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Volume 26:

  • No.1, January 2007

    Articles

    Lewis Taylor
    Politicians without Parties and Parties without Politicians: The Foibles of the Peruvian Political Class, 2000-2006
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    Christopher R. Tamborini
    Work, Wages and Gender in Export-Oriented Cities: Global Assembly versus International Tourism in Mexico

    Andrzej Kulczycki
    The Abortion Debate in Mexico: Realities and Stalled Policy Reform

    Par Kumaraswami
    Cultural Policy, Literature and Readership in Revolutionary Cuba: The View from the 21st Century

    Carolyn Gallaher
    The Role of Protestant Missionaries in Mexico's Indigenous Awakening

    Michael P. Costeloe
    To Bowl a Maiden Over: Cricket in Mexico, 1827-1900


    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2007

    Articles

    Kendra McSweeney and Brad Jokisch
    Beyond Rainforests: Urbanisation and Emigration among Lowland Indigenous Societies in Latin America

    Caroline A. Williams
    Adaptation and Appropriation on the Colonial Frontier: Indigenous Leadership in the Colombian Chocó, 1670-1808

    Douglas W. Richmond
    Africa’s Initial Encounter with Texas: The Significance of Afro-Tejanos in Colonial Tejas, 1528-1821

    Frank O. Mora
    Cuba’s Ministry of the Interior: The FAR’s Fifth Army

    Jasmine Gideon
    Excluded from Health? Informal Workers’ Access to Health Care in Chile


    Debates

    Mark Millington
    Transculturation: Contrapuntal Notes to Critical orthodoxy


    The 2006 SLAS Lecture

    Richard Gott
    Latin America as a White Settler Society
    Book Reviews

  • No.3, July 2007

    Special Section: Nationalism and the Left in Latin America Coordinated by Michael Goebel

    Michael Goebel
    Introduction: Nationalism, the Left and Hegemony in Latin America

    Joanna Crow
    Debates about Ethnicity, Class and Nation in Allende’s Chile (1970-1973)

    Peter Lambert and Ricardo Medina
    Contested Discourse, Contested Power: Nationalism and the Left in Paraguay

    Michael Goebel
    A Movement from Right to Left in Argentine Nationalism? The Alianza Libertadora Nacionalista and Tacuara as Stages of Militancy

    Kate Quinn
    Cuban Historiography in the 1960s: Revisionists, Revolutionaries and the Nationalist Past


    Article

    Trevor Stack
    Rooting and Cultura in West Mexico


    Book Reviews

  • No.4, October 2007

    Articles

    Special Issue: Researching Youth and Violence in Central America: participatory methodologies
    Guest Editors: Gareth A. Jones and Dennis Rogers

    Dennis Rodgers and Gareth A. Jones
    Introduction
    Dennis Rodgers
    Joining the Gang and Becoming a Broder: The violence of Ethnography in Contemporary Nicaragua
    Gareth A. Jones, Elsa Herrera and Sarah Thomas de Benítez
    Tears, Trauma and Suicide: Everyday Violence among Street Youth in Puebla, Mexico
    Mo Hume
    ‘(Young) Men with Guns’: Reflexive Encounters with Violence and Youth in El Salvador
    Ailsa Winton
    Using ‘Participatory’ Methods with Young People in Contexts of Violence: Reflections from Guatemala
    Anita Schrader McMillan
    Learning at the Edges: Participatory Action Research and Child Maltreatment in Post-War Guatemala
    José Luis Rocha Gómez
    Mapping the Labyrinth from Within: the Political Economy of Nicaraguan Youth Policy Concerning Violence

    Erratum

Volume 25:

