Dr. Livia Stone
or by Appointment
- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Research
Current Courses
270.001Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality
270.002Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality
499.001Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
400.003Independent Study In Anthropology
398.001Professional Practice: Research Apprenticeship Anthropology
382.001Senior Thesis
499.001Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
499.101Independent Research For The Master'S Thesis Final Term
498.001Professional Practice In Anthropology
270.001Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality
497.001Capstone Research In Applied Community And Economic Development
281.001Explorations in Cultural Anthropology
499.001Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
400.003Independent Study In Anthropology
498.001Professional Practice In Anthropology
382.002Senior Thesis
Research Interests & Areas
My research focuses on the intersections between political activism, cultural change, and visual media. I have a particular interest in anti-capitalist, anti-government social movements in Mexico and the United States. I am the author of Atenco Lives!: Filmmaking and Popular Struggle in Mexico (2019). My work has also apeared in Adjusting the Lens: Community and Collaborative Video in Mexico (2017), Cine político en México (2019), The Journal of Latin American & Caribbean Anthropology, Visual Anthropology Review, Cultural Anthropology, and The Taiwan Journal of Democracy. My current research projects include a historical examination of the ethico-political idea of autogestión in Mexico and a collaborative ethnographic project examining the challenges facing US heartland farmers and the contemporary cultural divide between the urban and the rural.