A study of Cuban composer Emilio Grenet helps to illustrate the profound damage done by the continued US embargo
A study of Cuban composer Emilio Grenet helps to illustrate the profound damage done by the continued US embargo
A literary-critical analysis of the Cuban writer provides valuable insights into the relationship between sexual politics, art and revolution
Cultural diversity thrived on both sides of the US-Mexican border in the heady atmosphere of revolution
An updated history of independence reminds us how Latin American states are still battling to be rid of imperialism
An examination of the interaction between the international and the domestic puts the state back at the heart of political analysis
A study of the gaucho in 'foreign' literature demonstrates that this icon of Argentine identity is also a product of cultural exchange
A groundbreaking study into the economics of imperialism reveals the domestic forces driving US policy abroad
Mexico's great revolution - the fiesta of bullets - has been kept alive only through the work of academics themselves
A stimulating - and tasty - reflection on the relationship between Puerto Rico's national cuisine and global trends
