Encuentros Newsletters

The following are newsletters previously published by the Center for Latino & Latin American Studies.

They are in PDF format, unless noted otherwise.

• Summer 2011
  "Post-Neo-liberal Argentina and the Death of Néstor Kirchner,"
• Summer 2010
  Crafting Maya Identity, an Exhibition and Symposium
• Summer 2009
  The Ferry has left the Dock: U.S. Policy towards Cuba.
• Summer 2008
  From the Rhetoric of Savagery to a Science of Race: Nature and Culture in Eighteenth-Century Jesuit Disputes with the Old World, Río de la Plata, 1750-1790.
• Summer 2007 
  The Decline of Racial Equality in Post-Soviet Cuba.
• Summer 2006
  New book presents multiple perspectives on Chichén Itzá, Tula, and the Epiclassic to Early Postclassic period in Mesoamerica.
• Summer 2005 
  Native Capital: Financial Institutions and Economic Development in Sao Paulo Brazil, 1850-1920.
• Summer 2004
  Con Motivo de la Jubilación de la profesora Monique Lemaître.
• Summer 2003
  Brazil Elects Working Class President.
• Spring 2002
  The Mexican Revolution, 1910-1940.
• Summer 2001
  Winifred Creamer Identifies the Hemisphere's Most Ancient Urban Center.
• Summer 2000 
  Marshall Eakin Discusses Brazil's Industrialization.
• Summer 1999 
  El Niño and the Rise of Complex Societies: Archaeological Research on the North Coast of Peru.
• Summer 1998 
  The Fotonovela and Public Health: Improving Tuberculosis Care for Hispanic/Latino Immigrants.
• Summer 1997 
  Border Spaces and Commodity Identity: Recent Perspectives on the Mexican- American Experience