Volume 15, Number 1, Fall 2017

Articles

• Cocaine Histories and Diverging Drug War Politics in Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru
  Paul Gootenberg

• Silence Behind the ‘Talk of Crime’: Representations of Violence in a Sample of Contemporary Brazilian Films and Television Series
  Eli L. Carter

• The Inconvenience of Revolution: Zapatismo, Cynicism and Memory
  Christian Kroll-Bryce

• Tracing and Memorializing Neruda: The Uruguay connections
  Ian Campbell

• La “Comuna” de Oaxaca: Rebellion, Repression, and Class Consciousness in Tryno Maldonado’s “Teoría de las catástrofes”
  Francesco Di Bernardo

Reviews: The Environment and Latin America

• When Forests Become Political in Michoacán and Chihuahua
  By Sterling Evans

• Exploring Sovereignty in the Ecuadorian Amazon
  By Erin O'Connor

Reviews: Culture, Politics and History in Mexico

• Modernization from Above and Below during the Porfiriato
  By John J. Dwyer

Reviews: Poetry and Narrative

• Abstractions of Privilege
  By Brantley Nicholson

Volume 14, Number 3, Spring 2017

Articles

• From the Rubber Boom to “Ayawaskha” Tourism: Shamanic Initiation Narratives and the Commodification of Amazonia
  Amanda Mignonne Smith

• Reconsidering the Patagonian Worker Movements of the 1920s: Francisco Coloane’s and Luis Sepúlveda’s Rebellious Chilotes
  Rachel VanWieren

• Lucila Quieto’s “Filiación” and the End[s] of Post-Dictatorship Art-Photography
  David Michael Rojinsky

• Re-fictionalizing the Argentine Dream: Poverty and the Return to Literature in “La virgen Cabeza”
  Stephen Buttes

• High Crimes: Élmer Mendoza’s “Zurdo” Mendieta Series and the Psychotropic Economy
  Joseph Patteson

• The Political Effect of “Tenderness” in Buena Memoria by Marcelo Brodsky
  Mariana Graciano

Review

• The Intersections of Pre-Columbian and Colonial life through the Lens of Death and Dying
  By Martha Few

• The Gender Politics of Knowledge in New Spain
  By Margo Echenberg

• Sexuality, Gender and Race in Colonial Cartagena
  By Jennifer Zoebelein

• The Grammar of Justice
  By Sarah Ann Wells

• Land, Politics, and Rebellion in Mexico’s Huasteca Potosina
  By K. Aaron Van Oosterhout

• A Politics Frozen in Time
  By Robert L. Smale

• Exploitation for Everyone: Finance, Production, and Profit since the 1970s
  By Brian Whitener

Volume 14, Number 2, Winter 2017

Articles

• José Leiva's “El indio Juan” and the Discourses of National and Moral Progress in El Salvador
  Brian Davisson

• “Poetry Homework”: Pedagogy, Memory, and Politics in the Visual Poetry of Juan Luis Martínez
  Michael Leong

• Surplus Rebellion, Human Capital, and the Ends of Study in Chile, 2011
  Bret Leraul

• From Sister Ursula de Jesús’ Colonial “Imagined Community” to Modern Day Communities She Has Inspired
  Valerie Benoist

Reviews: Soccer

• The Historical Contingencies of Ethnicity and Place in Buenos Aires’s Soccer Clubs
  By Alex Galarza

Reviews: Poetry

• Wireless Poems in an Internet Age
  By Elissa Rashkin