LASA2023 / América Latina y el Caribe: Pensar, Representar y Luchar por los Derechos

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Thank you for visiting our virtual booth at this year's LASA conference!

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Explore our range of titles in Latin American Studies:

Attendees can save 30% on a selection of recent titles with our dedicated LASA booklist. Simple enter EXLATI23 at the checkout, browse the full list here: www.oup.com/conf/exlati23

Looking for textbooks in Latin American Studies?

The second edition of Latin America in the Modern World covers all regions of Latin America and situates modern Latin American history in a global context. By adding smaller Latin American nations into the story, the text takes an inclusive approach to teaching historical narratives.

Learn more about the book in the below video where the team behind Latin America in the Modern World discuss how instructors can build upon the text to teach Modern Latin America in a global context.

For more textbooks, visit our HE website.

If publishing your work is the next step in your career, our editors would be delighted to hear from you via email about your new projects, now or any time.

Charles Cavaliere, Higher Education textbooks - charles.cavaliere@oup.com
Angela Chnapko, Politics books - angela.chnapko@oup.com
Susan Ferber, History books - susan.ferber@oup.com
Louis Gulino, Reference works - louis.gulino@oup.com

Latin America in the Modern World
Auteurs: Virginia Garrard, Peter Henderson, and Bryan McCann
Langue: English
Édition: Second Edition
Site Web du Livre: Cliquez ici

Brazil
Five Centuries of Change
Auteurs: James Green and Thomas E. Skidmore
Langue: English
Édition: Third Edition
Site Web du Livre: Cliquez ici

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Brazilian History and Culture
Auteurs: Editor in Chief: Guillermo Palacios
Langue: English
Site Web du Livre: Cliquez ici

The Oxford Handbook of Central American History
Auteurs: Edited by Robert Holden
Langue: English
Site Web du Livre: Cliquez ici

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The Nineteenth Century Section of the Latin American Studies Association named For God and Liberty the winner of the Best Book Award for a monograph representing a significant contribution to academic knowledge on a nineteenth-century topic, published during 2022.

"For God and Liberty stands out for the continental and even transatlantic reach of its proposal. The number of archives consulted in crafting this book is noteworthy: they are vast, international, and revelatory of the author's efforts to access highly restricted repositories."

Studies in Comparative Energy and Environment Politics

On 26 May at 10:15am PT, join the session on "New Work on Latin America in Studies in Comparative Energy and Environmental Politics" in West Meeting Room 104.

Chaired by Todd Eisenstadt, co-editor of the Studies in Comparative Energy and Environmental Politics series, the panel includes:

Moises Arce, co-author of The Roots of Engagement: Understanding Opposition and Support for Resource Extraction
Maiah Jaskoski, author of The Politics of Extraction: Territorial Rights, Participatory Institutions, and Conflict in Latin America
Rose Spalding, author of Breaking Ground: From Extraction Booms to Mining Bans in Latin America