Rebecca Jarman is associate professor of Latin American studies at the University of Leeds. Her research is situated at the intersections between culture and history in contemporary Latin America, and examines the forces, aspirations, and tensions that forge places, communities, and shared imaginaries in postcolonial and decolonial environments.

Jarman offers a narrative of the informal city punctuated by historical turning points, chronicling swings between democratic, authoritarian, and populist politics.

Rebecca Jarman is associate professor of Latin American studies at the University of Leeds. Her research is situated at the intersections between culture and history in contemporary Latin America, and examines the forces, aspirations, and tensions that forge places, communities, and shared imaginaries in postcolonial and decolonial environments.

Jarman offers a narrative of the informal city punctuated by historical turning points, chronicling swings between democratic, authoritarian, and populist politics.

Rebecca Jarman is associate professor of Latin American studies at the University of Leeds. Her research is situated at the intersections between culture and history in contemporary Latin America, and examines the forces, aspirations, and tensions that forge places, communities, and shared imaginaries in postcolonial and decolonial environments.

Jarman offers a narrative of the informal city punctuated by historical turning points, chronicling swings between democratic, authoritarian, and populist politics.