  • No.1, January 2006

    Article

    Morris Morley & Chris McGillion
    Soldiering on: The Reagan Administration and Redemocratisation in Chile, 1983-1986
    Sean W. Burges
    Without Sticks of Carrots: Brazilian Leadership in South America During the Cardoso Era, 1992-2003
    Julie Koch
    Collectivism or Isolation? Gender Relations in Urban La Paz, Bolivia
    David M.J.Wood
    Indigenismo and the Avant-garde: Jorge Sanjinés’ Early Films and the National Project
    Julie Cupples
    Between Materialism and Feminism: Women in Nicaragua's Counter-Revolutionary Forces
    Jennifer S. Holmes & Sheila Amin Gutiérrez de Piñeres

    The Illegal Drug Industry, Violence and the Colombian Economy: A Department Level Analysis

    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2006

    Special Section: The Millions Return? Democracy in Bolivia at the Start of the Twenty-First Century
    Guest Editors: Sian Lazar and John-Andrew McNeish

    Sian Lazar and John-Andrew McNeish
    Introduction
    Ton Salman The Jammed
    Democracy: Bolivia's Troubled Political Learning Process
    Sian Lazar El Alto
    Ciudad Rebelde: Organisational Bases for Revolt
    Into A. Goudsmit
    Praying for Government: Peasant Disengagement from the Bolivian State
    John-Andrew McNeish
    Stones on the Road: The Politics of Participation and the Generation of Crisis in Bolivia

    Articles

    Tony Heron
    An Unravelling Development Strategy? Garment Assembly in the Caribbean Basin after the Multifibre Agreement
    Nikolas Kozloff
    Asserting State Authority through Environmental Monitoring: Venezuela in the Post-Gómez Era, 1935-1945

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2006

    John Fisher
    Introduction to the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Special Issue
    John Gledhill
    Resisting the Global Slum: Politics, Religion and Consumption in the Remaking of Life Worlds in the Twenty-First Century
    Alan Knight
    Patterns and Prescriptions in Mexican Historiography
    Linda Newson
    Medical Practice in Early Colonial Spanish America: A Prospectus
    Alan Gilbert
    Good Urban Governance: Evidence from a Model City?
    Colin Clarke
    Politics, Violence and Drugs in Kingston, Jamaica

  • No. 4, October 2006

    Jean Franco
    Globalisation and Literary History
    Rosemary Thorp, Corinne Caumartin & George Gray-Molina
    Inequality, Ethnicity, Political Mobilisation and Political Violence in Latin America: The Cases of Bolivia, Guatemala and Peru
    Alan Angell & Cristóbal Reig
    Change or Continuity? The Chilean Elections of 2005/2006

    Special Section: Mexican Cinema
    Coordinating Editor: John King

    John King
    Introduction
    Andrea Noble
    Vino todo el pueblo: Notes on Monsiváis, Mexican Movies and Movie-Going
    Carlos Monsiváis
    El cine mexicano
    Geoffrey Kantaris
    Cinema and Urbanías: Translocal Identities in Contemporary Mexican Film

    Debates:

    John Fisher & Natalia Priego
    Ignorance and 'Habitus': Blinkered and Enlightened Approaches Towards the History of Science in Latin America

Volume 24:

  • No.4, October 2005

    Robert Albro
    The Indigenous in the Plural in Bolivian Oppositional Politics
    Omar Sanchez
    Argentina's Landmark 2003 Presidential Election: Renewal and Continuity

    Special Section: Tlatelolco 1968 in Contemporary Mexican Literature
    Guest Editor: Victoria Carpenter

    Victoria Carpenter
    Introduction
    Christopher Harris
    Remembering 1968 in Mexico: Elena Poniatowska's La noche de Tlatelolco as Documentary Narrative
    Victoria Carpenter
    The Echo of Tlaltelolco in Contemporary Mexican Protest Poetry
    Ryan Long
    Tlaltelolco's Persistent Legacy: A Comparative Analysis of Three Mexican Novels

    Article

    Alexandre Queiroz Guimarães
    Historial Institutionalism and Economic Policymaking - Determinants of the Pattern of Economic Policy in Brazil, 1930-1960

