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Deeply humbled for the Honorable Mention I received from ISA Peace Studies Section Committee for the Best Book Award by a scholar from the Global South Duke University Press

🚤 Roncar el canalete es una forma de comunicación en el Pacífico colombiano, hoy es el nombre de una iniciativa que busca formar líderes y contar historias del Chocó. 🎧 Encuéntralas en: nuestraorilla.co

AE 50.4 contains 10 outstanding research articles! Congratulations to our authors: Daniel Ruiz-Serna, Sayantan Saha Roy, Timothy Neale, jane Saffitz, Ruth J. Prince, Ariel Appel & Nurit Bird-David, Angela Garcia, Richard Martin, Simon Theobald, and John P. Taylor!

“When Forests Run Amok” author Daniel Ruiz-Serna joined us at #2023AAACascaToronto

T&F Social Sciences and Humanities Arjun Shankar Duke University Press @ISU_PoliSci Nancy P. Appelbaum: "Daniel Ruiz-Serna forces us to see the wounds of war and #displacement as ecological and spiritual as well as physical and political". Duke University Press Read more: doi.org/10.1080/014198…

Sharing this text published by Society for Cultural Anthropology. My two cents on Alejandro Castillejo Cuéllar's work. "Provincializing Sentience, Tuning More-than-Human Memory" culanth.org/fieldsights/pr…

This new Visual New Media series focuses on anthropologist & former commissioner Alejandro Castillejo Cuéllar's sound installation based on field recordings from the Colombia Truth Commission. culanth.org/fieldsights/se… Edited by alejandro jaramillo, posts by Castillejo-Cuéllar, Daniel Ruiz-Serna, @hanaj et al.

Congratulations to all our authors whose books have won awards since July 2023, including Hiʻilei Julia Hobart, Lisa Uperesa, Daniel Ruiz-Serna, @demonicground, Dr. Xine Yao @xineyaophd.bsky.social, @kasmani_o, @celestedaymoore, & many more! ow.ly/J6Wy50QkINH

“War is an experience that extends beyond people, it is designed and waged in concert with selves and agencies of all kinds, simultaneously resounding in human and other-than-human worlds.” -Daniel Ruiz-Serna (Daniel Ruiz-Serna) culanth.org/fieldsights/pr…

We're partnering with the Anthropology and Environment Society for this month's "Weekend Reads" to shed light on their interests, activities, and members! Meet Daniel Ruiz-Serna, anthropologist and Faculty Lecturer at McGill University! Learn more: mcgill.ca/anthropology/p…

Dear friends and colleagues, what to read to understand the correlation between linguistic diversity and biodiversity?

El martes 12 de marzo estaremos conversando sobre #NuestraOrilla podcast en la Sede Bogotá - Universidad Nacional de Colombia. ¡Les esperamos!

En ⁦Universidad Nacional de Colombia⁩ y con nuevas y viejas generaciones de ⁦Lab. de Cartografía Histórica e Historia Digital⁩, escuchamos “Paisajes sonoros de la memoria”. #podcast ⁦Alejandro Castillejo Cuéllar⁩ ⁦Catalina Munoz⁩ ⁦colectiva normal⁩ podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/nue…

Reviewed Daniel Ruiz-Serna's book "When Forests Run Amok" (Duke University Press) for the journal Cultural Politics. The ethnography unsettles conventional conceptualizations of territoriality to reveal the interplay of cosmoecological connections in the post-war forests. doi.org/10.1215/174321…

Very pleased of finding this review. Thanks Ajayant Katoch, you make a very compelling point: "amok can be redefined as the new standard state of existence". read.dukeupress.edu/cultural-polit…

Looking forward for this conversation. Join us to discuss how epistemological justice might help us build a long lasting peace in Colombia and beyond

La maravillosa Lina Britto nos hizo esta entrevista para El Espectador sobre #NuestraOrilla podcast 🎉🤓 #HistoriasParaLoQueViene Daniel Ruiz-Serna JENRY SERNA C. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales Uniandes

¡Vuelve Nuestra Orilla Podcast! Desde mañana, 19 de septiembre, escuchen el episodio extra: “A la manera de las plantas”. Una producción de colectiva normal, Ronca el Canalete e Historias para lo que Viene 💛