Entangled Materialities is a book project charting how ideas of uneven development, modernization, dependency, and resource management of oil, minerals, and agriculture, circulated across political institutions, international financial capital, and state aplanning apparatuses in twentieth-century Venezuela.

Archives of the Planetary Mine is a special issue in Geoforum that addresses the current geohistorical and socioecological magnitude of energy consumption and the radical politics, territorial, and social configurations around mineral resource extraction in the Global South.

Energy Matters: Latin America and the Cultural Critique of Energy is a special issue in Environmental Humanities that traces the intersections between cultures, materialities, politics, and energy consumption in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Venezuela.