Ana María Otero-Cleves

Thrilled to be back in the Andes to launch my new book, the result of 10 years of research as an associate professor in the Departamento de Historia y Geografía! So happy to celebrate with colleagues, friends, family and students —thank you for the incredible welcome and generosity!

Consumidores Populares, Conexiones Globales: Nuevas miradas a la historia del consumo y la cultura política en el siglo XIX colombiano. | Uniandes El coloquio presenta el nuevo libro de la profesora Ana María Otero-Cleves, Plebeian Consumers: Global Connections, Local Trade and Foreign Goods in Nineteenth-Century Colombia (Cambridge University P...

🗣📢El próximo 30 de octubre estaré en Bogotá presentando mi libro en el Coloquio de Historia de la Universidad de los Andes. ¡Muy emocionada y feliz de regresar y compartir con colegas y estudiantes!
🗓 30 de octubre de 2025
🕑 2:00 p.m. a 4:00 p.m.
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Revolution at the Ruins: Archaeology and Mexico’s 1917 Constitution This session will explore how post-revolutionary Mexico redefined subsoil sovereignty, tracing debates over artifacts, law, and identity in the 1932 Monte Albán case.

📢Next week! IHR Latin American History Seminar
with Andrés Bustamante, talking about "Revolution at the Ruins: Archaeology and Mexico's 1917 Constitution". 14 Oct 2025, 5:30pm.
More info 👉 www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...

You can read more of @amoterocleves.bsky.social's research on this topic in HAHR via @dukepress.bsky.social: doi.org/10.1215/0018...

Ana María Otero Cleves | Plebeian Consumers Global Connections, Local Trade, and Foreign Goods in Nineteenth-Century Colombia On this book talk Ana María Otero-Cleves will present her most recent book Plebeian Consumers. Plebeian Consumers is both a global and local study. It tells the story of how peasants, day workers, for...

I will be presenting my new book, "Plebeian Consumers" (CUP, 2025) on April 15th, at Princeton University Program in Latin American Studies. If you are around, please join us!
For more info 👇
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So happy to have Dr. Thomas Rath (UCL) at the History Research Seminar atYork on 🗓️March 19th, 2025. He will be sharing his research on "A Sterile Internationalism? “Atomic War on Insects” at the United Nations, 1960s-70." All welcome! www.york.ac.uk/history/abou...

Pandit, Dubash, Assistant: Language Mediation in the Linguistic Survey of India (1898-1928) Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

Join us tomorrow for our History Dept. Research Seminar! Dr. Purba Hossain @YorkHistoryDept will present on "Pandit, Dubash, Assistant: Language Mediation in the Linguistic Survey of India (1898-1928)." Wed 5th March, 13:00-15:00, V/N/123.
More info: www.york.ac.uk/history/abou...

On… The History of 19th Century Colombian Consumers On History · Episode

Delighted to share a new episode of The On History Podcast recorded with the amazing history students at York. Thoroughly enjoyed discussing my research and recent book with them! 📘 #HistoryPodcast
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Really enjoyed this tonight! Olivia's research is fantastic and I'm looking forward to seeing her take academia by storm 🔥

To join online, please register in advance:

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📢 History Seminar: "Histories of Solitude and Perplexity: Colombia, 19th to 21st centuries"
📅 Thursday, February 27th
🕔 5:00 PM GMT
🗣️ Speakers: Lina Britto, Ricardo López Pedreros, Ana María Otero-Cleves
📍 If you're in Oxford, join us!
More info: www.lac.ox.ac.uk/event/histor...

US (and Puerto Rico) graduate students: Would you like to participate in a 8-9 week paid summer internship working in archives in Puerto Rico? This program is for you. Organized by Aldo Lauria Santiago, from Rutgers. More information here: prac.rutgers.edu/archival-int...

Necesito ayuda. Me recomiendan ejemplos de archivos colectivos —no estatales— en América Latina que sirven para contrarrestar narrativas. Gracias estatales/nacionales. #archivosdesdeabajo

@juancobo.bsky.social viste tu libro? 🙂

Thanks Will!

So happy to see my book at
@cambridgeup.bsky.social
booth at the #AHA25 and in such good company!

¡Gracias Edd!

What more could I wish for to wrap up the term! My very own new book on the shelf and cookies lovingly baked by my students. 🎄🍪📘

Colombia Asks U.S. to Declassify Records on 1985 Palace of Justice Case Washington, D.C., December 6, 2024 - Yesterday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that he has asked the United States to expedite the declassification of archival records on the 1985 Palace ...

Colombia Asks U.S. to Declassify Records on 1985 Palace of Justice Case
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Postdoctoral Fellow The Gender Studies Program develops, promotes, and supports scholarship, creative work, pedagogy, service, and activism that expand knowledge, respect human dignity, foster solidarity, and build towar...

Gender Studies 2 year post doc position at Notre Dame. Deadline December 10! 👉 genderstudies.nd.edu/people/postd...

‘You are not prisoners, nor is this a prison’: empire, emotions, and welfare, 1860-1900 Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

Join us next week for the History Research Seminar at the University of York. @claudiajsoares.bsky.social will present her paper: ‘You are not prisoners, nor is this a prison’: empire, emotions, and welfare, 1860-1900'’. 4 Dec, 5:30 -7:00 PM. All welcome!
More info 👇

*Colombia

LCAB PhD studentships - Currently recruiting Women and biodiversity: gender and the making of the Kew Fungarium, 1900-1950

Please circulate this great opportunity to do a PhD at Kew Gardens and the Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity at York! The student will look at the history of marginalised individuals who made knowledge about fungi in the early 20th century.

Looking forward to giving a paper at University of York next Wednesday - please join us!

Slavery, Emotions and Gender in the Antebellum US South Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

Join us next week for the History Research Seminar at the University of York. @bethrwilson.bsky.social, will be sharing her research on ‘Slavery, Emotions and Gender in the US South’.
20 November 2024, 5:30 -7:00 PM. All welcome!
👉For more details: www.york.ac.uk/history/abou...

🌟🌟🌟 Incredibly excited to announce that my book 📘, 'Plebeian Consumers: Global Connections, Local Trade, and Foreign Goods in Nineteenth-Century Colombia' is coming soon! It's now available for pre-order. 20% discount by using the code PCS2024.
Check it out here: cambridge.org/9781009435598