Latin American Studies~2012 - University of Pittsburgh Press

Latin American 

Studies~2012 

New and Recent Titles 

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Gender, State, 

and Medicine in 

Highland Ecuador 

Modernizing Women, 

Modernizing the State, 

1895-1950 

A. KIM CLARK 

Clark examines women’s lives and 

gender ideologies in the Ecuadorian 

highlands in the first half of the 

twentieth century. She views four 

areas in which proper female 

behavior was debated and reimagined, 

by various social actors 

including women themselves: child 

welfare and mothering, prostitution 

and sexuality, midwifery, and nursing. 

2012 • 320 pp. 

ISBN 978-0-8229-6209-0 • Paper $27.95 

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PITT LATIN AMERICAN SERIES 

CONTENTS 

Transformations and 

Crisis of Liberalism 

in Argentina, 

1930–1955 

JORGE A. NÁLLIM 

Nállim examines the history of 

liberalism in Argentina between the 

military coups of 1930, which 

ended the administration of Hipólito 

Yrigoyen, and 1955, which 

overthrew Juan Perón. He focuses 

on the changing meanings of the 

liberal ideology and its 

appropriation by different political, 

social, and intellectual actors. 

2012 • 340 pp. 

978-0-8229-6203-8 • Paper $27.95 

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NEW TITLES …………………………………………………………………2-3 

CULTURE ………………………………………………………………………4–8 

POLITICS & HISTORY……………………………………………………9–14 

ANDES ………………………………………………………………………15–17 

CUBA & CARIBBEAN …………………………………………………18–20 

BRAZIL ………………………………………………………………………21–22 

MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA ……………………………………23–25 

AUTHOR INDEX ………………………………………………………………26 

Afterlives of 

Confinement 

Spatial Transitions in 

Post-Dictatorship Latin America 

SUSANA DRAPER 

Draper examines the transformation 

of prisons and detention centers 

into shopping malls, culturalcommercial 

centers, museums, and 

memorial sites, as symbols of the 

transitions from dictatorship to 

neoliberal democracy in Argentina, 

Chile, and Uruguay. By analyzing 

literary and architectural forms of 

prisons' afterlives, she shows the 

questionable and unstable nature 

of dominant assumptions about the 

concept of "transition." 

2012 • 256 pp. 

978-0-8229-6225-0 • Paper $24.95 


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ILLUMINATIONS: CULTURAL 

FORMATIONS OF THE AMERICAS

Media, Sound, and 

Culture in Latin 

America and the 

Caribbean 

Edited by ALEJANDRA BRONFMAN 

AND ANDREW GRANT WOOD 

An original analysis of the role of 

sound in Latin American and 

Caribbean societies, from the late 

nineteenth century to the present. 

The contributors examine the 

importance of sound in the purveyance 

of power, gender roles, 

race, community, religion, and populism. 

They also demonstrate how 

sound is essential to the formation 

of citizenship and nationalism. 

2012 • 160 pp. 

ISBN 978-0-8229-6187-1 • Paper $24.95 



Transition Cinema 

Political Filmmaking and the 

Argentine Left since 1968 

JESSICA STITES MOR 

Stites Mor documents the critical 

role filmmakers, the film industry, 

and state regulators played in 

Argentina’s volatile transition to 

democracy. She shows how, during 

different regimes, the state 

moved to either inhibit or facilitate 

film production and its content, 

distribution, and exhibition. She 

also reveals the strategies the film 

industry employed to comply with, 

or circumvent these regulations. 

2012 • 304 pp. 

978-0-8229-6191-8 • Paper $24.95 


ILLUMINATIONS: CULTURAL 

FORMATIONS OF THE AMERICAS 

Bound Lives 

Africans, Indians, and the 

Making of Race in Colonial Peru 

RACHEL SARAH O’TOOLE 

Bound Lives chronicles the lived 

experience of race relations in 

northern coastal Peru during the 

colonial era. O’Toole examines 

how Andeans and Africans 

negotiated and employed casta, 

and in doing so, constructed 

these racial categories. 

2012 • 280 pp. 

