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Professor Yuko Miki will share sections of her upcoming book, Kalunga (working title), which "traces
As part of the Undisciplined: Writing & Creating Otherwise in Latinx & Caribbean Studies Spe
The Rutgers Center for Latin American Studies is pleased to invite you to a book launch for After th
"The Bajio Revolution: Remaking Capitalism, Community, and Patriarchy in Mexico, North America, and
We would like to invite you to our inaugural RAICCS Theories and Methods Salon. Lunch will be provid
Dr. Porter is an Assistant Professor of History at the University of Maryland, College Park whose re
"The Expulsion of the Jesuit and the Imposition of a New Secular Administration. The Guarani in
On Wednesday, 19 November 2025, the Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas at Universidad Nacional
Violence in twentieth-century Mexico has a history; it is not the product of national character or a
U.S. border security and immigration enforcement policies are increasingly outsourced beyond the U.S
Join us for a discussion with visual anthropologist and filmmaker Yezid Campos following the screeni
We are happy to announce an exciting series led by RAICCS steering committee member, Kaysha Corineal
Please join our graduate students (including research grant recipients) as they present their
"A Third Path: Corporatism in Brazil and Portugal". Dr. Melissa Teixeira, University of Pe
This talk examines the lead-up to the 1992 Huamanquiquia massacre within the broader context of Indi
Panama in Black is the first historical study to examine the activism of Caribbean migrants and thei
Come to this event to learn about a dynamic digital humanities project by two Interdisciplinary scho
