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Professor Andrew Canessa

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Department of Sociology and Criminology
Professor Andrew Canessa
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    +44 (0) 1206 873440

  • Location

    6.352, Colchester Campus

  • Academic support hours

    By appointment

Profile

Biography

Andrew is a social anthropologist and has worked for many years with Aymara speakers in highland Bolivia and has published widely on issues of indigeneity, race, gender, and sexuality. More recently he was the PI in an ESRC funded project looking at the evolution of a British Gibraltarian identity over the course of the 20th century. Member of the 糖心Vlog Human Rights Centre ESRC research project: Bordering on Britishness: An Oral History of Gibraltarian Identity in the 20th Century Teaching interests: Latin America, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, indigenous peoples, anthropology.

Qualifications

  • BA

  • PhD (LSE)

Research and professional activities

Research interests

Indigenous studies

Open to supervise

Latin America, especially the Andes

Key words: Andes
Open to supervise

Gender and sexualities

Open to supervise

Ethnic and racial identities

Open to supervise

Bolivia, especially indigenous peoples

I am interested in social and political processes in Bolivia, especially as they relate to indigenous peoples.

Key words: Bolivia

Gibraltar

I am particularly interested in the development of Gibraltarian identity over the course of the 20th Century and have conducted a major oral history study Bordering on Britishness.

Key words: Gibraltar
Open to supervise

Current research

Andrew is currently finishing an ESRC funded project Bordering on Britishness: An Oral History Study of Gibraltarian Identitywhich explores through almost 400 interviews how Gibraltar evolved from an overwhelmining Spanish speaking in the beginning of the 20th century to one which is increasingly anglophone and where most people passionately reject any association with Spanishness.

Teaching and supervision

Current teaching responsibilities

  • The Current Issues in Social Science (SC340)

Previous supervision

Olivia Jane Stiles Arigho
Olivia Jane Stiles Arigho
Thesis title: 鈥淲e Are the Seed From Which Bolivia Was Born鈥: Indigenous Politics and the Environmental Question in Highland Bolivia, 1920-1990.
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 26/7/2022
Anna Theresia Thylin
Anna Theresia Thylin
Thesis title: The Multiple Constructions of Gender in the Wake of Armed Struggle: An Intersectional Study of Ex-Combatants in Colombia
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 25/3/2022
Amaru Villanueva Rance
Amaru Villanueva Rance
Thesis title: Changing Contours of the Bolivian Middle Classes: Discursive Disputes and the Uses of Rhetoric
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 25/6/2021
Helena-Ulrike Marambio
Helena-Ulrike Marambio
Thesis title: The Potential of Legal Empowerment for Disadvantaged Groups 鈥 a Case Study of Tamil Women with Physical Disabilities in Post-War Sri Lanka
Degree subject: Human Rights
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 6/1/2021
Aiko Ikemura Amaral
Aiko Ikemura Amaral
Thesis title: Identity, Work, and Mobility Amongst Bolivian Market Women in El Alto and S茫o Paulo
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 8/4/2019
Simon Paul Haisell
Simon Paul Haisell
Thesis title: Indigenous Modernity and its Malcontents: Family, Religion and Tradition in Highland Ecuador
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 14/7/2017
Jessika Eichler
Jessika Eichler
Thesis title: The Vernacularisation of Indigenous Peoples' Participatory Rights in the Bolivian Extractive Sector: Including Subgroups in Collective Decision-Making Processes
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 27/2/2017
Aysegul Akdemir
Aysegul Akdemir
Thesis title: Alevis in Britain: Emerging Identities in a Transnational Social Space
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 27/5/2016
Juan Carlos Ruiz Flores
Juan Carlos Ruiz Flores
Thesis title: Stigma and Exclusion in Santiago: Urban Violence From Above and Below in the Neoliberal Era
Degree subject: Sociology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 6/3/2015
Jeremie Voirol
Jeremie Voirol
Degree subject: Occasional Study: Sociology (Research)
Degree type: Occasional Postgraduate Study
Awarded date: 1/10/2014
Alessandra Maja Pellegrini
Alessandra Maja Pellegrini
Degree subject: Occasional Study: Sociology (Research)
Degree type: Occasional Postgraduate Study
Awarded date: 22/7/2012
Monica Mihaela Iancau
Monica Mihaela Iancau
Degree subject: Occasional Study: Sociology (Research)
Degree type: Occasional Postgraduate Study
Awarded date: 22/4/2012

Publications

Journal articles (32)

Canessa, A., (2023). . cultura & psych茅: Journal of Cultural Psychology. 4 (1), 19-31

Canessa, A., (2023). . Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment. 45 (2), 55-68

Orsini, G., Canessa, A. and Mart铆nez del Campo, LG., (2021). . Cromohs - Cyber Review of Modern Historiography. 23, 60-75

Orsini, G., Canessa, A., Gonzaga Mart铆nez del Campo, L. and Ballantine Pereira, J., (2019). Fixed Lines, Permanent Transitions. International Borders, Cross-Border Communities and the Transforming Experience of Otherness. Journal of Borderlands Studies. 34 (3), 361-376