978-0-8229-6193-2 • Paper $25.95 



Salt and the 

Colombian State 

Local Society and Regional 

Monopoly in Boyacá, 1821-1900 

JOSHUA M. ROSENTHAL 

In republican Colombia, salt 

became an important source of 

revenue to the state, which levied 

taxes on it and in some cases 

controlled and profited from its 

production. Focusing his study on 

the city of la Salina, Rosenthal 

offers a glimpse into the workings 

of the early Colombian state, its 

institutions, and their interactions 

with local citizens during this 

formative period. 

2012 • 240 pp. 

978-0-8229-6180-2 • Paper $27.95 



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Without History 

Subaltern Studies, the Zapatista Insurgency, 

and the Specter of History 

JOSÉ RABASA 

Sentencing Canudos 

2010 • 368 pp. • 978-0-8229-6065-2 • Paper $28.50 

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ILLUMINATIONS: CULTURAL FORMATIONS OF THE AMERICAS 

Subalternity in the Backlands of Brazil 

ADRIANA MICHELE CAMPOS JOHNSON 

2010 • 240 pp. • 978-0-8229-6123-9 • Paper $25.95 



“Rabasa provides a solid genealogy of indigenous thinking in dialogue 

with Western epistemes. He opens a universe of meaning 

for scholars interested in the ideological richness of the first confrontations 

between Europeans and Amerindians and explains the 

possibilities for the production of knowledge—all the way to the 

present, where history is still a terrain of struggle for contesting 

ideas and displaying the resiliency of subaltern epistemes.” 

—Ileana Rodríguez, The Ohio State University 

“A rich and thought-provoking interpretation of how Canudos 

had its political articulation as a community denied, both at the 

time of its destruction as well as over the last 110 years of writing 

about it. It offers the reader an enjoyable, challenging account of 

Canudos as a case study of the interplay between history, subalternity, 

and contestation.” 

—José Luiz Passos, University of California, Los Angeles 

Muralism without Walls 

Rivera, Orozco, and Siqueiros in the United States, 1927–1940 

ANNA INDYCH-LóPEZ 

Liberalism at Its Limits 

Crime and Terror in the Latin American Cultural Text 

ILEANA RODRÍGUEZ 

2009 • 264 pp. • 978-0-8229-4384-6 • Cloth $45.00 • ITEM NO. 510 • SALE PRICE $36.00 


“Scholars and students of art history, museum studies, U.S. foreign 

relations, and post-revolutionary Mexico will appreciate Indych- 

Lopez’s nuanced explanation of the changing perceptions of Mexican 

modern art in the United States during the 1930s.” 

—The Latin Americanist 

2009 • 248 pp. • 978-0-8229-6019-5 • Paper $26.95 • ITEM NO. 511 • SALE PRICE $21.56 • ePub available 

978-0-8229-4368-6 • Cloth $60.00 • ITEM NO. 512 • SALE PRICE $48.00 


“A tense and intricate weave that connects cultural studies with political 

science and history. State failures turn out to be over-determined by the 

inherent flaws in liberalism itself, magnified into outright breeches of reason 

in Latin America, and by the inauspicious context that tries liberalism.” 

—Doris Sommer, Harvard University 

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Intersecting Tango 

Cultural Geographies of Buenos Aires, 1900-1930 

ADRIANA J. BERGERO 



“Brings to bear an extraordinarily rich array of materials on the notion 

of modernization as a deep set of dislocations. Bergero covers the subject 

with encyclopedic sweep and in a truly interdisciplinary way.” 

—Diana Sorensen, Harvard University 

Literature and Subjection 

The Economy of Writing and Marginality in Latin America 

HORACIO LEGRÁS 




“Legrás offers excellent readings of both Latin American fiction and 

Western theory. He illustrates the particularity of the link between Latin 

American fiction and history, on one hand, and between Latin American 

culture and modern European epistemology on the other. A rare feat in the 

field of Latin American studies.” 

—Brett Levinson, Binghamton University 

The Curse of Nemur 

In Search of the Art, Myth, and Ritual of the Ishir 

TICIO ESCOBAR 

Nightmares of the Lettered City 

Banditry and Literature in Latin America, 1816-1929 

JUAN PABLO DABOVE 




“A compelling read. Escobar comes to Ishir mythology and art as a literary 

and art critic, but it would be a waste to read this book purely in 

the spirit of literary criticism, for the stories that the Ishir tell, their 

body art, and their rituals are far too interesting in their own right.” 

—Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 



“Provides an exquisite and erudite re-interpretation of key texts relating 

not only to banditry but, more generally, to the anxieties of nation formation 

and modernity in the fragmented polities and cultures of Latin 

America.” 

—The Americas 

C U LT U R E 


C U LT U R E 

The Optic of the State 

Other South 

Faulkner, Coloniality, and the Mariátegui Tradition 

HOSAM ABOUL-ELA 

Visuality and Power in Argentina and Brazil 

JENS ANDERMANN 



“Whereas Faulkner is customarily represented as a product of literary modernism, 

Aboul-Ela invokes the ‘peripheralist aesthetics’ in the Mariátegui 

tradition to separate him from the Euro-American modernist tradition. By 

bringing other regions of the Global South into his analysis of U.S. Southern 

culture, Aboul-Ela raises important questions about colonial economy and 

the geo-spatial inequalities that determined much of Faulkner’s vision.” 

—Donald Pease, Dartmouth College 



“Written in impeccable style with a taste of the lavish chronicle, The Optic 

of the State is a book you won't want to put down. Its research is rigorous 

throughout, and even where the documents are not new themselves, they 

are being revisited with great originality.” 

—Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina 

The Avant-Garde and Geopolitics 

in Latin America 

FERNANDO J. ROSENBERG 

Shadows on a Wall 

Juan O’Gorman and the Mural in Pátzcuaro 

HILARY MASTERS 



“Rosenberg offers an inspired, necessary rereading of Latin America’s 

avant-gardes as a self-aware negotiation with the expanding geopolitics of 

their time. He also builds a compelling case for the avant-gardes’ resilient 

import for current discussions of the global dynamics of cultural production 

and their anticipatory challenge to the putative modern/postmodern 

divide.” 

—Vicky Unruh,University of Kansas 

2005 • 160 pp. • 978-0-8229-4260-3 • Cloth $24.95 • ITEM NO. 522 • SALE PRICE $19.96 • ePub available 

“An exhilarating tale that is a seamless blend of intricate character 

studies, the politics of patronage and power and the world events of 

the day. A lovely, enigmatic book.” 

—Cleveland Plain Dealer 


Mestizaje Upside-Down 

Aesthetic Politics in Modern Bolivia 

JAVIER SANJINÉS C. 

Rockin’ Las Américas 

The Global Politics of Rock in Latin/o America 

Edited by DEBORAH PACINI HERNANDEZ, 

HÉCTOR FERNÁNDEZ-L’HOESTE, and ERIC ZOLOV 

C U LT U R E 



“The importance of this book resides not only in its revealing documentation 

and analysis of rock en español, but in its implicit call for a rewriting 

of rock history as a global phenomenon from the outset.” 

—Popular Music 



“Sanjinés’ book is an erudite meditation on Bolivian nationhood. 

Focusing on the concept of mestizaje, he skillfully interprets essays, novels, 

paintings, and photographs to illustrate the evolving vision of the 

nation held by the country’s mestizo-criollo elite.” 

—Journal of Interdisciplinary History 

Sin puertas visibles 

The Corpus Delicti 

A Manual of Argentine Fictions 

JOSEFINA LUDMER 




“Preserves the wit, irony, and intellectual intensity of the Spanish edition, 

while making Ludmer’s insights accessible to an even broader audience. 

Artfully combines literary criticism and cultural theory to illuminate 

representations of ‘crime’ in a specific period of Argentine history.” 

—Journal of the Midwest MLA 

An Anthology of Contemporary Poetry by Mexican Women: 

Bilingual edition 

Edited by JEN HOFER 

2003 • 256 pp. • 978-0-8229-5798-0 • Paper $22.50 • ITEM NO. 527 • SALE PRICE $18.00 

“Virtually all of these poems have at least one rich new poetic sound to 

offer English speakers. The poems in this anthology offer a sensibility 

far away from the burdened, overwhelmed Self heard in much American 

writing.” 

—American Book Review 


C U LT U R E 

Woman of the River 

Bilingual edition 

CLARIBEL ALEGRÍA 

DARWIN FLAKOLL, translator 


PITT POETRY SERIES 

“One of the major voices in Latin American poetry presents a collection 

of poems that address the political realities of contemporary Central 

America, containing many works that are political, direct, and critical of 

the United States’ presence in Latin America.” 