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2005

    Jon Schackt
    Mayahood Through Beauty: Indian Beauty Pageants in Guatemala
    Christian Brannstrom
    The Timber Trade in Southeastern Brazil, 1920-1960
    Rutgerd Boelens & Paul H. Giles
    Cultural Politics, Communal Resistance and Identity in Andean Irrigatoin Development
    Julia Buxton
    Venezuela's Contemporary Political Crisis in Historical Context
    Kepa Artaraz
    El Ejercicio de Pensar: The Rise and Fall of Pensamiento Crítico
    John D. Cameron
    Municipal Democratisation in Rural Latin America: Methodological Insights from Ecuador

    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2005

    Special Issue: Brazilian Popular Culture in Historical Perspective

    Matthias Röhrig Assunção
    Brazilian Popular Culture or the Curse and Blessings of Cultural Hybridism
    Martha Abreu
    Popular Culture, Power Relations and Urban Discipline: The Festival of the Holy Spirit in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro
    Scott Ickes
    'Adorned with the Mix of Faith and Profanity that Intoxicates the People': The Festival of the Senhor do Bonfim in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, 1930-1954
    João José Reis
    Batuque: African Drumming and Dance between Repression and Concession, Bahia, 1808-1855
    Ronaldo Vainfas
    From Indian Millenarianism to a Tropical Witches' Sabbath: Brazilian Sanctities in Jesuit Writings and Inquisitorial Sources

    Book reviews

  • No.1, January 2005

    David Crow
    Crossing Party Lines: Volatility and Ticket Splitting in Mexico (1994-2000)
    Howard Campbell
    A Tale of Two Families: The Mutual Construction of 'Anglo' and Mexican Ethnicities Along the US-Mexico Border
    Matthew Brown
    Inca, Sailor, Soldier, King: Gregor MacGregor and the Early Nineteeth-Century Caribbean
    Ruth Stanley
    Controlling the Police in Buenos Aires: A Case Study of Horizontal and Social Accountability
    Tracy L. Devine
    Guzmán 'Diacuí Killed Iracema': Indigenism, Nationalism and the Struggle for Brazilianness
    Obituary Notice: Alfredo Torero Fernandez de Córdova

    Book reviews

Volume 23:

  • No.4, October 2004

    Miguel Angel Centen
    The Return of Cuba to Latin America: The End of Cuban Exceptionalism? (SLAS 2004 Plenary Lecture)
    Alejandro Anaya Muño
    Explaining the Politics of Recognition of Ethnic Diversity and Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Oaxaca, Mexico
    Carlos Sandoval García
    Contested Discourses on National Identity: Representing Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica
    Paulette A. Ramsay
    History, Violence and Self-Glorification in Afro-Mexican Corridos from Costa Chica de Guerrero
    Francisco Panizza
    'Brazil Needs to Change': Change as Iteration and the Iteration of Change in Brazil's 2002 Presidential Election
    Jenny Pearce
    Debate: Collective Action of Public Participation? Complementary or Contradictory Democratisation Strategies in Latin America

    Book Reviews

  • No.3, July 2004

    Barry Cannon
    Venezuela, April 2002: Coup or Popular Rebellion? The Myth of a United Venezuela
    Jeff Pugh and Fausto O. Sarmiento
    Selling the Public on Sustainable Watershed Conservation
    Catherine Andrews
    The Defence of Iturbide of the Defence of Federalism? Rebellion in Jalisco and the Conspiracy of the Calle de Celaya, 1824
    Luciano Baracco
    The Nicaraguan Literacy Crusade Revisited: The Teaching of Literacy as a Nation-Building Project
    Peter Wade
    Debate: Images of Latin American mestizaje and the politics of comparison

    Book Reviews

  • No.2, April 2004

    William I. Robinson
    Global Crisis and Latin America

    Special section: The Messiness of Everyday Life: Exploring Key Themes in Latin American Citizenship Studies
    Guest Editors: Lucy Taylor and Fiona Wilson

