This chapter in the book Religions and the Politics of Peace and Conflict(edited by Linda Hogan and Dylan Lehrke) discusses how prisoner abuses at Abu Ghraib (2004) should raise questions about crucifixion.

This chapter in the book Movement or Moment: Assessing Liberation Theology Forty Years after Medellín (edited by Patrick Claffey and Joe Egan) surveys developments in Latin American liberation theology since 1968.

This chapter in the book Reconciliation, Nations and Churches in Latin America (edited by Ian Maclean) compares the coverage of sexual violence in the truth commission reports from El Salvador (1993) and Guatemala (1999).

This chapter in the book Explorations in Reconciliation (edited by David Tombs and Joseph Liechty) examines the Inter-diocesan Recovery of Memory Project (1995-98) in Guatemala.

This article in the Journal of Hispanic/Latino Theology argues that sexualised constructions of conquest have been the foundation for widespread human rights abuses by Latin American military regimes.

This chapter in the book Faith in the Millennium (co-edited by Stanley Porter, Michel Hayes and David Tombs) assesses the position of Latin American liberation theology at the turn of the millennium and identifies its ongoing legacies.

This article in the Journal of Hispanic/Latino Theology examines Ignacio Ellacuría’s critical use of Marxist analysis and assesses the ongoing relevance of Ellacuría’s work for liberation theology.