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Professor Alison Ribeiro de Menezes is a leading Hispanist at the University of Warwick's Faculty of Arts, Department of Hispanic Studies. She previously served as Head of Department (2012-15), Head of School (2016-19), and currently holds the position of Deputy Chair (Research) for 2024-27. With academic roots in St Anne's College Oxford (DPhil in Spanish) and University College Dublin (lecturer 1995-2012), she specializes in cultural memory across Hispanic and Lusophone worlds.
- Doctorate from University of Oxford
- Lecturer at University College Dublin (1995-2012)
- Established Hispanic Studies department at Warwick (2012)
Her research bridges literary analysis with cultural memory studies, focusing on:
- Memory debates in post-Franco Spain
- Transnational memory of enforced disappearances
- Relationship between memory and humanitarian history
- Cultural responses to dictatorship legacies
- Public humanities and virtual memory projects
- Memory as performative, embodied practice
Recent publications and projects examine:
- Patricio Guzmán's documentary memory practices
- Chilean exile in British humanitarian contexts
- Colombian conflict transformation
- Spanish Civil War digital archiving
- Memory transmission across generations
- Memory's intersection with sustainability
Scientific recognition includes:
- AHRC Research Development Fellowship
- Leverhulme Trust awards
- Canadian SSHRC grants
- European Union research support
- Foundational REWIND award recipient
As a dedicated advisor, she has supervised:
- 11 current and completed PhD students
- Postdoctoral researchers in Latin American and Iberian studies
- Collaborative projects with global institutions
She leads:
- Warwick's Connecting Cultures Global Research Priority
- Virtual Spanish Civil War Project
- Journal of Romance Studies special issues
- Collaborative work with Museum of Memory and Human Rights (Santiago, Chile)
- International partnerships in memory studies
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