Canessa, A., (2018). . Comparative Studies in Society and History. 60 (2), 308-337

Canessa, A., (2018). . New Diversities. 19 (2), 69-84

Canessa, A., (2017). . HAU : Journal of Ethnographic Theory. 7 (1), 545-551

Canessa, A., (2017). . HAU : Journal of Ethnographic Theory. 7 (2), 15-17

Ballantine Perera, J. and Canessa, A., (2016). . Life Writing. 13 (2), 273-283

Canessa, A., (2015). . Probl猫mes d'Am茅rique latine. N掳 92 (1), 11-26

Canessa, A., (2014). . Revista Espa帽ola de Antropolog铆a Americana. 44 (1), 255-273

Canessa, A., (2014). . Critique of Anthropology. 34 (2), 153-173

Canessa, A., (2012). . Latin American Perspectives. 39 (6), 109-115

Canessa, A., (2012). . Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies. 7 (2), 201-221

Canessa, ALE., (2012). De la arqueolog铆a a la autonom铆a: El uso de restos precolombinos para forjar una nueva relaci贸n con el Estado en Bolivia. Nuevo mundo - Mundos Nuevos. 12 (2)

Canessa, A., (2010). . Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies. 5 (2), 175-187

Canessa, A., (2009). . History Workshop Journal. 68 (1), 173-198

Canessa, ALE., (2009). . La Manzana de la Discordia. 5 (2), 5-5

Canessa, A., (2008). . History and Anthropology. 19 (4), 353-369

Canessa, A., (2008). . Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies. 17 (1), 41-64

Canessa, A., (2007). . Urban Anthropology. 36 (3), 195-237

Canessa, A., (2007). . Urban Anthropology. 36 (3), 145-159

Canessa, A., (2007). El indio desde adentro, el indio desde afuera: ciudadan铆a, raza y sexo en una comunidad boliviana. La manzana de la discordia. 4 (2), 7-23

Canessa, A., (2006). . Bulletin of Latin American Research. 25 (2), 241-263

Canessa, ALE., (2006). De latigazos a libros de texto: Observaciones sobre el racismo en Larecaja. Fe y Pueblo. 10 (1), 55-73

Canessa *, A., (2004). . Race Ethnicity and Education. 7 (2), 185-204

Canessa, A., (2000). . Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. 6 (4), 705-720

CANESSA, A., (2000). . Journal of Latin American Studies. 32 (1), 115-144

Canessa, ALE., (1998). . Ethnos. 63 (2), 227-227

Canessa, A., (1998). . Studies in World Christianity. 4 (Part_1), 21-40

Canessa, A., (1998). Evangelical Protestantism in the Northern Highlands of Bolivia. Studies in World Christianity. 4 (1), 21-40

Howard-Malverde, R. and Canessa, A., (1995). The school in the Quechua and Aymara communities of highland Bolivia. International Journal of Educational Development. 15 (3), 231-243

Books (9)

Canessa, A. and Picq, ML., (2024). . University of Arizona Press. 0816553963. 9780816553976

Brablec, D. and Canessa, A., (2023). . University of Arizona Press. 081654882X. 9780816548828

Canessa, A., (2019). . Palgrave Macmillan. 3319993097. 978-3-319-99309-6

Canessa, A., Orsini, G., Campbell, B., Ponce, J., Diaz, B. and Martinez del Valle, L., (2018). Barrier and Bridge: Spanish and Gibraltarian Perspectives on Their Border. Sussex Academic Press. 1845199057. 9781845199050

Canessa, A., (2012). . Duke University Press. 0822352672. 9780822352679

Affairs, IWGFI. and IWGIA, (2012). . 8792786111. 9788792786111

Hern谩ndez, RA. and Canessa, A., (2012). G茅nero, complementariedades y exclusiones en Mesoam茅rica y los Andes.. International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA); Abya Yala Press; The British Academy. 9788792786111

Canessa, A., (2011). . 9780816530137

Canessa, A., (2006). . 9789990588002

Book chapters (20)

Brablec, D. and Canessa, A., (2023). Indigenous Peoples in the Cities of the World. In: Urban Indigeneities: Being Indigenous in the 21st Century. Editors: Canessa, A. and Brablec, D., . University of Arizona Press. 1- 1

Orsini, G., Canessa, A. and Martinez, L., (2018). Small Territories/Big Borders: Gibraltar, Lampedusa, and Melilla. In: Barrier and Bridge: Gibraltarian and Spanish Perspectives on their Border. Editors: Canessa, A., . Sussex Academic Press. 22- 22. 978-1-84519-905-0

Canessa, A., Orsini, G. and Mart铆nez, L., (2018). An Example to the World!:鈥 Multiculturalism in the Creation of a Gibraltarian Identity. In: Barrier and Bridge: Gibraltarian and Spanish Perspectives on their Border. Editors: Canessa, A., . Sussex Academic Press. 102- 125. 978-1-84519-905-0

