Articles

Political Efficacy Among California Latinos

By Melissa R. Michelson

Latinos, Political Change, and Electoral Mobilization in Oregon

By Robert C. Dash

The United States-Puerto Rico Political Status Act of 1898: An Empirical Analysis

By Carlos D. Ramírez

Exodus from the Northeast: Changing Economic Opportunities for Puerto Rican Women and Men

By Christine E. Bose and Gilbert Marzán

Mesoamerican Indigenous Women and Religion

By June Nash

Mujeres en Puerto Rico: Recuento de su situación en el siglo veinte

By Nilsa M. Burgos Ortiz

Coming of Age in the Borderlands

By Isabel Valiela

Toussaint and His names

By Colbert I. Nepaulsingh

Review Essays/Book Reviews

Connecting with the Puerto Rican Diaspora

By Juan Flores

(Review of Puerto Rican Nation on the Move by Jorge Duany)

Latinidad, Identity Politics, and Cultural Citizenship

By Viviana Rangil

(Review of Mambo Montage: The Latinization of New York, edited by Agustín Laó-Montes and Arlene Dávila)

Hispanic/Latino Literature: Explorations of Diasporic Experiences

By Enrique Morales- Díaz

(Review of En otra voz: Antología de la literatura hispana en los Estados Unidos, edited by Nicolás Kanellos; and Herencia: The Anthology of Hispanic Literature of the United States, edited by Nicolas Kanellos)

The “Paperless” Chase: Writing the Literary History of the Puerto Rican Diaspora

By José L. Torres-Padilla

(Review of Boricua Literature: A History of the Puerto Rican Diaspora by Lisa Sánchez-González)

Perchance to Dream: The Great Gastby, Willie Bodega, and Other Related Topics

By José L. Torres-Padilla

(Review of Bodega Dreams by Ernesto Quiñonez)

Fact or Fiction?: Women, Biography, and the Mexican Renaissance

By Robert C. Dash

(Review of Falsas memorias: Blanca Luz Brum by Hugo Achúgar; and Finísima by Elena Poniatowska)

La militarización de Vieques y la lucha de un pueblo

By Roberto Vélez- Vélez

(Review of Vieques, the Navy, and Puerto Rican Politics by Amílcar Barreto)

Historia, género y diversidad étnica en Costa Rica: El caso de la Zona Atlántica

By Carmen Caamaño

(Review of The Company they Kept: Migrants and the Politics of Gender in Caribbean Costa Rica, 1870-1960 by Lara Putnam)

Books Recieved

By Carmen Caamaño and Bethan Stewart

 

Updated by Xiaolei Chen

on October 28th, 2004