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The purpose of this series is to make available to the public copies of papers on a wide
variety of themes in Puerto Rican and
Latino Studies authored by the Institute's visiting or permanent
faculty or by external scholars who have participated in our
annual multidisciplinary colloquia series. Singly and collectively,
the
papers reflect this Institute's comparative focus in the Puerto
Rican and Latino Studies field.
The following are available free of charge:
Paper Series No.
"Culture Change and Culture Persistence
in Puerto Rico"
by Sidney W. Mintz
Paper Series No.
"Economy, Society and Culture in the Puerto
Rican Diaspora: A Connecticut Case
Study"
by Scott Cook, Norma Boujouen, and James Newton
Paper Series No.
"Negotiated Lives: Biographical and Autobiographical
Narratives on the U.S. Mexico Border"
by Robert R. Alvarez
Paper Series No.
"Historical Perspectives on Latino/Latin
American Popular Music Studies"
by Deborah Pacini Hernandez
Paper Series No.
"Puerto Rico's Self-Determination at Crossroads:Statehood,
Independence, or Commonwealth?"
by Jeffrey Farrow, Sen. Kenneth McClintock, and Jos Tras Monge
Paper Series
No.
"Mexican Outsiders: Theoretical and Historical
Perspectives"
by Martha Menchaca
Paper Series No.
"Identities at Puerto Rico's International
Migrant Crossroads"
by Samuel Martnez
Paper Series No.
"Consumerism and Resistance: Pachuco Influence
in Contemporary Chicano Culture"
by Robin Adele Greeley
Paper Series No.
"Latinos in Connecticut: A Decade of Change"
by Juhem Navarro-Rivera
Paper Series No.
"Puerto Rican Life In Willimantic"
by Elsa Núñez
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To order a hard copy of the Data Base or Research
Paper Series please email your request with full name, affiliation,
and mailing
address to: prladm02@uconnvm.uconn.edu. |