Canessa, A., Orsini, G. and Mart铆nez, L., (2018). Gibraltar as a Gated Community: A Critical Look at Gibraltarian Nationalism. In: Barrier and Bridge: Gibraltarian and Spanish Perspectives on their Border. Editors: Canessa, A., . Sussex Academic Press. 150- 174. 978-1-84519-905-0

Canessa, ALE., (2017). Painful Proximity: Two Women's Accounts of the Gibraltar/Spanish Border. In: Encyclopedia of Migrants. L'age de la tortue

Canessa, A., (2017). . In: Global Entangled Inequalities: Conceptual Debates and Evidence from Latin America. Editors: Jelin, E., Motta, RC. and Costa, S., . Routledsge. 128- 143. 9781138740600

Canessa, ALE., (2016). . In: The Crisis of Multiculturalism in Latin America. Editors: Lehmann, D., . Springer. 1137509589. 9781137509581

Canessa, ALE., (2013). Geschlecht und Sexualit盲t in Lateinamerika in (post-) postkolonialer Perspektive. In: Frauen (und) Macht in Lateinamerika. Editors: Tuider, E. and Burchardt, H., . Nomos

Canessa, ALE., (2012). So帽ando con padres: Fausto Reinaga y el masculinismo ind铆gena. In: Hacia un futuro Ind铆gena en Mesoam茅rica y los Andes: G茅nero, Complementariedades y Exclusiones. Editors: Canessa, A. and Hernandez Castillo, A., . IWGIA/Abya Yala. 99- 117. 978-87-92786-11-1

Canessa, ALE. and Hernandez Castillo, R., (2012). Introducci贸n: Identidades Ind铆genas y Relaciones de G茅nero en Mesoam茅rica y la Regi贸n Andina. In: Hacia un futuro Ind铆gena en Mesoam茅rica y los Andes: G茅nero, Complementariedades y Exclusiones.. Editors: Canessa, A. and Hernandez Castillo, R., . IWGIA/Abya Yala

Canessa, ALE., (2012). Sitios Antiguos y Nuevas Ciudadan铆as: El uso de la arqueolog铆a para crear autonom铆a aut贸ctona en Bolivia. In: Autocton铆a, poder local y espacio global frente a la noci贸n de ciudadan铆a. Editors: Orobitg, G. and Pitarch, P., . Universitat de Barcelona

Canessa, A., (2011). The Indian within, the Indian without: Citizenship, race, and sex in a Bolivian Hamlet. In: Natives Making Nation: Gender, Indigeneity, and the State in the Andes. 130- 155

Canessa, A., (2011). Introduction: Making the nation on the margins. 3- 31

Canessa, ALE., (2008). Celebrando lo ind铆gena en Bolivia: Unas reflexiones sobre el a帽o nuevo Aymara. In: Repensando las identidades y pol铆ticas ind铆genas en Am茅rica Latina. Editors: Martinez Novo, C., . Flacso

Canessa, ALE., (2008). El sexo y el ciudadano: Barbies y reinas de belleza en la era de Evo Morales.. In: Raza, etnicidad y sexualidades: ciudadan铆a y multiculturalismo en Am茅rica Latina. Editors: Wade, P., Urrea, F. and Viveros, M., . CES

Canessa, ALE., (2006). 鈥楰harisiri: Maldad y alteridad en los Andes meridionales.鈥. In: Conceptos del Mal en Latinoamerica.. Editors: Gareis, I., . BAS (Bonner Amerikanistische Studien / Estudios Americanistas de Bonn),. 167- 201

Canessa, ALE., (2003). Evangelistas y Kataristas en Bolivia. In: Ensayos sobre la sociolog铆a de religi贸n andina

Canessa, ALE., (2002). Postmodernismo y evangelismo en Bolivia. In: Religion y postmodernidad: Las recientes alteraciones de campo religioso. Abya Yala. 47- 66

Canessa, ALE., (1999). Making Persons, Marking Difference: Procreation in Highland Bolivia. In: Conceiving Persons: Ethnographies of Procreations, Substance, and Personhood. Editors: Loizos, P. and Heady, P., . Athlone Press. 69- 87

Canessa, ALE., (1997). Chachawarmi: negociando (des)igualdades de g茅nero en una aldea aymara boliviana. In: In Nuevas Direcciones en los Estudios Andinos. Editors: Arnold, D., . ILCA/CIPCA

Reports and Papers (1)

Canessa, A., (2012).

Other (1)

Canessa, A., (2008).From the Editor of the Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology. American Anthropologist. 110(4),Wiley

Grants and funding

2019

Conquering Self-Representation: A Collaborative Approach to the Aesthetical-Political Dimension of Amazonian Contemporary Art

European Commission

2013

Bordering on Britishness

Economic & Social Research Council

Contact

canessa@essex.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1206 873440

Location:

6.352, Colchester Campus

Academic support hours:

By appointment

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