—Directions 

Voces femeninas de Hispanoamérica 

Spanish edition 

Edited by GLORIA BAUTISTA GUTIÉRREZ 



“An excellent contribution to writing on and by women in Latin 

America.” 

—H-Net Reviews 

Voces Femeninas de Hispanoamérica presents a selection of the most representative and outstanding writing 

by Latin American women writers from the seventeenth century to the present. 

Emplumada 

LORNA DEE CERVANTES 

Imagination Beyond Nation 

Latin American Popular Culture 

Edited by EVA P. BUENO and TERRY CAESAR 



“Clearly popular culture has added new dimensions to more traditional 

approaches. [This] collection offers, among other things, some excellent 

case studies of this process of mediation. It is especially fascinating to 

watch authors who are well informed about the culture they study reflect 

upon this phenomenon.” 



PITT POETRY SERIES 

“No book before Emplumada has so completely and sharply drawn the 

East Bay and San Jose, California experience with full justice. No book 

has so successfully made the Californian urban and rural worlds of 

unfinished freeways and ‘spinached specked shoes’ of cannery workers 

come alive. No book has so carefully elucidated what living as a Chicana 

in the West means, and how ‘an intelligent, well-read person could 

believe in the war between races.” 

—Revista Chicano-Riqueña 


Dignifying Argentina 

P O L I T I C S & H I S T O RY 

Peronism, Citizenship, and Mass Consumption 

EDUARDO ELENA 

2011 • 344 pp. • 978-0-8229-6170-3 • Paper $27.95 



Medicine and Politics in Colonial Peru 

Population Growth and the Bourbon Reforms 

ADAM WARREN 

2010 • 304 pp. • 978-0-8229-6111-6 • Paper $26.95 



“The book’s clearly written narratives and engaging detail make it 

a good choice for both undergraduate and graduate courses in 

colonial Latin America and the history of medicine.” 

—Hispanic American Historical Review 

“A deeply researched and major contribution to Argentine historiography. 

For specialists on Argentina it represents one of the 

most important studies of the last decade. Dignifying Argentina 

presents a cogent analysis of state policies and their reception, in 

which we learn much about popular consumption, the nature of 

Peronism, and modern Argentine history itself.” 

—James Brennan, University of California Riverside 

Poverty of Democracy 

The Institutional Roots of Political Participation in Mexico 

CLAUDIO A. HOLZNER 

2010 • 304 pp. • 978-0-8229-6078-2 • Paper $26.95 



“Holzner has crafted a challenging, thoughtful, and provocative 

interpretation contradicting theories that suggest democracy 

increases political participation among the poor. This work is particularly 

relevant to Mexico, but Holzner’s conclusions have widespread 

implications for any society completing the transition to a 

democratic model. A welcome, fresh insight to the consequences 

of democratic transitions in the region.” 

—Roderic Ai Camp, Claremont McKenna College 



Electing Chávez 

The Business of Anti-neoliberal Politics in Venezuela 

LESLIE C. GATES 



“The most compelling analysis that I have seen of the pivotal 1998 

Venezuelan presidential election which brought Hugo Chávez to power. . 

. . Methodologically and theoretically, Gates’ book is enormously rewarding. 

No social scientist studying Latin America in the neoliberal and postneoliberal 

eras can afford to remain ignorant of Gates’ points.” 

—European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 

The Politics of Sexuality in Latin America 

A Reader on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights 

Edited by JAVIER CORRALES and MARIO PECHENY 



“An exceptionally wide selection of articles, documenting current lesbian, 

gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) politics in over twelve different Latin 

American countries.It addresses the achievements regarding LGBT rights in 

the region, but also the remaining challenges, attempting to shed light on 

why in some domains, regions, and countries there has been little progress, 

and investigating what the particular resistances against human rights of 

the LGBT communities and their social recognition are grounded in.” 

—Bulletin of Latin American Research 

Corruption and Democracy 


The Politics of Motherhood 

Maternity and Women’s Rights in Twentieth-Century Chile 

JADWIGA E. PIEPER MOONEY 



“Brilliantly presents the relationship between the power of politics and 

women’s individual agency to decide on reproduction and motherhood. 

