Book
Forthcoming “Fields of Suspicion: Landmines and the Making of Peace in Rural Colombia.” Duke University Press. Coming out in March 2027.
Journal articles (*indicates peer-reviewed)
Forthcoming Alternativas infernales: entre campos minados, el temor de la (re)ocupación y la sospecha residual. Revista Colombiana de Antropología.* Coming out in January 2027.
2026, Grounding Specifics: Rats and Dogs in Landmine Detection. War & Society, June 3, 2026, 1–26. Co-authored with Darcie DeAngelo. LINK*
2025, Time and the remains of war: Retazos of morgues and minefields in Colombia. Ethnography 0 (0): Co-authored with Julia Morales Fontanilla. LINK*
2024, Ordinary Warfare and Militarized Landscapes. A Syllabus. Critical Ethnic Studies Journal. 8 (2). Fall 2023. LINK
2023, Sensory Co-laboring: Mine Detection Dogs and Handlers in Humanitarian Demining in Colombia. Environmental Humanities 15 (3): 30–51. LINK*
2023, Ethical Disconcertment and the Politics of Troublemaking: Land Mines, Humanitarian Demining and Ecologies of Trouble in Rural Colombia. American Ethnologist 50 (3): 462–73. LINK*
2023, Explosiveness: Territories of War and Technoscientific Practices in Colombia. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology. 28 (3): 239-250. Co-authored with Julia Morales Fontanilla. LINK*
2023, Response to commentaries to explosiveness: Territories of war and technoscientific practice in Colombia. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology. 28 (4): 360-361. Co-authored with Julia Morales Fontanilla. LINK
2023, “Introduction to The Domestication of War.” Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 9 (1). Co-authored with Xan Chacko, Jennifer Terry, and Astrida Neimanis. LINK
2020, Artefacto Explosivo Improvisado: Landmines and Rebel Expertise in Colombian Warfare. Tapuya: Latin American Science, Technology and Society 3 (1): 472–92. LINK*
2017, Ethics, Collaboration, and Knowledge Production: Digital Storytelling with Sexually Diverse Farmworkers in California. Lateral 6 (1). Co-authored with Tania Lizarazo, Elisa Oceguera, David Tenorio, and Robert McKee Irwin. LINK*
Book Chapters
2023, Q de Quiebrapatas. In Belicopedia. Edited by Daniel Ruiz Serna and Diana Ojeda. Bogotá, Colombia. Universidad de los Andes. LINK
2017, The Amputated Body: Ghostly and Literal Presence. In Territories of Conflict: Traversing Colombia through Cultural Studies. Edited by Andrea Fanta Castro, Alejandro Herrero-Olaizola, Chloe Rutter-Jensen, New York: University of Rochester Press. LINK
Book Reviews
2023, War as an Environment: Domesticity, Bitterness, and Multispecies Attachments to Life. Current Anthropology 64 (3): 352–53. LINK
2022, Legacies of War: Violence, Ecologies, and Kin by Kimberly Theidon. Anthropological Quarterly 95 (4): 497–504. LINK
Special Issues
2023, Co-editor (with Xan Chacko, Jennifer Terry, and Astrida Neimanis) of The Domestication of War.” Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 9 (1). LINK*
Online articles and publications (editor-reviewed)
2023, Making Peace Possible Amidst Minefields. Hot Spots, Fieldsights, July. LINK
2022, Landscapes of Suspicion: Minefields and Cleared-Lands in Rural Colombia. Theorizing the Contemporary, Fieldsights, January. LINK
2021, Aprender a tocar bien. Boletina Anual # 9, Escuela de Estudios de Género, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Facultad de Ciencias Humanas. September. LINK
2020, On Landmines and Suspicion: How (not) to Walk Explosive Fields. Environment & Planning D: Society & Space, Forum. LINK
2020, Mine Detection Dog ‘Unit’: More Than Humans in the Humanitarian World.” Platypus: The CLASTAC Blog. LINK
In Progress
Preparing, Journal article: Peace Laboratories: Demining and the Experimental Politics of Postwar in Colombia.
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