Martha G Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 241616 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martha G Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martha G |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL M G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8232-5738 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Global Greenhouse Boom
The global greenhouse boom is central to the accelerating intensification of agri-food systems. Perspectives and principles of critical agrarian studies, the Plantationocene, and environment-society geography are used to offer a novel approach to the global greenhouse boom. Case studies of leading greenhouse countries (Spain, China, Morocco, Mexico) illustrate distinctive dynamics that have developed during recent decades. The perspectives and ca…
Entangled pathways of the Plantationocene
International audience
Narrating from landscape in Andean archaeology
Archaeologists use the landscape to explain the past, often referring to traditional or indigenous knowledge to better understand that landscape. But how is this analogical process performed, and how is indigenous knowledge understood and recorded? This article examines Peruvian geographer Javier Pulgar Vidal’s concept of suni—a term with several definitions in Aymara and Quechua, but which was transformed by Pulgar Vidal into a “Natural Region,”…
Overlooked legacies
Making Urban Colonial Lima (1535-1650)
This chapter examines the interplay of the traza or foundational plan for Lima’s urban grid based on Spanish colonial traditions with the actual development of the city. It considers the relationship between urban planning and the everyday practicalities of urban life through examination of the public spaces (the Plaza Mayor and other minor plazas) and the municipal drinking water pipeline network. These case studies are developed using archival …
Introducing JLAG em Tradução/JLAG en Traducción
ing the fiftieth anniversary of the Conference of Latin American Geography (formerly the Conference of Latin
Wheat is the nerve of the whole republic’
Mapping colonial Quechua through trial interpretations in 17 th -century Cajamarca
Andean linguistics has not determined the geographic extent in which Quechua was spoken in Peru's Cajamarca region during the colonial period. The debate centers on whether it ranged beyond where it is currently found in the ‘enclaves’ of Porcón and Chetilla. No previous systematic efforts have attempted to clarify this problem. Here, we seek to reconstruct 17th-century Quechua distribution using data from trial interpretations (oral language tra…
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
Re-placing plainware
An early framework of national land use and geovisualization
Modes of mobility
This paper explores the paradox of the promotion of access and inclusion through mobility for persons who experience different modes of mobility as their sensory experience of self in interaction. In this investigation, I focus on the interaction space and draw together the literatures on the sociology of the body, the sociology of action and the sociology of mobility with the aim of asking how the body in social anthropology is a moving body. I …
Author Bios
Maps, Management and Mills in Colonial Lima, Peru (1532–1821)
Advanced students whose dissertations are substantially concerned with the history of cartography are invited to contact the editor of this section (Dr Elizabeth Baigent, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford OX2
Collaguas IV
Wheat is the nerve of the whole republic’
An early framework of national land use and geovisualization
Entangled pathways of the Plantationocene
International audience
Overlooked legacies
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
The Global Greenhouse Boom
The global greenhouse boom is central to the accelerating intensification of agri-food systems. Perspectives and principles of critical agrarian studies, the Plantationocene, and environment-society geography are used to offer a novel approach to the global greenhouse boom. Case studies of leading greenhouse countries (Spain, China, Morocco, Mexico) illustrate distinctive dynamics that have developed during recent decades. The perspectives and ca…
Mapping colonial Quechua through trial interpretations in 17 th -century Cajamarca
Andean linguistics has not determined the geographic extent in which Quechua was spoken in Peru's Cajamarca region during the colonial period. The debate centers on whether it ranged beyond where it is currently found in the ‘enclaves’ of Porcón and Chetilla. No previous systematic efforts have attempted to clarify this problem. Here, we seek to reconstruct 17th-century Quechua distribution using data from trial interpretations (oral language tra…
Maps, Management and Mills in Colonial Lima, Peru (1532–1821)
Advanced students whose dissertations are substantially concerned with the history of cartography are invited to contact the editor of this section (Dr Elizabeth Baigent, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford OX2
Collaguas IV
Modes of mobility
This paper explores the paradox of the promotion of access and inclusion through mobility for persons who experience different modes of mobility as their sensory experience of self in interaction. In this investigation, I focus on the interaction space and draw together the literatures on the sociology of the body, the sociology of action and the sociology of mobility with the aim of asking how the body in social anthropology is a moving body. I …
Author Bios
Re-placing plainware
An early framework of national land use and geovisualization
Mapping colonial Quechua through trial interpretations in 17 th -century Cajamarca
Andean linguistics has not determined the geographic extent in which Quechua was spoken in Peru's Cajamarca region during the colonial period. The debate centers on whether it ranged beyond where it is currently found in the ‘enclaves’ of Porcón and Chetilla. No previous systematic efforts have attempted to clarify this problem. Here, we seek to reconstruct 17th-century Quechua distribution using data from trial interpretations (oral language tra…
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
Wheat is the nerve of the whole republic’
Making Urban Colonial Lima (1535-1650)
This chapter examines the interplay of the traza or foundational plan for Lima’s urban grid based on Spanish colonial traditions with the actual development of the city. It considers the relationship between urban planning and the everyday practicalities of urban life through examination of the public spaces (the Plaza Mayor and other minor plazas) and the municipal drinking water pipeline network. These case studies are developed using archival …
Introducing JLAG em Tradução/JLAG en Traducción
ing the fiftieth anniversary of the Conference of Latin American Geography (formerly the Conference of Latin
Overlooked legacies
Narrating from landscape in Andean archaeology
Archaeologists use the landscape to explain the past, often referring to traditional or indigenous knowledge to better understand that landscape. But how is this analogical process performed, and how is indigenous knowledge understood and recorded? This article examines Peruvian geographer Javier Pulgar Vidal’s concept of suni—a term with several definitions in Aymara and Quechua, but which was transformed by Pulgar Vidal into a “Natural Region,”…
Entangled pathways of the Plantationocene
International audience
The Global Greenhouse Boom
The global greenhouse boom is central to the accelerating intensification of agri-food systems. Perspectives and principles of critical agrarian studies, the Plantationocene, and environment-society geography are used to offer a novel approach to the global greenhouse boom. Case studies of leading greenhouse countries (Spain, China, Morocco, Mexico) illustrate distinctive dynamics that have developed during recent decades. The perspectives and ca…
Geography (11 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Colonialism (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · History (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works)