This very accessible book certainly contributes to an informed debate on 

motherhood and womanhood in Chile across disciplines. While the historical 

context reveals the situation of women in Chile, the topics discussed 

are of great significance for women all over the world.” 


Edited by CHARLES H. BLAKE and STEPHEN D. MORRIS 



“A broad-based and genuinely comparative view of corruption issues and 

their relationship to democratic politics. An essential resource not only for 

regional specialists, but for anyone concerned with the interplay of wealth, 

power, civil society, accountability, and democracy in changing societies.” 

—Michael Johnston, Colgate University 


Under the Flags of Freedom 

Slave Soldiers and the Wars of Independence 

in Spanish South America 

PETER BLANCHARD 




“Impressively researched. Blanchard certainly achieves his goal of ensuring 

that slaves are given their proper due for securing Spanish America’s independence; 

his book is a fine resource for both students of Spanish America’s 

independence struggle and scholars interested in the process of abolition in 

the Atlantic World.” 

—American Historical Review 

Myths of Harmony 

Race and Republicanism during the Age of Revolution, 

Colombia, 1795-1831 

MARIXA LASSO 



“Now the indispensable book for understanding the Colombian independence 

era and critical reading for scholars interested in both the transition 

to republicanism and the formation of racial ideologies in Latin America.” 


Fujimori’s Peru 

Deception in the Public Sphere 

CATHERINE M. CONAGHAN 



“Conaghan has provided the scholarly community with a classic, required 

reading for all supporters of democracy as a case study of the multiple 

ways a few determined individuals can manipulate the public sphere and 

use democratic institutions for the explicit purpose of undermining them.” 

—Latin American Politics and Society 

Enforcing the Rule of Law 

Social Accountability in the New Latin American Democracies 

Edited by ENRIQUE PERUZZOTTI and CATALINA SMULOVITZ 



“This insightful and agenda-setting collection provides a robust empirical 

and conceptual platform for taking on this challenging analytical 

question.” 

—Journal of Latin American Studies 




Political (In)Justice 

Authoritarianism and the Rule of Law in Brazil, Chile, 

and Argentina 

ANTHONY W. PEREIRA 

Transforming Latin America 

The International and Domestic Origins of Change 

CRAIG ARCENEAUX and DAVID PION-BERLIN 



“A new and insightful lens through which to explore regime consolidation 

through the judiciary, going beyond the traditional focus on societal 

threat, military cohesion, or economic stewardship. Will be a welcome 

and informative resource for students and scholars of dictatorship and 

democratization in Latin America and beyond.” 




“Faithfully addresses the main issues concerning political transformations 

within this region and incorporating both domestic and international 

factors. An excellent tour de force on this vital and dynamically 

changing region.” 

—Perspectives on Political Science 

Public Security and Police Reform 

in the Americas 

Edited by JOHN BAILEY and LUCÍA DAMMERT 

Opposing Currents 

The Politics of Water and Gender in Latin America 

Edited by VIVIENNE BENNETT, SONIA DÁVILA-POBLETE, 

and MARÍA NIEVES RICO 



“Sets a new standard in scholarly writing on water and gender issues in 

Latin America.” 

—Bulletin of Latin American Studies 


“This excellent and comprehensive volume, edited and written by leading 

researchers in the field, examines the crime problem, the often ineffectual 

attempts to control it via police reform, and the threats to democracy 

that its pervasiveness has generated.” 

—Mitchell A. Seligson, Vanderbilt University 


Parties and Unions in the 

New Global Economy 

KATRINA BURGESS 

Globalization and the Future 

of the Welfare State 

Edited by MIGUEL GLATZER and DIETRICH RUESCHEMEYER 


“An important resource for scholars investigating the role of domestic politics 

in modifying the impact of globalization. Additionally, the depth of 

the case studies will be extremely useful for scholars in comparative politics 

and, of course, for those studying changes in social welfare policies in 

both the developing and the developed states.” 

—International Studies Review 



“This book offers an outstanding analysis of changing party-union relations 

in Mexico, Spain, and Venezuela during periods of economic crisis 

and adjustment. It is original in approach, sophisticated in conceptualization, 

and sure-footed in execution. A major addition to the literatures 

on the politics of economic reform and on labor movements in Latin 

America and Western Europe.” 

