural Mayan and Mennonite youth facing the government proposal to eliminate glyphosate and GMOs in the context of the first 'leftist' government in Mexico"
Pia Berghoff
Anthropology
Project: "Temporalities of Transit. Perspectives of Central American Families on the Temporal Discrepancies in Transit through Mexico "
Bram Daanen
History
Project: "Football, dictatorship, and transnational activism: the 1978 Football World Cup and the Argentine dictatorship’s Pyrrhic victory”
Alejandra García Herrera
Literature
Project: "'A future to be realized': Latitudes of Surrealism in Latin America"
Eva Kirmes
Anthropology
Project: "Aspirations for socio-ecological transformation – Indigenous women’s collective action for food sovereignty and anticipation of climate change"
Martin Middelanis
Economy
Project: "How did the commodity price boom from 2003 to 2013 affect socio-economic development in Latin America in the short and medium-term?"
Mariana Motta Vivian
Sociology
Project: "Democracies, Modernities and the Temporalities of Future in Latin America: Sociological Interpretations of Contemporary Brazil"
Alexandre Nogueira Martins
Sociology
Project: "Decolonial Queer Politics: Queer Aspirations and Anti-Violence Struggles in Latin America"
Reynaldo Panduro Llerena
Educational Sciences
Project: "The Image of the Peruvian National and the Future of Peru in the Texts and Teaching Materials of the Early Modern Nationalism""
Rodrigo Perujo
History
Project: "Popular political aspirations after Independence. Mexico City and the port of Veracruz (1821- 1835)"
Juan Alberto Salazar Rebolledo
History
Project: "An Island to think of the Future: Representations and Ideas of the Future around the Cuban Revolution in the Mexican Cinematographic Sphere between the 1960s and the 1970s"
j.s.rebolledo33@gmail.com; juan.salazar.rebolledo@fu-berlin.de
