Luis Escobedo
Researcher, Founding member
Luis Escobedo studies the historical-structural processes that have led Romania and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe, and the Global South, to reconsider ‘identity’ in the relation between ethno-racial orders and new migrations, while analysing their discourses and visuals, cultural artifacts, and collective memory.
Since his doctorate at UW (Poland), and through lecturing and research appointments at ITESM (Mexico) and UFS (South Africa), Luis has aimed at contributing to human rights advocacy, social change, and epistemic justice. He has co-edited and co-authored the book Migrants, Thinkers, Storytellers (HSRC Press, 2021), and articles in journals such as Soccer & Society; Peace Review; Earth Science, Systems and Society; Nationalism and Ethnic Politics; and Intersections.
Luis Escobedo
Researcher, Founding member
Luis Escobedo studies the historical-structural processes that have led Romania and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe, and the Global South, to reconsider ‘identity’ in the relation between ethno-racial orders and new migrations, while analysing their discourses and visuals, cultural artifacts, and collective memory.
Since his doctorate at University of Warsaw (Poland), and through lecturing and research appointments at the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Education (Mexico) and the University of the Free State (South Africa), Luis has aimed at contributing to human rights advocacy, social change, and epistemic justice. He has co-edited and co-authored the book Migrants, Thinkers, Storytellers (HSRC Press, 2021), and articles in journals such as the European Journal of Political Research; Nationalities Papers; Journal of Intercultural Communication; Soccer & Society; Peace Review; Nationalism and Ethnic Politics; Intersections; and Earth Science, Systems and Society.
