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Occasional Papers
Back issues of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies Occasional Paper Series are now available on-line in PDF format. Check back in the future for more papers as we make updates to this list.
- JESUIT MISSIONARIES AND NATIVE ELITES
IN NORTHERN MEXICO 1572 TO 1616
Charlotte M. Grady - EDUCACIÓN Y LITERATURA EN LA NUEVA ERA
Jean Franco - PHOTOGRAPHING POLITICAL POWER IN MEXICO
John Mraz - CASTE AND IDENTITY IN COLONIAL MEXICO: A PROPOSAL AND AN EXAMPLE
Richard Boyer - ARE PRIVATE FARM MANAGEMENT CENTERS
FEASIBLE IN EL SALVADOR?
Daniel Solís and Boris E. Bravo-Ureta - Working papers from Inter-American Dialogue's September, 2005 meeting: Cuba, Venezuela, and the Americas (www.thedialogue.org)
Council of Hemispheric Affairs - COHA
Speakers Bureau and Lending Library
- Through an informal Speakers Bureau , we are often able to connect UConn faculty and graduate students with teachers in local schools who are looking for guest speakers on particular topics related to Latin America and the Caribbean. Other ways the outreach center offers assistance to local schools is by allowing teachers to use its extensive lending library free of charge. The Lending Library has a comprehensive collection of resource options (including traditional media and multi-media) on a variety of topics that affect the region.
For further information, please contact:
e-mail: enlace@uconn.edu
Office phone: 860-486-4964