Blas de la Jara Plaza: Non-Cisgender Activisms in Perú
“Travesti has to do with our values and it has a lot of historical depth”. In this edition of the HCIAS...
Tagged: Latin America
Dancing Home: Homemaking and Embodiment in Joann Ordóñez’s TanzLab
How do migrants make home when the familiar landscapes of language, culture, and belonging are thousands of kilometers away? For...
HCIAS Blogcast: Pablo Porten-Cheé on Media Use and Discursive Norms among U.S. LatinX People
HCIAS Blogcast: Pablo Porten-Cheé on Media Use and Discursive Norms among U.S. LatinX People In this edition of the HCIAS...
VARILEX: Lexical Variation of Spanish Around the World
Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. With hundreds of millions of speakers across various...
Scenes of Peruvian Trans Activism
I came to Peru for a research stay focused on trans activism as part of my doctoral dissertation, which I...
Communication Dynamics for Social Sustainability: A Review of the 2nd HCIAS International Symposium on Ibero-American Studies
Marking a new milestone in academic cooperation between Heidelberg University and the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, the 2nd HCIAS...
Dialogues Across World Regions: A Recap of the HCIAS Colloquium, Summer Semester 2025
In 2025, the Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies (HCIAS) organizes its Colloquium Lecture Series around the title “Dialogues across World...
Climate Emergency: Commodities on Perspective
In some parts of the world, such as Brazil, the energy transition is affecting food production systems with evident consequences...
Albert Manke: Chinese Migration and Exclusion Across the Americas
Welcome back to the HCIAS Blogcast! This is a series of posts on the HCIAS blog, in which we summarize...
HCIAS Blogcast: The European Union at the Crossroads with José Luis García Delgado and Rodolfo Gutiérrez Palacios
Welcome back to the HCIAS Blogcast! This is a series of posts on the HCIAS blog, we summarize some of...