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JILAS~, Volume 4:1 (July 1998)
Articles
Mad Cowmen, Foreign Investors and the Mexican Revolution.
by Jeffrey Pilcher
El Tributo al Progreso: Los Costos del Tránsito al Mundo Fabril.
Los obreros de Orizaba a principios del siglo XX.
by Enrique Rajchenberg
Forest
Conservation and Human Rights in Peru: The Conflict over the Chaupe Forest.
by Martin J. Scurrah
Issues and Debates
Neo-liberal Political Cycles: Latin America 'Adjusts' to Poverty and Wealth
in the Era of Free Markets.
by James Petras and Morris Morley
Research Note
Contemporary Spanish American Fiction in English: Who Is Translating Whom?
by Jonathan Tittler
Poetry
Poetry of Pablo Armando
Fernández
Pablo Armando Fernández, Learning to die. The poetry of Pablo Armando
Fernández, Bilingual edition. Selected, translated and with an
introduction by John Brotherton. Cuba, Editorial José Martí,
1995, 225pp.
by Lilit Zekulin Thwaites
Reviews
With Guitars in Their Hands and Revolution in Their Hearts: Corridos of
the Mexican Revolution. The Mexican Revolution: Corridos About the Heroes
and Events, 1910-1920 and Beyond, 4 CDs, 7041-7044, El Cerrito, Arhoolie,
1996. (Includes 178 page booklet edited by Guillermo E. Hernández)
by Andrew G. Wood
Peter Bakewell, A History of Latin America: Empires and Sequels 1450-1930,
Oxford, Blackwell Publishers, 1997, 520pp.
by Rowan Ireland
A. Kim Clark, The Redemptive Work. Railway
and Nation in Ecuador, 1895-1930, Wilmington, Scholarly Resources, 1998,
244pp.
by Jim Levy
Dasso Saldívar, García Márquez.
El viaje a la semilla. La biografía, Madrid, Alfaguara, 1997, 611pp.
by Oscar Flórez Márquez
Ruth Christie, Judith Drinkwater & John
Macklin, The Scripted Self: Textual Identities in Contemporary Spanish
Narrative, Warminster, Aris & Philips, 1995, 183pp.
by Stewart King
Brian Loveman & Thomas Davies Jr (eds),
Che Guevara Guerilla Warfare, third edition with revised and updated introduction
and case studies, Wilmington, Scholarly Resources, 1997, 448pp.
by Denise Glasbeek
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