    Lucy Taylor and Fiona Wilson
    Introduction
    Fiona Wilson
    Indian Citizenship and the Discourse of Hygiene/ Disease in Nineteenth-Century Peru
    Ariadna Acevedo Rodrigo
    Struggles for Citizenship? Peasant Negotiation of Schooling in the Sierra Norte de Puebla, Mexico, 1921-1933
    Nicola Foote
    Rethinking Race, Gender and Citizenship: Black West Indian Eomen in Costa Rica, c. 1920-1940
    Lucy Taylor
    Client-ship and Citizenship in Latin America
    Sian Lazar
    Personalist Politics, Clientalism and Citisenship: Local Elections in El Alto, Bolivia
    Finn Stepputat
    Marching for Progress: Rituals of Citisenship, state and Belonging in a High Andes District

    Book Reviews

  • No.1, January 2004

    Paulo Drinot
    The 1934 Southern Railway Strike in Peru

    Special section: Democracy in Latin America
    Guest Editor: Laura Tedesco

    Laura Tedesco
    Democracy in Latin America: Issues of Governance in the Southern Cone
    Rut Diamint
    Security Challenges in Latin America
    Patricio Silva
    Doing Politics in a Depoliticised Society: Social Change and Political Deactivation in Chile
    Kees Koonings
    Strengthening Citizenship in Brazil's Democracy: Local Participatory Governance in Porte Alegre
    María Fernanda
    Tuozzo World Bank, Governance Reforms and Democracy in Argentina

    Book reviews

Volume 22:

  • No.4, October 2003

    Ben Bollig
    One or several Betrayals? or, When is Betrayal Treason? Genet, Arlt and the Argentine Liberal Project

    Special section: Spanish Caribbean Women Writers
    Guest Editor: Conrad James

    Conrad James
    Introduction
    Catherine Davies
    Founding-fathers and Domestic Genealogies: Situating Gertrudis Gómez Avellaneda
    Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert
    Unchained Tales: Women Prose writers from the Hispanic Caribbean in the 1990s
    Claudette Rosegree-Williams
    'Oh Lord, I want to be white': The Ambivalence of mulatez in Carmen Colón Pellot's Ambar mulatto
    Conrad James
    Georgina Herrera and the Pleasures of Maternity
    Carlos Pessoa
    Debate: On Hegemony, Post-Ideology and Subalternity

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2003

    Carmen Martínez
    Novo The 'Culture' of Exclusion: Representations of Indigenous Women Street Vendors in Tijuana, Mexico
    Gavin O'Toole
    A New Nationalism for a New Era: The Political Ideology of Mexican Neoliberalism
    Paul Kay
    Trying on the Emperor's New Clothes? Concertación, Corporatism and Neoliberal Restructuring n the Semiperiphery
    Ron Ahnen
    Between Tyranny of the Majority and Liberty: The Persistence of Human Rights Violations under Democracy in Brazil
    Thomas E. Skidmore
    Levi-Strauss, Braudel and Brazil: A Case of Mutual Influence
    Maria Carmen Lemos and Johanna W. Looye
    Looking for Sustainability: Environmental Coalitions across the State-Society Divide
    Kees Koonings
    Debate: Latin American POlitical Armies in the Twenty-First Century

    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2003

    Joel Outtes
    Disciplining Society Through the City: The Genesis of City Planning in Brazil and Argentina (1894-1945)

    Special Section: The Crisis in Argentina: Contrasting Perspectives
    Guest Editors: Laura Tedesco and Ana C. Dinerstein

