Archipelago. Revista Cultural de Nuestra América (cultural journal of our America) is a publication created in the Federal District of Mexico in 1992. It is the journal of a vast project which aims to culturally integrate Latin America and the Caribbean, including its migrants in other latitudes. Consistent with history, it builds bridges to Spain and Portugal and the idea of a Latin America that it is derived. It is published jointly by the Center for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean - CIALC at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and has the recognition of UNESCO's representation in Mexico.

The journal contains high quality representative examples of thought, memory and of scientific, literary and artistic creations from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal. It also includes contributions from other regions considered of particular interest. It seeks to keep balance in the diversity of subjects, genres and nationalities as well as the participation of renowned personalities and new authors, mainly young.

Archipelago. Revista Cultural de Nuestra América has international presence having been filed in various forums in the following countries:

Archipiélago appeals to a broad spectrum of the Latin American community – not just the academic audience. It addresses:

• In the private sector -- professionals from all disciplines in the free exercise of their profession. Managers, executives and employees of private companies from all areas of production.

• In the public sector -- managers, partners and employees of institutions and state and parastatal companies. Leaders, representatives and members of cultural, political and social organizations.

• In the cultural sector -- teachers, researchers and students of higher education. Officers, directors and employees of educational institutions, scientific and cultural fields. Independent creators from all fields and cultural promoters.

Archipiélago has had the participation of multinational and Mexican institutions. Among the public and private institutions with presence in the journal are:

• Recognized universities and colleges
• Editorials
• Association of Writers and Artists
• Institutes of Education, Culture and Anthropology
• Academies of Arts and Letters
• Ministries of Culture
• Museums
• Governmental Ministries and institutions
• TV Channels
• Banks

Archipelago. Revista Cultural de Nuestra América publishes quarterly with a circulation of 3,000 copies on average. It is distributed nationally and internationally through various institutional, business and personal means. It is also available in full text at LatAm-Studies

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