Fabiola Bazo’s research examines the evolution of gender politics in the history of rock and roll made in Lima, Peru. Fabiola became interested in the politics of gender in the course of writing her book Desborde Subterráneo (Underground Overflow) about the 1980s punk rock scene in Lima. The monograph, published by The Contemporary Art Institute (Lima 2017), is based on extensive primary archival research (Do-It-Yourself recordings, printed publications and videos) and over a hundred interviews. Building on her findings about gender issues in punk rock, Fabiola seeks to identify changes and continuities in the Peruvian rock scene with the analytical tools of intersectionality and anticolonial feminist research methodologies.

“Wrangling during Violent Times: Punks and the Radical Left at San Marcos University in the 80’s,” +Memoria(s) Revista Académica del Lugar de la Memoria, la Tolerancia y la Inclusión Social, 1:1 (January-December 2017), pp. 213-231. Lima, Peru.
https://lum.cultura.pe/publicaciones/memorias-primera-edición

“Transgredir a los transgresores: Ser joven, ‘subte’ y mujer en los ochenta,” Revista Argumentos, 1(11), 2017. Lima: Instituto de Estudios Peruanos (IEP). http://revistaargumentos.iep.org.pe/articulos/bazo-mujeres-subtes-ochenta/

Desborde subterráneo (1983-1992). Lima: Instituto de Arte Contemporáneo, 2017.
https://www.academia.edu/38420489/Desborde_Subterráneo_1983-1992.pdf

“Policy Forum: Emerging Transnational Responses to Global Extractive Industries,” Co-editor of special issue, with Alexander Dawson, in Canadian Journal of Development Studies 34: 1 (March 2013), pp. 70-138.

The Emergence of Transnational “Natural Commons”: Strategies in Canada and Latin America, co-authored with Daviken Studnicki-Gizbert, in Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 34: 1 (March 2013), pp. 71-78.

A Gender-based Analysis of Public Policy in Peru: The case for Microenterprise Development Programs, in: Beyond the Reforms. PromPeru Summer Internship Program Field Report, 1996.

Blog: Subterock.com about the history of Punk in Peru. (http://subterock.com/author/fabiola-bazo/)

SSHRC Doctoral Award, 2019-23|Research Affiliate, Latin American Studies, Yale University (2005)|UBC Faculty of Arts Graduate Award (2019)|UBC GRSJ Graduate Scholarship (2018)

Fabiola Bazo’s research examines the evolution of gender politics in the history of rock and roll made in Lima, Peru. Fabiola became interested in the politics of gender in the course of writing her book Desborde Subterráneo (Underground Overflow) about the 1980s punk rock scene in Lima. The monograph, published by The Contemporary Art Institute (Lima 2017), is based on extensive primary archival research (Do-It-Yourself recordings, printed publications and videos) and over a hundred interviews. Building on her findings about gender issues in punk rock, Fabiola seeks to identify changes and continuities in the Peruvian rock scene with the analytical tools of intersectionality and anticolonial feminist research methodologies.