Editorial Experience

Among others, I have served as a Guest Editor for Transmodernity, as an Editor-in-Chief of Nomenclatura: aproximaciones a los estudios hispánicos, Editor of revista digital de divulgación literaria Palabras Indiscretas, and coeditor of revista digital de humanidades Sarasuati, as well as for Procesos Históricos. In 2019, I founded the Journal of Hispanic and Lusophone Whiteness studies [Revista de Estudios sobre la Blanquitud Hispana y Lusófona], for which I have served as an Editor-in-Chief to date.

Published Issues

1.

Dossier monográfico Multiculturalismo y gestión de la diversidad

Published by Procesos Históricos, 2022.

2.

De Whiteness a Blanquitud y Branquitude

Published by the Journal of Hispanic and Lusophone Whiteness Studies, 2020.

3.

Another Turn of the Screw Towards Hispanic and Lusophone Whiteness Studies

Published by Transmodernity, 2018.

PURCHASE COPY

Espectros del poder, Pliegos, 2020.

Sinopsis:

En su conjunto provee de un mapa cultural/mental acerca de la relación del inconsciente con las estructuras sociales. Se invita a transitar entre los siglos XX y XXI para ofrecer una visión fresca del acontecer contemporáneo, de sus pugnas ideológicas sobre el pasado de nuestro presente. Para ello, hace análisis de la representación literaria y fílmica de momentos históricos traumáticos que, generalmente, han desencadenado procesos de introyección y duelos fallidos, resultando en una neurosis social de fantasmas que atribulan sus sociedades.

I founded The Journal of Hispanic and Lusophone Whiteness Studies in 2019, for which I have served as an Editor-in-Chief since. The HLWS journal is open access, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal. The journal promotes the research on non-Anglocentric studies of whiteness in the Lusophone and Hispanic cultural productions from any period.

Suggested topics are, but not limited to, the following:

- - Intersections of modernity and whiteness
  - Intersections of class, gender, religion, and/or nation(alism) with whiteness
  - Mapping Whiteness within an "ecology of knowledge"
  - White Post-Colonial nostalgia
  - White resistance to decoloniality of power
  - Self-representation of whiteness
  - Representation of whiteness by "non-white authors"
  - U.S. Latino/a representations of whiteness
  - Afro-Hispanic representations of whiteness
  - North African and/or Equtorial Guinean representations of whiteness
  - Indigenous representations of whiteness

See HLWS Web and CFP 2022