    Laura Tedesco
    Introduction
    Maria Matilde Ollier
    Argentina: Up a Blind Alley Once Again
    Ana C. Dinerstein
    ¡Que se Vayan Todos! Popular Insurrection and the Asambleas Barriales in Argentina
    Nicolás Iñigo Carrera and María Celia Cotarelo
    Social Struggles in Present Day Argentina
    Ruth Pearson
    Argentina’s Barter Network: New Currency for New Times?
    Daniel Levine
    Debate: Undemocratic Venezuela

    Book reviews

  • No.1, January 2003

    Concepcion Gavira Marquez
    Labour discipline and resistance: The Oruro Mining District in the Late Colonial Period
    Adam David Morton
    The social function of Carlos Fuentes: A Critical Intellectual of the 'Shadow of the State'?
    Tricia Gray
    Electoral Quotas: Lessons from Argentina and Chile
    Lucia Dammert and Mary Fran T. Malone
    Fear of Crime or Fear of Life? Public Insecurities in Chile
    Robyn Eversole
    My Business Pays Me: Labourers and Entrepreneurs Among the Self-Employed Poor in Latin America
    Jon Beasley-Murray
    Debate: On Posthegemony

    Book reviews

Volume 21:

  • No.4, October 2002

    Deborah Shaw
    Heroes, Villains and Women: Representations of Latin America in The Voyage by Fernando Solanas
    Melisa Moore
    From Reflection to Refraction: Rethinking Paradigms of Cultural Interaction and Identity in Peru and Mexico
    Leslie C. Gates
    The Strategic Uses of Gender in Household Negotiations: Women Workers on Mexico's Northern Border
    Victoria Carpenter
    'From Yellow to Red to Black': Tantric Reading of 'Blanco' by Octavio Paz
    Sylvia Chant
    Debate: Researching Gender, Families and Households in Latin America: From the 20th into the 21st Century

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2002

    Special Issue: Chile: A Decade in Transition.
    Guest Editors: Jonathan R. Barton & Warwick E. Murray

    Jonathan R. Barton & Warwick E. Murray
    The End of Transition? Chile 1990-2000
    Eduardo Silva
    Capital and the Lagos Presidency: Business as Usual?
    Jonathan R. Barton
    State Continuismo and Pinochetismo: The Keys to the Chilean Transition
    Patricio Silva
    Searching for Civilian Supremacy: The Concertacion Governments and the Military in Chile
    Gregory B. Weeks
    The 'Lessons' of Dictatorship: Political Learning and the Military in Chile
    Mario I. Aguilar
    The Disappeared and the Mesa de Dialogo in Chile 1999-2001: Searching for Those Who Never Grew Old
    Warwick E. Murray
    The Neoliberal Inheritance: Agrarian Policy and Rural Differentiation in Democratic Chile
    Armando Barrientos
    Health Policy in Chile: The Return of the Public Sector?

    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2002

    Claire Brewster
    The Student Movement of 1968 and the Mexican Press

    Special Section: Contemporary Politics in Venezuela

    Michael Derham
    Introduction
    Margarita Lopez-Maya
    Venezuela after the Caracazo: Forms of Protest in a Deinstitutionalized Context
    Jose E. Molina V
    The Presidential and Parliamentray Elections of the Bolivian Revolution in Venezuela: Change and Continuity (1998-2000)
    Daniel H. Levine
    The Decline and Fall of Democracy in Venezuela: Ten Theses
    Michael Derham
    Undemocratic Democracy: Venezuela and the Distorting of History
    David Lehmann
    Debate: Religion in Contemporary Latin American Sociel Science

    Book reviews

  • No.1, January 2002

    Peter M. Ward & Elizabeth Durden
    Government and Democracy in Mexico's Federal District, 1997-2001: Cardenas, the PRD and the Curate's Egg
    John Hillman
    The Mining Industry and the State: The Politics on Tin Restriction in Bolivia, 1936-1939
    Nuria Vilanova
    Another Textual Frontier: Contemporary Fiction on the Northern Mexican Border
    Andrew Nickson & Claudia Vargas
    The Limitations of Water Regulation: The Failure of the Cochabamba Concession in Bolivia
    David E. Hojman
    Debate: Explaining Crime in Buenos Aires: The Roles of Inequality, UNemployment, and Structural Change
    Laura Tedesco
    A Comprehensive Perspective on Crime and Democratic Governability. A Response to David Hojman

