LACIS
Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Program

Kata Beilin

  1. “La ecocrítica quiere ser parte del mundo/ Ecocriticism wants to be a part of the world” MCA Anthology Sarli Mercado and Lori DiPrette Brown.
  2. “Municipios en Transición, economías alternativas y prácticas ecocinemáticas; Carrícola, Pueblo en Transición” with Jorge Mari. Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies.
  3. “Information Bytes: From Bullfighting to COVID-fighting. How to Live on Planet Earth” Forthcoming in Routledge Companion for Hispanic Studies.
  4. “Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies:  Interdisciplinary Curriculum and the UN Sustainable Development Goals” with Alberto Vargas. Wisconsin in the World: Examining Internationalization at the University of Wisconsin– Madison.  Ed. Elise S. Ahn.
  5. “Multispecies Ethnographies in the World of Things; Crematorio and En la orilla by Rafeal Chirbes and Óliver Laxe’s O que arde; On the Need to Ecologize Humanities” with Jamie De Moya-Cotter. Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies
  6. The accelerating contradictions of pollination” Rebecca Ellis, Tony Weis, Sainath Suryanarayanan and Kata Beilin. Journal of Agrarian Change. 25 March 2020 https://doi.org/10.1111/joac.12360
  7. “Milpa Melipona Maya Symbioculture Facing Agribiotechnology in Yucatán” Sainath Suryanarayanan and Katarzyna Beilin. ACME, International Journal of Critical Geographies. · Vol 19 No 2 (2020): https://acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1746
  8. “Blind Spots, Financialization and Cucumbers” Invited Coda to the Special Issue focused on Environmental Humanities. Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies. Vol 23, 2019; 243-52.
  9. “Water Toxicity and Activism in Yucatan, Mexico” Angel Polanco and Kata Beilin. Nelson Issues Briefs. May 2019, 1.1: 4.
  10. Beilin, K., Connolly, K., & McKay, M. (Eds.). (2019). Environmental cultural studies through time: The Luso-Hispanic world. Hispanic Issues Online.
  11. Beilin, K. (2019).  Anthropocene/Antropoceno. The Constellation of the Commons/ La Constelación de los Comunes. Retrieved from http://constellation.carletonds.com/co-diccionary/anthropocene/
  12. Beilin, K. (2019). Memories from the underground: Interspecies memory in the times of climate change. 452 F: Revista de la teoría de la literatura y de la literatura comparada, 21(Special Issue on Ecocriticism), 35-54. https://www.academia.edu/40094742/MESSAGES_FROM_THE_UNDERGROUND_INTERSPECIES_MEMORY_IN_TIMES_OF_CLIMATE_CHANGE
  13. Polanco, A., & Beilin, K. (2019).  Toxic bodies: Water and women in Yucatán. In K. Beilin, K. Connolly, & M. McKay (Eds.), Environmental Cultural Studies Through Time: The Luso-Hispanic World. Hispanic Issues Online.
  14. Beilin, K., & López , D. A. (2019). Environmental cultural studies as a transdisciplinary field: Latin American and Iberian Studies (Introduction). In K. Beilin, K. Connolly, & M. McKay (Eds.), Environmental Cultural Studies Through Time: The Luso-Hispanic World. Hispanic Issues Online.
  15. Beilin, K. (2019). Amaranth’s living thought: Interspecies history of Tehuacán Valley and vegetal re-existence. In K. Beilin, K. Connolly, & M. McKay (Eds.), Environmental Cultural Studies Through Time: The Luso-Hispanic World. Hispanic Issues Online.
  16. Beilin, K., & Urbano, M. (2019). Transición interior’ con el Smart Phone; Cultura y sociedad en las economías alternativas (Personal Transition with a Smart Phone: Culture and Society in the Alternative Economies). ALCESXXI, 3.