Profile

Elizabeth Oglesby

Associate Professor, School of Geography and Development | Associate Professor, Latin American Studies | Member of the Graduate Faculty

Latin American Area Center

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Research

Introduction to Latin American Studies
Modern Latin America: A Social Science Perspective
Indigenous Resistance in Latin America: Democracy from Below
Social Interactions and Relationships
World Regions: Comparative and Global Perspectives

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Student Thesis/Dissertation(9)

Good Neighboring: What Guymon, Oklahoma Can Teach Us About Immigration to Rural Towns and What It Means to Belong
2022·masters
Territoriality in Transitional Justice and Land Restitution: Guatemala’s Communities of Population in Resistance After Resettlement
2021·masters
Sanctuary Cities, Assemblages, and the Politics of Meaning: Situating the So-Called
2021·doctoral
Enforcement Landscapes: How Expanded US Border and Immigration Enforcement Restructures Lives, Labor, and Land in Migrant-Sending Communities in Rural Guatemala
2021·doctoral
MEMORY PROJECTS IN GUATEMALA: COMMUNITY-BASED SPACES AND THEIR PURPOSE
2021·bachelors

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News(4)

UA Alumna: 'Passion' Found Studying Abroad
2013
UA Professor’s Trial Testimony Highlights Importance of Public Scholarship
2013
Faculty Members Awarded Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Grants
2010
Latin American Studies Professor Selected as Carnegie Council Fellow
2003

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Profile

Elizabeth Oglesby

Courses(22)

Introduction to Latin American Studies

Modern Latin America: A Social Science Perspective

Indigenous Resistance in Latin America: Democracy from Below

Social Interactions and Relationships

World Regions: Comparative and Global Perspectives

Student Thesis/Dissertation(9)

Good Neighboring: What Guymon, Oklahoma Can Teach Us About Immigration to Rural Towns and What It Means to Belong

Territoriality in Transitional Justice and Land Restitution: Guatemala’s Communities of Population in Resistance After Resettlement

Sanctuary Cities, Assemblages, and the Politics of Meaning: Situating the So-Called

Enforcement Landscapes: How Expanded US Border and Immigration Enforcement Restructures Lives, Labor, and Land in Migrant-Sending Communities in Rural Guatemala

MEMORY PROJECTS IN GUATEMALA: COMMUNITY-BASED SPACES AND THEIR PURPOSE

News(4)

UA Alumna: 'Passion' Found Studying Abroad

UA Professor’s Trial Testimony Highlights Importance of Public Scholarship

Faculty Members Awarded Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Grants

Latin American Studies Professor Selected as Carnegie Council Fellow

Profile

Elizabeth Oglesby

Courses(22)

Introduction to Latin American Studies

Modern Latin America: A Social Science Perspective

Indigenous Resistance in Latin America: Democracy from Below

Social Interactions and Relationships

World Regions: Comparative and Global Perspectives

Student Thesis/Dissertation(9)

Good Neighboring: What Guymon, Oklahoma Can Teach Us About Immigration to Rural Towns and What It Means to Belong

Territoriality in Transitional Justice and Land Restitution: Guatemala’s Communities of Population in Resistance After Resettlement

Sanctuary Cities, Assemblages, and the Politics of Meaning: Situating the So-Called

Enforcement Landscapes: How Expanded US Border and Immigration Enforcement Restructures Lives, Labor, and Land in Migrant-Sending Communities in Rural Guatemala

MEMORY PROJECTS IN GUATEMALA: COMMUNITY-BASED SPACES AND THEIR PURPOSE

News(4)

UA Alumna: 'Passion' Found Studying Abroad

UA Professor’s Trial Testimony Highlights Importance of Public Scholarship

Faculty Members Awarded Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Grants

Latin American Studies Professor Selected as Carnegie Council Fellow