    Book reviews

Volume 20:

  • No.4, October 2001

    Special Issue: Armed Actors in Latin American in the 1990s
    Guest Editor: Kees Koonings

    Kees Koonings
    Armer Actors, Violence and Democracy in Latin American in the 1990s: introductory Notes
    Dirk Kruijt
    Low Intensity Democracies: Latin America in the Post-Dictatorial Era
    Marie-Louise Glebbeek
    Police Reform and the Peace Process in Guatemala: The Fifth Promotion of the National Civilian Police
    Simone Remijnse
    Remembering Civil Patrols in Joyabaj, Guatemala
    Mario Fumerton
    Rondas Campesinas in the Peruvian Civil War: Peasant Self-Defence Organisations in Ayacucho
    Mieke Wouters
    Ethnic Rights Under Threat: The Black Peasant Movement Against Armed Groups' Pressure in the Chco, Colombia
    Amanda Hopkinson
    Debate - Mediated Worlds: Latin American Photography

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2001

    John Crabtree
    The Collapse of Fujimorismo: Authoritarianism and its Limits
    Darren Willis
    The Mexican Presidential and Congressional Elections of 2000 and Democratic Transition
    Jean F. Mayer & Kenneth Woodside
    Crises of Confidence: Attitudes of the Domestic Bankers Towards the Credit Problem in Mexico
    Peter Hervik
    Narrations of Shifting Maya Identities
    Victor Bulmer-Thomas
    Debate - Regional Integration in Latin America and the Caribbean

    Book reviews

  • No.2, April 2001

    Alan Knight
    Democratic and Revolutionary Traditions in Latin America
    Brian Hamnett
    Mexican Conservatives, Clericals, and Soldiers: The 'Traitor' Tomas Mejia through Reform and Empire, 1855-1867
    Anthony Stanton
    Models of Discourse and Hermeneutics in Octavio Paz's 'El Labarinto de la Soledad'
    Adrian Pearce
    British Trade with the Spanish Colonies, 1788-1795
    In Memoriam: Gabriel Martinez Soto-Aguilar

    Book reviews

  • No.1, January 2001

    Gerardo Esquivel, Felipe Larrain & Jeffrey D. Sachs
    Central America's Foreign Debt Burden and the HIPC Intiative
    Myrian Sepulveda dos Santos
    The New Dynamic of Blockbuster Exhibitions: The Case of Brazilian Museums
    Russell Leigh Sharman
    The Caribbean Carretara: Race, Space and Social Liminality in Costa Rica
    Jerome Branche
    'Mulato entre negros' (y blancos): Writing, Race, the Antislavery Question, and Juan Francisco Manzano's Autobiografia
    Miguel Arnedo
    Arte Blanco con Motivos Negros: Fernando Ortiz's Concept of Cuban National Culture and Identity
    Marcus Klein
    Argentine Nacionalismo before Peron: The Case of the Alianza de la Juventud Nacionalista, 1937-1943

    Book reviews

Volume 19:

  • No.4, October 2000

    L. Taylor
    The origins of APRA in Cajamarca, 1928-1935
    G.O. Carvalho
    The politics of indigenous land rights in Brazil
    S.W. Hoefle
    Patronage and empowerment in the central Amazon
    F. Panizza
    Is Brazil becoming a "boring" country?
    L. Tedesco
    La nata contra el vidrio: Urban violence and democratic governabililty in Argentina
    D. Aagesen
    Rights to land and resources in Argentina's Alerces National Park

