Gabriela Coronado
Biographic Data
| ID | 642150 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gabriela Coronado |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gabriela |
| FAMILY NAME | Coronado |
| SIGNATURE | CORONADO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Sydney University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0957-3214 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Memories of pain and construction of exhibitions: Talking about femicide
Violent deaths of women for gender reasons, also known as femicides, continue to increase their numbers in Mexico, which has placed the country as one of the most dangerous places to be a woman. The growth of crimes and the impunity that surrounds them has generated indignation in different sectors of society and has led them to mobilization, one of these actions is “No Estamos todas” translated as 'We are not All Here', which through illustratio…
Multilingual language policy and mother tongue education in Timor-Leste: A multiscalar approach
Natural and Cultural Commons and the Organisation of Community Tourism Projects in Mexico
This paper aims to advance the understanding of the link between culture, territory and organisation in Mexico. My analysis considered how legal and customary access to natural and cultural Commons impacts on the governance and cultural control of two tourism projects in rural Mexico, and the products they offer. Using a tourist/quotidian ethnography and critical readings of cultural texts, produced to promote their tourist products, this study h…
Selling culture? Between commoditisation and cultural control in Indigenous alternative tourism
Indigenous cultures are significant for tourism but their owners have been systematically excluded from its benefits and control. To counteract this tendency, some indigenous organisations are becoming tourist agents offering alternative eco -cultural tourism. Their niche market has social and ecological consciousness but influenced by postcolonialist ideologies it still expects culture to be "authentic". To succeed, indigenous organisations need…
Apuntes sobre la relación entre la cultura virtual y la cultura mexicana en la Internet
Un efecto crucial de la globalización es una forma de intercambio cultural tan radicalmente nueva que demanda una redefinición de lo que concebimos como multiculturalismo y junto con ello de la naturaleza de la cultura misma. No sólo basta con analizar a las culturas nacionales y a sus identidades manteniendo la idea de una cultura fija, homogénea, que se encuentra bajo la supuesta amenaza de fuerzas globales. Es necesario buscar nuevas definicio…
De la profundidad a la superficie cultural. Lucha de significados y migración
Lo que los migrantes suponen sentido común proviene de la lógica cultural subyacente en comportamientos culturales aprendidos, practicados y transformados en la cotidianidad. En la nueva sociedad su cultura se ignora, pero los rasgos culturales originarios son transformados en representaciones exóticas que excluyen significados políticos y socioculturales propios. Como migrante mexicana en Australia analizo representaciones de lo mexicano para mo…
Imagining Latin America in Australia: Migration, Culture and Multiculturalism
The Smell of Memories. A Mexican Migrant’s Search for Emotional Sustainability through Mexican Films
For more than 10 years living as a Mexican migrant, between two countries (Mexico and Australia), two cities (Mexico City and Sydney), and two social worlds (Mexican and multicultural Australian ‘families-friends’), I have been immersed in a systematic process of self observation and self reflection on my life in my country of destination. During this time I have explored my memories of place and their relationship with my emotional experiences, …
Among Absences
Utilizando el género epistolar, una carta a mi madre, reflexiono sobre mi nueva vida e identidad como emigrante en Australia explorando mis percepciones sobre la diferencia cultural y lingüística. Lejos de mis hijas y nietos en México, en esta carta, tardíamente escrita, relato mis recuerdos, nostalgias y vivencias en el nuevo ambiente, y sobre todo, hablo de mis dificultades para manejar emocionalmente mi miedo a la ausencia en los momentos impo…
Giving with one hand: On the mining sector's treatment of indigenous stakeholders in the name of CSR
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the political dimensions in the relationships between mining companies and their aboriginal stakeholders in Australia. Practical applications of stakeholder approaches to corporate social responsibility (CSR) can overlook indigenous people at the local level of those who are most affected by mining. Design/methodology/approach Informed by critical discourse analysis, the paper reports on a…
Crossing Borders and Transforming Identities: Encountering Diasporic Mexicanness in Australia
Entre ausencias (Among Absences)
Utilizando el género epistolar, una carta a mi madre, reflexiono sobre mi nueva vida e identidad como emigrante en Australia explorando mis percepciones sobre la diferencia cultural y lingüística. Lejos de mis hijas y nietos en México, en esta carta, tardíamente escrita, relato mis recuerdos, nostalgias y vivencias en el nuevo ambiente, y sobre todo, hablo de mis dificultades para manejar emocionalmente mi miedo a la ausencia en los momentos impo…
From Autoethnography to the Quotidian Ethnographer ‐ Analysing Organisations as Hypertexts