—Kevin J. Middlebrook, University of London 

The Limits of Protectionism 

Building Coalitions for Free Trade 

MICHAEL LUSZTIG 


“A tour de force for those who want to understand why many countries, if 

not the entire world, have embraced free trade. Lusztig never loses sight of 

a most essential ingredient in this profound sea change: the conversion of 

business from protectionism to free markets.” 

—Guy Poitras, Trinity University 

Grassroots Expectations of Democracy 

and Economy 

Argentina in Comparative Perspective 

NANCY R. POWERS 



“Superb study of poverty in Argentina. Powers not only provides solid 

answers to important questions about the behavior of the poor; she also 

raises an important paradox for future thinkers to unravel.” 





Empowering Women 

Land and Property Rights in Latin America 

Protest, Policy, and the Problem 

of Violence against Women 

A Cross-National Comparison 

S. LAUREL WELDON 

CARMEN DIANA DEERE and MAGDALENA LEÓN 

2003 Bryce Wood Book Award, Latin American Studies Association 



“A brilliant multidisciplinary analysis of gender and property in Latin 

America, and the ways in which rural women are actively engaged in the 

contests over land rights. . . . belongs in every university library.” 



“For an unerringly scrupulous crafting of an argument, this study cannot be 

surpassed. This is an ambitious and meticulous book from which scholars 

of policy change will profoundly benefit.” 

—Political Science Quarterly 

Citizen Views of Democracy 


Edited by RODERIC AI CAMP 



“A major and well-substantiated contribution to the debate about democracy’s 

values and its future in Latin America.” 

—Foreign Affairs 


City at the Center of the World 

Space, History, and Modernity in Quito 

ERNESTO CAPELLO 

“I Sweat the Flavor of Tin” 

Labor Activism in Early Twentieth-Century Bolivia 

ROBERT L. SMALE 

2011 • 312 pp. • 978-0-8229-6166-6 • Paper $27.95 

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“Smale’s careful and close study of labor activism in the city of 

Oruro in the first three decades of the twentieth century is to be 

welcomed. There is a wealth of information here, and it is carefully 

documented and well written and its narrative of struggles of 

the Oruro workers is compelling.” 


The Andes Imagined 

Indigenismo, Society, and Modernity 

JORGE CORONADO 

“City at the Center of the World explores the emergence of Quito, 

Ecuador, as a modern national capital. Capello’s elegantly written 

and well-organized study examines strategic moments in the city’s 

history in relation to their colonial past and regional contexts as 

city elites and indigenous communities worked to reshape ‘traditional’ 

historical discourses and city spaces to craft a modern capital 

to their respective advantage.” 

—Mark Overmyer-Velázquez, University of Connecticut 

Unresolved Tensions 

Bolivia Past and Present 

Edited by JOHN CRABTREE and LAURENCE WHITEHEAD 




“[This] book will remain essential reading for some time to come . . . 

Crabtree’s introduction to the volume and Whitehead’s comparative and historical 

conclusions are masterful, and offer insights into how scholarship on 

Bolivian politics is ideologicaly framed.” 




“Provocative and distinctly original.” 


“A much-needed work on the cultural, aesthetic, and political dimensions 

of Peruvian indigenismo, arguably one of the most important and 

influential trends to have emerged in Latin America during the first half 

of the twentieth century. The analysis is solid, thorough, and convincing.” 

—Carlos Aguirre, University of Oregon 

A N D E S 


A N D E S 

Struggles of Voice 

The Politics of Indigenous Representation in the Andes 

JOSÉ ANTONIO LUCERO 

Highland Indians and the State 

in Modern Ecuador 

Edited by A. KIM CLARK and MARC BECKER 




“An important and thoughtful contribution to the study of contemporary 

indigenous mobilizations in the Andes, with broad theoretical contributions 

to important issues of representation, how voices are constructed, 

and whose interests they serve.” 





“Theoretically sophisticated yet highly accessible . . . helps us understand 

perhaps the region’s most successful indigenous movement within its historical 

and comparative context. It does this better than any other book 

currently available. Along the way, it offers a history of modern Ecuador 

that is compelling and a treatment of state formation that should be read by 

anyone interested in understanding postindependence in Latin America.” 


