Helga Baitenmann

Helga Baitenmann serves as a CLACS Associate Fellow at the Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies within the Institute of Languages, Cultures and Societies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London. Her active fellowship term spans from July 2021 to June 2026, during which she conducts research on gender violence in Mexico from a historical perspective.

Her research centers on gender studies, history, and law with specialized focus on agrarian reform, gender violence, and indigenous women's rights in Latin America. She examines historical land disentailment processes, revolutionary justice systems, and contemporary legal frameworks in Mexico, bridging gender analysis with socio-legal history across nineteenth-century and revolutionary periods.

Her recent scholarly output demonstrates consistent thematic focus: the 2023 book chapter provides the first gendered analysis of nineteenth-century land disentailment in Mexico; the 2020 monograph investigates agrarian reform through judicial interactions in revolutionary Mexico; and the 2007 co-edited volume analyzes gender dynamics in contemporary Mexican law. Collectively, these works establish her expertise in historical gender justice, land rights, and legal anthropology within Latin American contexts.

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