Books:

▪ John Cameron. 2009. Struggles for Local Democracy in the Andes. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner / First Forum Press.

▪ Liisa North and John Cameron, eds. 2008. Desarrollo rural y neoliberalismo: Ecuador desde una perspectiva comparativa. Quito: Corporación Editora Nacional.

▪ Liisa North and John Cameron, eds. 2003. Rural Progress, Rural Decay: Neoliberal Adjustment Policies and Local Initiatives in Latin America. Bloomfield, Connecticut: Kumarian Press.

Book Chapters:

▪ John Cameron. 2016. “Rethinking Thinking about Canadian Aid from a Cosmopolitan Perspective” in Stephen Brown, David Black, Molly Den Heyer, eds. Rethinking Canadian Aid. University of Ottawa Press, 55-70.

▪ John Cameron. 2015. “Auto-gouvernance autochtone dans les Andes : les contradictions des institutions politiques hybrides” in Nancy Thede, ed. Hybridité et résistances : Trajectoires inattendues de la démocratie locale.  Paris : Editions Karthala, pp 223-273.

▪ John Cameron.  2014. “Grounding Experiential Learning in ‘Thick’ Conceptions of Global Citizenship” in Rebecca Tiessen and Bob Huish, eds. Globetrotting or Global Citizenship : Perils and Potentials of International Experiential Learning. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 21-42.

▪ Gonzalo Colque and John Cameron. 2010. “El difícil matrimonio entre la democracia liberal e indígena en Jesús de Machaca” in Juan Pablo Chumacero, ed. Reconfigurando territorio: Reforma Agraria, control territorial y gobiernos indígenas en Bolivia. La Paz, Bolivia: Fundación Tierra, 173-208.

▪ John Cameron. 2010. “Democracia y gobiernos indígenas en América Latina” in Bolivia Post-Constituyente: Tierra, territorio y autonomías indígenas. La Paz, Bolivia: Fundación Tierra, 86-88.

▪ John Cameron. 2008. “Democratización municipal y desarrollo rural en la sierra ecuatoriana” in Liisa North and John Cameron, eds. Desarrollo rural y neoliberalismo en el Ecuador. Quito: Corporación Editora Nacional, 205-230.

▪ John Cameron. 2003. “Municipal Democracy and Rural Development in Highland Ecuador” in Liisa North and John Cameron, eds. Rural Progress, Rural Decay: Neoliberal Adjustment Policies and Local Initiatives in Latin America. Bloomfield, Connecticut: Kumarian Press: pp 164-186.

Refereed Journal Articles:

▪ John Cameron and Olivia Kwiecien. (2019). “Advocacy, charity and struggles for global justice in Canada”. Canadian Journal of Development Studies / Revue Canadienne D’études Du Développement, 1-18.

▪ Wilfredo Plata and John Cameron. 2017. “¿Quiénes dicen no a las autonomías indígenas y por qué?: pragmatismo, hibridez y modernidades alternativas en la base.” Cuestión Agraria (Bolivia) No. 3 (July): 19-60. 

▪Wilfredo Plata and John Cameron. In press. “Decir “no” a la autonomía indígena en tierras altas de Bolivia: Pragmatismo, hibridez y modernidades alternativas en la base” Cuestión Agraria (La Paz, Bolivia: Fundación Tierra).  

▪ John Cameron. 2015. “Can Poverty be Funny? The Serious Use of Humour as a Strategy of Public Engagement for Global Justice” Third World Quarterly 36, 2: 274-290.

▪ Jason Tockman, John Cameron and Wilfredo Plata. 2015. “New Institutions of Indigenous Self-Governance in Bolivia: Between Autonomy and Self-Discipline” Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (Special Issue on Indigenous Peoples and Autonomy in Latin America) 10, 1: 37-59.

▪ Jason Tockman and John Cameron. 2014. “Indigenous Autonomy and the Contradictions of Plurinationalism in Bolivia” Latin American Politics and Society 56, 3: 46-69.

▪ John Cameron. 2013. “Bolivia’s Contentious Politics of ‘Normas y Procedimientos Propios’” Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies 8, 2: 179-201.

▪ John Cameron, Fahimul Quadir and Rebecca Tiessen. 2013. “A Changing Landscape for Teaching and Learning in International Development Studies: An Introduction to the Special Issue” Canadian Journal of Development Studies 34, 3: 349-363.

