Ángel Iglesias Ortiz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4436767 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ángel Iglesias Ortiz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ángel Iglesias |
| FAMILY NAME | Ortiz |
| SIGNATURE | ORTIZ Á I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peace Research Institute Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8811-9302 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Resistance and Hope in Balance: Toward a Complementary Conceptual Framework
Despite substantial scholarship on resistance and the politics of hope, their interrelation remains insufficiently theorized. This article addresses this gap by advancing two arguments: first, that resistance and hope are conceptually and analytically complementary; and second, that hope, understood as a political orientation, is embedded in and enacted through everyday acts of resistance. Emphasizing the transformative potential of such action, …
Counteracting Everyday Violence at the Border: A View from Peacebuilding and Border Art
This article presents an overview of the potential for integrating specific peacebuilding strategies with the practice of border art as a tool for addressing various forms of violence in border regions. The specific peacebuilding strategies considered are nonviolent intervention, reduction of direct violence, transformation of relationships, and building capacity. It is proposed that the combination of these strategies with border art provides av…
Differentiation, Affected Temporalities and the Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion of the Border Regime
This article addresses the question of how differentiation functions as a fundamental criterion for the global border regime. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork in Finland and Mexico, we show how differentiation is instrumentalized by states and enables a complicated process of inclusion and exclusion that in some cases continues even after migration ends. We argue that differentiation is a precondition of the border regime, influencing the entire …
The Wall and the Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion at Baja California Borderlands: A Pictorial Journey
The essay considers the border wall between Mexico and the United States as its primary visual, symbolic, and material reference to reflect on the politics of exclusion and inclusion entangled in everyday discourses and practices in Baja California’s borderlands. Everyday bordering applies not only to governmental technologies of control but also to these sorts of politics. The essay proposes that the wall represents an exclusionary symbol that i…
Agenda-setting de Medios en la Guerra contra las Drogas
The present paper attempts to shed light on the issues related to the war on drugs in Mexico, and their frequency of coverage in the international press. Agendasetting and domestication are two different approaches used to address them. The information was collected in one national and three international newspapers: The Guardian of England, The New York Times of the United States, El País of Spain, and El Universal of Mexico. A content analysis …
Differentiation, Affected Temporalities and the Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion of the Border Regime
This article addresses the question of how differentiation functions as a fundamental criterion for the global border regime. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork in Finland and Mexico, we show how differentiation is instrumentalized by states and enables a complicated process of inclusion and exclusion that in some cases continues even after migration ends. We argue that differentiation is a precondition of the border regime, influencing the entire …
Agenda-setting de Medios en la Guerra contra las Drogas
The present paper attempts to shed light on the issues related to the war on drugs in Mexico, and their frequency of coverage in the international press. Agendasetting and domestication are two different approaches used to address them. The information was collected in one national and three international newspapers: The Guardian of England, The New York Times of the United States, El País of Spain, and El Universal of Mexico. A content analysis …
Agenda-setting de Medios en la Guerra contra las Drogas
The present paper attempts to shed light on the issues related to the war on drugs in Mexico, and their frequency of coverage in the international press. Agendasetting and domestication are two different approaches used to address them. The information was collected in one national and three international newspapers: The Guardian of England, The New York Times of the United States, El País of Spain, and El Universal of Mexico. A content analysis …
The Wall and the Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion at Baja California Borderlands: A Pictorial Journey
The essay considers the border wall between Mexico and the United States as its primary visual, symbolic, and material reference to reflect on the politics of exclusion and inclusion entangled in everyday discourses and practices in Baja California’s borderlands. Everyday bordering applies not only to governmental technologies of control but also to these sorts of politics. The essay proposes that the wall represents an exclusionary symbol that i…
Counteracting Everyday Violence at the Border: A View from Peacebuilding and Border Art
This article presents an overview of the potential for integrating specific peacebuilding strategies with the practice of border art as a tool for addressing various forms of violence in border regions. The specific peacebuilding strategies considered are nonviolent intervention, reduction of direct violence, transformation of relationships, and building capacity. It is proposed that the combination of these strategies with border art provides av…
Differentiation, Affected Temporalities and the Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion of the Border Regime
This article addresses the question of how differentiation functions as a fundamental criterion for the global border regime. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork in Finland and Mexico, we show how differentiation is instrumentalized by states and enables a complicated process of inclusion and exclusion that in some cases continues even after migration ends. We argue that differentiation is a precondition of the border regime, influencing the entire …
Resistance and Hope in Balance: Toward a Complementary Conceptual Framework
Despite substantial scholarship on resistance and the politics of hope, their interrelation remains insufficiently theorized. This article addresses this gap by advancing two arguments: first, that resistance and hope are conceptually and analytically complementary; and second, that hope, understood as a political orientation, is embedded in and enacted through everyday acts of resistance. Emphasizing the transformative potential of such action, …
Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Inclusion–exclusion principle (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Art (1 works)