Narrating Change: urban transformations in the Roma-Condesa, Mexico City (pp. 110-121; DOI: 10.23692/iMex.22.9) María Moreno Carranco María Moreno Carranco holds a PhD in Architecture from UC Berkeley; she is a…
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Chapultepec: hacia la escultura social (pp. 122-138; DOI: 10.23692/iMex.22.10) José Ramón Ruisánchez José Ramón Ruisánchez was born in Mexico City in 1971. In addition to his monographs Historias que regresan…
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Reviews (pp. I-III) Mark Remisch Stephanie Schütze (2018): Transnationale politische Räume. Arenen des politischen Engagements mexikanischer Migrant/innen zwischen Mexiko und den USA. Berlin: Walter Frey 2018, 300 pages.
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El periodismo en Puebla durante el período de la Independencia. Un análisis de las perspectivas de la construcción nacional y de la identidad mexicana en La Abeja Poblana, El Farol…
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We invite our readers/researchers to contribute to iMex Revista with an academic article. Since 2021, and thanks to the new format iMex Articles, the publication topics cover the entire spectrum…
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"Pobre México, tan lejos de Dios y tan cerca de Estados Unidos". La representación narrativa del eco-apocalipsis en la novela distópica La leyenda de los soles (1993) de Homero Aridjis…
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We invite our readers to contribute to iMex Revista with a review of a book or publication. Since 2021, and thanks to the new format iMex Articles, reviews can be…
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New Publication – Narratives of Money & Crime. Neoliberalism in Film, Literature and Popular Culture
Temelli, Y. y Bouchard, H. (eds.) (2021). Narratives of Money & Crime. Neoliberalism in Film, Literature and Popular Culture. Berlin: Peter Lang Verlag, 246 pages. (more…)
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