▪ John Cameron. 2009. “Development is a Bag of Cement: The Infrapolitics of Participatory Budgeting in the Rural Andes” Development in Practice 19, 6: 692-701.

▪ John Cameron. 2009. “Hacía la Alcaldia: The Municipalization of Peasant Politics in the Andes” Latin American Perspectives 36, 4: 64-82.

▪ John Cameron and Anna Haanstra. 2008. “Development Made Sexy: How it Happened and What it Means” Third World Quarterly 29, 8: 1475-1489.

▪ John Cameron. 2007. “CIDA in the Americas: New Directions and Warning Signs for Canadian Development Policy” Canadian Journal of Development Studies 28, 2: 229-249.

▪ John Cameron. 2005. “Municipal Democratization in Rural Latin America: Methodological Insights from Ecuador” Bulletin of Latin American Research (London, UK: Blackwell) 24, 3: pp 367-390.

▪ John Cameron. 2004. “The World Bank and the New Institutional Economics: Contradictions and Implications for Development Policy” Latin American Perspectives 31: pp 97-106.

▪ Liisa North and John Cameron. 2000. “Grassroots-based Development Strategies in Comparative Perspective: the Case of Ecuador.” World Development 28, 10: pp 1751-1766.

 ▪  John Cameron and Liisa North. 1997. “Las Asociaciones de Granjeros y el Desarollo Agrícola en Taiwán: su (ir)relevancia para otros contextos socio-politicos?” (“Farmers Associations and Agricultural Development in Taiwan: Their (Ir)relevance for Other Socio-Political Contexts”) Ecuador Debate (Quito, Ecuador), No. 42 (December): pp 183-205.

Unrefereed Publications:

▪ With Olivia Kwiecien. 2016. “Canadian Civil Society Organizations Need To Reinvest In Political Advocacy” Huffington Post. April 8.

▪ 2016. “Getting to Know the Sustainable Development Goals in the Classroom” in Canadian Council for International Cooperation (CCIC), ed. Transforming Our World: Canadian Perspectives on the Sustainable Development Goals. Ottawa: CCIC, pp iii-iv.

▪ 2015. “How Humour Helps Us Think Seriously About Injustice” Huffington Post. June 13.

▪ 2015. With Robert Huish. “Instead of Being a Voluntourist, Stop Buying Clothes From Sweatshops” Huffington Post. May 28.

▪ 2014. “Reflections on Excellence in Academic-Civil Society Research Collaboration on Indigenous Self-Governance in Bolivia.” Ottawa: International Development Research Centre.

▪ 2013. “Internationalization and Global Citizenship: Competing or Contrasting Goals” Focus on University Teaching and Learning 21, 1 (Spring). Dalhousie University, Centre for Teaching and Learning. Halifax, Canada, pp 1-5.

▪ 2013. With Wilfredo Plata and Jason Tockman. “Análisis de los 5 primeros Estatutos Autonómicos en el marco de la Ley Marco de Autonomías y Descentralización” (‘Analisis of the First Five Statutes of Indigenous Autonomy in the Context of the Framework Law of Autonomy and Decentralization’). Commissioned report for the Consejo Nacional de Ayllus y Markas del Qullasuyu (National Council of Ayllus and Markas of Qullasuyu), Bolivia.

▪ 2012. “Identidades Conflictuadas: Conflictos internos de clase y de identidad étnica en la Construcción de las Autonomías Indígena Originaria Campesinas en Bolivia” Fundación TIERRA: www.ftierra.org (24 pages).

▪ 2012. “Las consecuencias inesperadas del conflicto TIPNIS para la plurinacionalidad en Bolivia” en Fundación Tierra, ed. Marcha indígena por el TIPNIS: La lucha en defensa de los territorios. La Paz: Fundación Tierra, pp 192-193.

▪ 2012. “Identidades en conflicto: La movilización de identidades y memorias históricas en la construcción de las Autonomías Indígena Originaria Campesinas” Nuestra Tierra (Newspaper published by Fundación TIERRA). March 29. (2 pages)

▪ 2011. “The Uncertain Path of Indigenous Autonomy in Bolivia” ACIC Update 9, 2: 6-7.

▪ 2011. “La Autonomía Indígena Originaria Campesina en Bolivia ¿Crónica de una muerte anunciada?” Observatorio de Territorios Indígenas – Fundación TIERRA (Bolivia): www.ftierra.org (December 20). (2 pages)