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Megan Jessica Ryburn

Profesora Asistente

Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Migración y ciudadania; fronteras y criminalización de la migración; violencia de género e interseccionalidad; metodologías basadas en las artes; investigación feminista y decolonial

Geografía Humana, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. Reino Unido, 2016
Estudios Latinoamericanos, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Reino Unido, 2012
Literatura español, literatura inglesa y historia, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. Nueva Zelanda, 2009

Profesora Asistente Full Time

UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE

Instituto de Estudios Internacionales

Santiago, Chile

2022 - A la fecha
British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow Full Time

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (LSE)

Londres, Reino Unido

2018 - 2022
LSE Fellow Full Time

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (LSE)

Londres, Reino Unido

2015 - 2018


Animating migration journeys from Colombia to Chile: expressing embodied experience through co-produced film Article ISI SCOPUS Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2024)
Introduction: towards migration-violence creative pathways Mcilwaine, Cathy; Ryburn, Megan Article ISI SCOPUS Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2024)
"I Don't Want You in My Country": Migrants Navigating Borderland Violences between Colombia and Chile Article ISI ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF GEOGRAPHERS (2022)
Living the Chilean dream? Bolivian migrants' incorporation in the space of economic citizenship Article ISI Geoforum (2016)


Megan Ryburn Habitando y transitando lugares de ciudadanía incierta: personas migrantes bolivianas en Chile Carol Chan; Carolina Stefoni BookSection (2021)
Diversities of international and transnational migration in and beyond Latin America Julie Cupples; Manuel Prieto BookSection (2019)
Metropolitan mobilities: transnational urban labour markets BookSection (2019)


Uncertain citizenship: Everyday practices of Bolivian migrants in Chile BookWhole (2018)


CENTRING MIGRATION AND MOTHERHOOD AT THE MARGINS: MIGRANT MOTHERS' EXPERIENCES OF BIRTH AND INFANCY IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN ANTOFAGASTA AND SANTIAGO, CHILE. Megan Ryburn Proyecto (2024)
Borderland Threads: Crafting in-depth narratives of violence and resistance with Colombian migrant women in Antodagasta, Chile Megan Ryburn Proyecto (2022)
Navigating borderlands: Colombian migrant women in Antofagasta Chile and their experiences of violence Megan Ryburn Proyecto (2018)

Megan Ryburn

Profesora Asistente

Instituto de Estudios Internacionales

Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Megan Jessica Ryburn

Líneas de Investigación

Educación

Geografía Humana, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. Reino Unido, 2016

Estudios Latinoamericanos, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Reino Unido, 2012

Literatura español, literatura inglesa y historia, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. Nueva Zelanda, 2009

Experiencia Académica

Profesora Asistente Full Time

British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow Full Time

LSE Fellow Full Time

Article (4)

Animating migration journeys from Colombia to Chile: expressing embodied experience through co-produced film

Introduction: towards migration-violence creative pathways

"I Don't Want You in My Country": Migrants Navigating Borderland Violences between Colombia and Chile

Living the Chilean dream? Bolivian migrants' incorporation in the space of economic citizenship

BookSection (3)

Megan Ryburn Habitando y transitando lugares de ciudadanía incierta: personas migrantes bolivianas en Chile

Diversities of international and transnational migration in and beyond Latin America

Metropolitan mobilities: transnational urban labour markets

BookWhole (1)

Uncertain citizenship: Everyday practices of Bolivian migrants in Chile

Proyecto (3)

CENTRING MIGRATION AND MOTHERHOOD AT THE MARGINS: MIGRANT MOTHERS' EXPERIENCES OF BIRTH AND INFANCY IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN ANTOFAGASTA AND SANTIAGO, CHILE.

Borderland Threads: Crafting in-depth narratives of violence and resistance with Colombian migrant women in Antodagasta, Chile

Navigating borderlands: Colombian migrant women in Antofagasta Chile and their experiences of violence

Megan Ryburn