Volume 13, Number 1, Fall 2015

Dossier: Post-Detection Padura

• Leonardo Padura and the "New" Historical Novel
  Anke Birkenmaier

• It's a Dog's Life: Canine Ethics in Leonardo Padura's “El hombre que amaba a los perros”
  Emily Maguire

• Heretics, Heritage, Possession: Leonardo Padura’s “Herejes”
  Vicky Unruh

Reviews: Culture, Politics and History in Mexico

• Hustlin’ with some Transnational Women (and the Emerging Drug History of Mexico)
  By Paul Gootenberg

• Unearthing the Mexican Dirty War
  By Nydia A. Martínez

• Of Machos and Men
  By Stephen Allen

Reviews: Neoliberalism in Central America

• Action and Reaction: How Anti-Neoliberalism has revitalized Central American Civil Society
  By Kip A. Wedel

Reviews: The Amazon

• Rubber’s Reprise and the Origins of Amazonian Development
  By Shawn Van Ausdal

Reviews: Intellectuals, Culture, and the Lettered City

• Demythologizing Martí
  By Thomas F. Anderson

Reviews: The Environment and Latin America

• Animals and Humans in Latin American History
  By Maureen E. Shea

Reviews: Central American Literature

• The Politics and Poetics of the Central American Avant-Garde
  By Brian Davisson

Volume 12, Number 3, Spring 2015

Article

• “El hombre no es libre en la naturaleza”: Justo Sierra and the Persistence of Sovereign Power
  Brian Whitener

Review: Argentine Culture and Politics

• The Back of the Tapestry: Translation and Investigation
  By Ben Heller

Review: Narrative in the Andean Region

• Discovering/Recovering Arguedas, the Political Philosopher
  By Anne Lambright

Review: Enduring Personalities

• A Roadmap of Iconology
  By Stephanie Wood

Volume 12, Number 2, Winter 2015

Articles

• Beyond Renewal?: Latin America, The "Classics," and the Interesting Spaces between Martí and Chakrabarty
  Marc A. Hertzman

• Liberal Youth, Modern Exuberance, and Calamity: Aspirations for Modern Nationhood in Paraguay, 1858-1870
  Michael Kenneth Huner

• Singing Huasos: Politics, Chilenidad, and Music from 1910-1950
  Jedrek Mularski

• Love's Sanctuaries: Erotic Spatiality and the Agora in Ernesto Cardenal's Epigramas
  Barbara Fraser-Valencia

Note

• Adiós Marcos: A Fond Farewell to the Subcommander Who Simply Ceased to Exist
  Nicholas Henck

Review: Chile - History and Memory

• A Classic on the Never-Ending Debate on the Allende Years
  By Alan Angell

Review: Poetry & Narrative

• Transnational Genealogies and Post-national Literary Canons
  By Ty West

Review: Poetry

• Beyond Brazil: Supraregional Ecopoetry and Earth Art in the Anthropocene
  By James Hussar

Review: Nation-State and Violence

• Rethinking Conceptualizations of Identity of the Detained-Disappeared
  By Catherine Brix

Review: Literature and Globalization

• Tension and International Displacement in the Generation of ‘72
  By Aja Roberts