This paper is the result of a reflection on my personal experience while researching the politics of culture and identity in intercultural collaborations in Mexico. It deals with how autoethnography transformed my relationship with the way of doing research and particularly how a dream at the beginning of my ethnographic research changed my assumptions of my role as interpreter. Using the analysis of the dream as a guide for understanding the dyn…
Discourses of Anti-corruption in Mexico. Culture of Corruption or Corruption of Culture
In the context of global capitalism the so-called developing countries are considered ‘commodities’ in offer in the global economy as emerging markets or for foreign investment. Countries need to show they are potentially highly competitive with low risk. The value of country characteristics is set by globalised managerial discourses, based on postcolonial ideologies that rate cultures and societies in terms of linear notions of progress and civi…
Insurgencia y turismo: Reflexiones sobre el impacto del turista politizado en Chiapas
El artculo analiza las interrelaciones entre turismo y poltica considerando el impacto de la rebelin indgena zapatista en el turismo en Chiapas, Mxico. Mediante el anlisis de productos tursticos y observaciones de campo la transformacin de la industria turstica se explica como efecto de las presiones de un nuevo tipo de visitante, el "turista politizado'. Atrado por el movimiento indgena y su relevancia como movimiento social global su posicin po…
Mexico Inc.? Discourse Analysis and the Triumph of Managerialism
Multinational corporations have become players on the global stage, alongside nations. This article addresses one aspect of this development, the way leaders of nations now use discourses and ways of thinking formerly characteristic of business in major policy documents. The paper distinguishes different senses of ‘discourse’ to identify what is managerial discourse, using textbooks as data. It then looks at a specific instance, the Mexican Gover…
Competing Health Models in Mexico: An Ideological Dialogue between Indian and Hegemonic Views
Models of health in Mexico emerge out of a conflictive interaction between two systems of knowledge and values: one from Western culture, considered superior and legitimate (by the majority), and an Indian one, regarded as inferior. The conflicts that arise from this ideological difference affect the success of public health programs directed to broad sectors of population with an indigenous culture. This gives rise to many problems in the treatm…
Peter Hervik,Mayan people within and beyond boundaries. Social categories and lived identity in Yucatάn, Amsterdam, Harwood Academic Publishers, 1999
From Denmark, from a distant world, formed by a Western academic view, Peter Hervik travelled far to find surprising facts about a community of Indian peoples, Maya speakers, and about himself. To read his account of that trip is like reading two, or more, books that weave together his views on a small town in the State of Yucatan in Mexico, and his discovery of the kind of anthropologist he wants to be. The interaction between these two discover…
Una versión indígena de la historia: Los Nahuas de Cuetzalan
El discurso histórico transmitido como parte de la cultura hegemónica generalmente destaca una construcción unilateral de los procesos que excluye a algunos sectores sociales. Éste ha sido el caso de la historia mexicana dominante en la que los sectores indios han estado ausentes como actores activos y mas aun como creadores de dicha producción discursiva. La narrativa histórica dominante se ha basado sobre todo en documentos producidos primero p…
Imagining Latin America in Australia: Migration, Culture and Multiculturalism
Selling culture? Between commoditisation and cultural control in Indigenous alternative tourism
Indigenous cultures are significant for tourism but their owners have been systematically excluded from its benefits and control. To counteract this tendency, some indigenous organisations are becoming tourist agents offering alternative eco -cultural tourism. Their niche market has social and ecological consciousness but influenced by postcolonialist ideologies it still expects culture to be "authentic". To succeed, indigenous organisations need…
Insurgencia y turismo: Reflexiones sobre el impacto del turista politizado en Chiapas
El artculo analiza las interrelaciones entre turismo y poltica considerando el impacto de la rebelin indgena zapatista en el turismo en Chiapas, Mxico. Mediante el anlisis de productos tursticos y observaciones de campo la transformacin de la industria turstica se explica como efecto de las presiones de un nuevo tipo de visitante, el "turista politizado'. Atrado por el movimiento indgena y su relevancia como movimiento social global su posicin po…
Natural and Cultural Commons and the Organisation of Community Tourism Projects in Mexico
This paper aims to advance the understanding of the link between culture, territory and organisation in Mexico. My analysis considered how legal and customary access to natural and cultural Commons impacts on the governance and cultural control of two tourism projects in rural Mexico, and the products they offer. Using a tourist/quotidian ethnography and critical readings of cultural texts, produced to promote their tourist products, this study h…
Giving with one hand: On the mining sector's treatment of indigenous stakeholders in the name of CSR