    Book reviews

  • No.3, July 2000

    Special Section: Rethinking the Nation-State in Guatemala

    R. Sieder
    'Paz, progreso, justicia y honradez': law and citizenship in Alta Verapaz during the regime of Jorge Ubico
    G. Grandin
    Everyday forms of state decomposition: Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, 1954
    J.M. Watanabe
    Culturing identities, the state and national consciousness in late nineteenth-century western Guatemala
    V. Garrard-Burnett
    Indians are drunks and drunks are Indians: alcohol and indigenismo in Guatemala, 1890-1940

    Regular Papers

    A. Angell & B. Pollack
    The Chilean presidential elections of 1999-2000 and democratic consolidation
    P. Lambert
    A decade of electoral democracy: continuity, change and crisis in Paraguay

    Book reviews / Electronic reviews / Books received

  • No.2, April 2000

    Special Issue: Old and New Populism in Latin America

    Francisco Panizza
    Editorial: New wine in old bottles? Old and new populism in Latin America
    Paul Cammack
    The resurgence of populism in Latin America
    John Crabtree
    Populisms old and new: the Peruvian case
    Francisco Panizza
    Neopopulism and its limits in Collor's Brazil
    Celia Szusterman
    Carlos Saul Menem: variations on the theme of populism
    George Philip
    Populist possibilities and political constraints in Mexico
    Luis Ricardo Davila
    The rise and fall and rise of populism in Venezuela
    Peter Flynn
    Review article: Brazil: five hundred years
    David Treece
    Review article: Brazil: samba and society

    Book reviews / Electronic reviews / Books received

  • No.1, January 2000

    Fiona Wilson
    Representing the state? School and teacher in post-Sendero Peru
    David Wood
    The Peruvian press under recent authoritarian regimes, with special reference to the autogolpe of President Fujimori
    Teresa M. Van Hoy
    La Marcha Violenta? Railroads and land in 19th-century Mexico
    Judith Clifton
    On the political consequences of privatisation: the case of Telefonos de Mexico
    Alberto Spektorowski
    Nationalism and democratic construction: the origins of Argentina and Uruguay's political cultures in comparative perspective

    Book reviews / Electronic reviews / Books received

Volume 18:

  • No.4, October 1999

    D.W.Jackson, J.M. Dodson & L. Nuzzi O'Shaughnessy
    Protecting Human Rights: The Legitimacy of Judicial System Reform in El Salvador
    Ryan Prout
    Jail-house Rock: Cuba, AIDS, and the incorporation of Dissent in Bengt Norborg's Socialism or Death
    Deborah Shaw
    The Literary Journalism of Guadalupe Loaeza and Cristina Pacheco
    Jorg Meyer-Stamer
    From Industrial Policy to Regional and Local Locational Policy: Experience from Santa Catarina, Brazil
    John L. Hammond
    Law and Disorder: The Brazilian Landless Farmworkers' Movement
    Nerea Riley Reinaldo
    Arenas' Autobiography Antes Que Anochezca as Confrontational 'Ars Moriendi'

    Book Reviews / Electronic Reviews / Books Received

  • No. 3, July 1999

    Cecilia McCallum
    Restraining Women: Gender, Sexuality and Modernity in Salvador da Bahia
    A. Geske Dijkstra
    Technocracy Questioned: Assessing Economic Stabilisation in Nicaragua
    N. Finnegan
    At Boiling Point: Like Water For Chocolate and the Boundaries of Mexican Identity
    Susanna Rostas
    A Grass Roots View of Religious Change Amongst Women in an Indigenous Community in Chiapas, Mexico
    Ana Maria de Souza Mello Bicalho & Scott William Hoefle
    From Family Feud to organised Crime: The Cultural Economy of Cannabis in Northeast Brazil
    G. Philip
    When Oil Prices Were Low: Petroleos de Venezuela (PdVSA) and Economic Policy-Making in Venezuela

    Book Reviews / Electronic Reviews / Books Received

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