Teo Ballvé
Graduate Student
B.A. Anthropology/History, Colorado College, 2001; M.A. International Affairs, The New School, 2009
Regional focus: Latin America
Selected publications
2013 (co-authored). "Gleaning the Current Conjuncture: Notes from the 3rd Antipode Institute for the Geographies of Justice." Antipode 45(4).
2013. "Territories of Life and Death on a Colombian Frontier." Antipode 45(1).
2012. "Grassroots Masquerades: Development, Paramilitaries, and Land Laundering in Colombia." Second International Confernce on Global Land-Grabbing.
2012. "Everyday State Formation: Territory, Decentralization, and the Narco Land-Grab in Colombia." Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 30(4).
2009. "The Dark Side of Plan Colombia," The Nation, June 15. About how Washington negligently subsidized paramilitary narco-traffickers with drug-war dollars to cultivate biofuel crops on stolen lands.
2006. Dispatches from Latin America: On the Frontlines Against Neoliberalism, co-edited with Vijay Prashad (Boston: South End Press, 2006; New Delhi: LeftWord, 2006).
2006. "Homies Unidos," in Youth Activism: An International Encyclopedia, Lonnie R. Sherrod, Ed. London: Greenwood Press.
All of my more journalistic writings (op-eds, feature articles, etc.) are archived on my personal website.
I also have a blog offering scattered notes and commentary on politics and geography: Territorial Masquerades.