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the political dimensions in the relationships between mining companies and their aboriginal stakeholders in Australia. Practical applications of stakeholder approaches to corporate social responsibility (CSR) can overlook indigenous people at the local level of those who are most affected by mining. Design/methodology/approach Informed by critical discourse analysis, the paper reports on a…
Competing Health Models in Mexico: An Ideological Dialogue between Indian and Hegemonic Views
Models of health in Mexico emerge out of a conflictive interaction between two systems of knowledge and values: one from Western culture, considered superior and legitimate (by the majority), and an Indian one, regarded as inferior. The conflicts that arise from this ideological difference affect the success of public health programs directed to broad sectors of population with an indigenous culture. This gives rise to many problems in the treatm…
Multilingual language policy and mother tongue education in Timor-Leste: A multiscalar approach
The Smell of Memories. A Mexican Migrant’s Search for Emotional Sustainability through Mexican Films
For more than 10 years living as a Mexican migrant, between two countries (Mexico and Australia), two cities (Mexico City and Sydney), and two social worlds (Mexican and multicultural Australian ‘families-friends’), I have been immersed in a systematic process of self observation and self reflection on my life in my country of destination. During this time I have explored my memories of place and their relationship with my emotional experiences, …
From Autoethnography to the Quotidian Ethnographer ‐ Analysing Organisations as Hypertexts
This paper is the result of a reflection on my personal experience while researching the politics of culture and identity in intercultural collaborations in Mexico. It deals with how autoethnography transformed my relationship with the way of doing research and particularly how a dream at the beginning of my ethnographic research changed my assumptions of my role as interpreter. Using the analysis of the dream as a guide for understanding the dyn…
Una versión indígena de la historia: Los Nahuas de Cuetzalan
El discurso histórico transmitido como parte de la cultura hegemónica generalmente destaca una construcción unilateral de los procesos que excluye a algunos sectores sociales. Éste ha sido el caso de la historia mexicana dominante en la que los sectores indios han estado ausentes como actores activos y mas aun como creadores de dicha producción discursiva. La narrativa histórica dominante se ha basado sobre todo en documentos producidos primero p…
Peter Hervik,Mayan people within and beyond boundaries. Social categories and lived identity in Yucatάn, Amsterdam, Harwood Academic Publishers, 1999
From Denmark, from a distant world, formed by a Western academic view, Peter Hervik travelled far to find surprising facts about a community of Indian peoples, Maya speakers, and about himself. To read his account of that trip is like reading two, or more, books that weave together his views on a small town in the State of Yucatan in Mexico, and his discovery of the kind of anthropologist he wants to be. The interaction between these two discover…
Competing Health Models in Mexico: An Ideological Dialogue between Indian and Hegemonic Views
Models of health in Mexico emerge out of a conflictive interaction between two systems of knowledge and values: one from Western culture, considered superior and legitimate (by the majority), and an Indian one, regarded as inferior. The conflicts that arise from this ideological difference affect the success of public health programs directed to broad sectors of population with an indigenous culture. This gives rise to many problems in the treatm…
Mexico Inc.? Discourse Analysis and the Triumph of Managerialism
Multinational corporations have become players on the global stage, alongside nations. This article addresses one aspect of this development, the way leaders of nations now use discourses and ways of thinking formerly characteristic of business in major policy documents. The paper distinguishes different senses of ‘discourse’ to identify what is managerial discourse, using textbooks as data. It then looks at a specific instance, the Mexican Gover…
Discourses of Anti-corruption in Mexico. Culture of Corruption or Corruption of Culture
In the context of global capitalism the so-called developing countries are considered ‘commodities’ in offer in the global economy as emerging markets or for foreign investment. Countries need to show they are potentially highly competitive with low risk. The value of country characteristics is set by globalised managerial discourses, based on postcolonial ideologies that rate cultures and societies in terms of linear notions of progress and civi…
Insurgencia y turismo: Reflexiones sobre el impacto del turista politizado en Chiapas
El artculo analiza las interrelaciones entre turismo y poltica considerando el impacto de la rebelin indgena zapatista en el turismo en Chiapas, Mxico. Mediante el anlisis de productos tursticos y observaciones de campo la transformacin de la industria turstica se explica como efecto de las presiones de un nuevo tipo de visitante, el "turista politizado'. Atrado por el movimiento indgena y su relevancia como movimiento social global su posicin po…
Crossing Borders and Transforming Identities: Encountering Diasporic Mexicanness in Australia
