People

The study group brings together a vibrant community of more than twenty scholars from the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Spain, Italy England, and Austria, whose diverse geographic, cultural, and academic backgrounds enrich the group’s perspectives and strengthen its transnational approach to research. Open to new members regardless of academic trajectory or specific interests—provided their work relates to the group’s focus—the study group embraces diversity in all its forms, recognising it as a fundamental source of intellectual richness, critical dialogue, and academic innovation.