Her current book project, On Site in Sound: Performance Geographies in América Latina (Duke University Press, forthcoming) examines the hemispheric circulation of Black, Indigenous and Mestizo expressive cultures to consider the dynamic relationship between social texts and spatial contexts. A scholar committed to coalitional politics and interdisciplinary inquiry, her research and teaching interests include transnational ethnic and American studies, cultural studies, critical gender and sexuality studies, and political geography. Professor Dorr’s work has appeared in scholarly periodicals including Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies, Journal of Popular Music Studies, and Aztlán.