Entre ausencias (Among Absences)
Utilizando el género epistolar, una carta a mi madre, reflexiono sobre mi nueva vida e identidad como emigrante en Australia explorando mis percepciones sobre la diferencia cultural y lingüística. Lejos de mis hijas y nietos en México, en esta carta, tardíamente escrita, relato mis recuerdos, nostalgias y vivencias en el nuevo ambiente, y sobre todo, hablo de mis dificultades para manejar emocionalmente mi miedo a la ausencia en los momentos impo…
From Autoethnography to the Quotidian Ethnographer ‐ Analysing Organisations as Hypertexts
This paper is the result of a reflection on my personal experience while researching the politics of culture and identity in intercultural collaborations in Mexico. It deals with how autoethnography transformed my relationship with the way of doing research and particularly how a dream at the beginning of my ethnographic research changed my assumptions of my role as interpreter. Using the analysis of the dream as a guide for understanding the dyn…
Giving with one hand: On the mining sector's treatment of indigenous stakeholders in the name of CSR
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the political dimensions in the relationships between mining companies and their aboriginal stakeholders in Australia. Practical applications of stakeholder approaches to corporate social responsibility (CSR) can overlook indigenous people at the local level of those who are most affected by mining. Design/methodology/approach Informed by critical discourse analysis, the paper reports on a…
The Smell of Memories. A Mexican Migrant’s Search for Emotional Sustainability through Mexican Films
For more than 10 years living as a Mexican migrant, between two countries (Mexico and Australia), two cities (Mexico City and Sydney), and two social worlds (Mexican and multicultural Australian ‘families-friends’), I have been immersed in a systematic process of self observation and self reflection on my life in my country of destination. During this time I have explored my memories of place and their relationship with my emotional experiences, …
Among Absences
Utilizando el género epistolar, una carta a mi madre, reflexiono sobre mi nueva vida e identidad como emigrante en Australia explorando mis percepciones sobre la diferencia cultural y lingüística. Lejos de mis hijas y nietos en México, en esta carta, tardíamente escrita, relato mis recuerdos, nostalgias y vivencias en el nuevo ambiente, y sobre todo, hablo de mis dificultades para manejar emocionalmente mi miedo a la ausencia en los momentos impo…
Natural and Cultural Commons and the Organisation of Community Tourism Projects in Mexico
This paper aims to advance the understanding of the link between culture, territory and organisation in Mexico. My analysis considered how legal and customary access to natural and cultural Commons impacts on the governance and cultural control of two tourism projects in rural Mexico, and the products they offer. Using a tourist/quotidian ethnography and critical readings of cultural texts, produced to promote their tourist products, this study h…
Selling culture? Between commoditisation and cultural control in Indigenous alternative tourism
Indigenous cultures are significant for tourism but their owners have been systematically excluded from its benefits and control. To counteract this tendency, some indigenous organisations are becoming tourist agents offering alternative eco -cultural tourism. Their niche market has social and ecological consciousness but influenced by postcolonialist ideologies it still expects culture to be "authentic". To succeed, indigenous organisations need…
Apuntes sobre la relación entre la cultura virtual y la cultura mexicana en la Internet
Un efecto crucial de la globalización es una forma de intercambio cultural tan radicalmente nueva que demanda una redefinición de lo que concebimos como multiculturalismo y junto con ello de la naturaleza de la cultura misma. No sólo basta con analizar a las culturas nacionales y a sus identidades manteniendo la idea de una cultura fija, homogénea, que se encuentra bajo la supuesta amenaza de fuerzas globales. Es necesario buscar nuevas definicio…
De la profundidad a la superficie cultural. Lucha de significados y migración
Lo que los migrantes suponen sentido común proviene de la lógica cultural subyacente en comportamientos culturales aprendidos, practicados y transformados en la cotidianidad. En la nueva sociedad su cultura se ignora, pero los rasgos culturales originarios son transformados en representaciones exóticas que excluyen significados políticos y socioculturales propios. Como migrante mexicana en Australia analizo representaciones de lo mexicano para mo…
Imagining Latin America in Australia: Migration, Culture and Multiculturalism
Multilingual language policy and mother tongue education in Timor-Leste: A multiscalar approach
Memories of pain and construction of exhibitions: Talking about femicide
Violent deaths of women for gender reasons, also known as femicides, continue to increase their numbers in Mexico, which has placed the country as one of the most dangerous places to be a woman. The growth of crimes and the impunity that surrounds them has generated indignation in different sectors of society and has led them to mobilization, one of these actions is “No Estamos todas” translated as 'We are not All Here', which through illustratio…
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