Celeste Montoya
Featured Publications
Ortbals, Candice, Meg E. Rincker, and Celeste Montoya. 2012. “Politics Closer to Home: The Impact of Subnational Institutions on Women in Politics.” Publius, 42(1):78-107. (click title to view pdf)
Bejarano, Christina, Sylvia Manzano and Celeste Montoya. 2011 “Tracking the Latino Gender Gap: Gender Attitudes across Sex, Borders, and Generations.” Politics & Gender, 7(4):521-549. (click title to view pdf)
Montoya, Celeste. 2010. “The European Union and Transnational Advocacy: Combating Gender Violence in the Post-Communist Member States.” In Katalin Fábián (Editor), Violence Against Women in Post-Communist Europe and Eurasia: Global Forces, Local Activism, and Domestic Policy. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
Montoya, Celeste. 2009. “International Initiative and Domestic Reforms: European Union Efforts to Combat Violence against Women.” Politics & Gender, 5(3): 325-348.
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Benjamin-Alvarado, Jonathan, Louis DeSipio, and Celeste Montoya. 2009. “Latino Mobilization in New Immigrant Destinations: The Anti-H.R. 4437 Protests in Nebraska.” Urban Affairs Review, 44(5): 718-735.
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Montoya, Celeste. 2008. “The European Union, Capacity Building, and Transnational Networks: Combating Violence against Women through the Daphne Program.” International Organization, 62 (2): 359-372.
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Selected Awards
Early Career Award, Women’s Caucus of the Midwest Political Science Association, 2013
IMPART Fellowship, University of Colorado, 2012-2013
Teagle Civic Engagement Fellow, National Women’s Studies Association, 2010-2011
CEUCE Scholar Grant, University of Colorado, 2010
CARTSS Scholar Grant, University of Colorado, 2008
Celeste Montoya, Assistant Professor
Office: Hazel Gates Woodruff Cottage 203
Telephone: 303-492-4531
E-mail: montoyc@colorado.edu
Celeste Montoya received her Ph.D. in Political Science and a Graduate Certificate in Women and Gender Studies at Washington University in St. Louis. She joined the Women & Gender Studies Program at the University of Colorado Boulder in Fall 2007.
Professor Montoya conducts research on the politics of marginalized groups. Her primary research agenda addresses women’s human rights and transnational activism, both in the global arena and with a regional focus on Europe and the European Union. To date, most of this research has focused on violence against women. More recently, she has undertaken a collaborative project studying women’s mobilization in Central and Eastern Europe. A second area of research focuses on Latino/a politics in the United States, particularly in relation to immigration, mobilization, and gender politics.
Professor Montoya has authored articles in International Organization, Politics & Gender, Publius, Urban Affairs Review, and the Social Science Journal. Her book manuscript From Global to Grassroots: The European Union, Transnational Advocacy, and Combating Violence was recently published with Oxford University Press in the Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations.
In addition to Introduction to Feminist Studies and the Senior Colloquium, Professor Montoya teaches classes on gender politics in global and U.S. perspective and on feminist research methods.
For more information, see Professor Montoya’s CV.
Spring 2013 Courses
WMST 4800 Senior Colloquium
WMST 6290 Grad Topics: Global Feminisms
Spring 2013 Office Hours
Tuesdays, 12-2pm, COTT-203