State and Society in Conflict 

Comparative Perspectives on the Andean Crises 

Edited by PAUL W. DRAKE and ERIC HERSHBERG 



“Scholars and students alike will benefit from this uniformly rich set of 

essays. [It] provides both the analytical tools and historical and contemporary 

perspectives necessary to enable a deeper understanding of the 

common elements of crisis, significant variations, and potential trajectories 

in state-society relations across the Andes today.” 

—Jonathan Hartlyn, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 

The Metamorphosis of Heads 

Textual Struggles, Education, and Land in the Andes 

DENISE Y. ARNOLD with JUAN DE DIOS YAPITA 



“Certainly ambitious, but the authors succeed in their aims through a 

wonderfully rich ethnography and careful reading of historical research.” 



Politics in the Andes 

Identity, Conflict, Reform 

Spanish King of the Incas 

The Epic Life of Pedro Bohorques 

Edited by JO-MARIE BURT and PHILIP MAUCERI 

ANA MARÍA LORANDI, ANN DE LEÓN, translator 

A N D E S 



“This masterful book offers profound insights into the ethnic and social 

tensions of the colonial Andes.” 




“An outstanding comparative analysis of political changes in the 1990s 

in the five Andean countries of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, 

and Bolivia. A valuable contribution for classroom adoption as well as 

for scholars.” 


Political Culture in Nineteenth-Century Peru 

The Rise of the Partido Civil 

ULRICH MUECKE 




“A pathbreaking study. One of the best analyses on a long-ignored and 

dimly understood corner of electoral politics in the nineteenth-century 

political history of Peru. A must-read for Latin Americanists searching for 

the seeds and sprouts of early democracy in the region.” 


The Friendly Liquidation of the Past 

The Politics of Diversity in Latin America 

DONNA LEE VAN COTT 



“Van Cott firmly establishes herself as one of the foremost authorities on 

constitutional change and indigenous politics in Latin America. The volume 

fairly bursts with important empirical detail and carefully crafted 

analytical considerations. One of the best English-language accounts of 

the pathbreaking reforms undertaken by Colombia and Bolivia in the 

early 1990s.” 



C U BA & CA R I B B E A N 

Hegel, Haiti, and Universal History 

SUSAN BUCK-MORSS 

The Conquest of History 




“This brief review cannot do justice to the many ways [Buck-Morss’] 

provocative and beautifully written book forces us to reexamine our academic 

labors. Buck-Morss also deserves praise for placing the Haitian 

Revolution firmly at the center of modernity—and insisting that scholars in 

many fields contemplate its lessons.” 


Spanish Colonialism and National Histories in the Nineteenth Century 

CHRISTOPHER SCHMIDT-NOWARA 



“Schmidt-Nowara’s excellent and persuasively argued book pushes the 

limits of empire studies, particularly through the examination of nationbuilding 

outside of a nationalist context. Essential for anyone interested in 

empire studies, comparative colonial studies, or the literature and culture 

of the Spanish, Philippine, or Antillean nineteenth century.” 

—Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 

The Cuban Embargo 

The Domestic Politics of an American Foreign Policy 

PATRICK J. HANEY and WALT VANDERBUSH 



“An engaging study of the behind-the-scenes forces shaping the U.S. embargo 

of Cuba. Carefully takes us through intrigues in the White House, politics 

in Congress, and shifts in the exile community to grasp the complex 

dynamics at work.” 

—Maria de los Angeles Torres, author of In the Land of Mirrors: Cuban 

Exile Politics in the United States 

The Archives of Cuba/Los archivos de Cuba 

Edited by LOUIS A. PÉREZ and REBECCA J. SCOTT 



“[Pérez and Scott] have contributed greatly toward revealing the wonderful 

documentary resources in various Cuban archives. Strongly recommended 

for researchers and librarians.” 

—Colonial Latin American Historical Review 


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Alegría, Claribel ...............................................................................8 

Andermann, Jens ............................................................................6 

Arceneaux, Craig ...........................................................................12 

Arnold, Denise Y. ...........................................................................16 

Bailey, John..............................................................................12, 24 

Bautista Gutiérrez, Gloria ................................................................8 

Becker, Marc ..................................................................................16 

Bennett, Vivienne ...........................................................................12 

Bergero, Adriana J. ..........................................................................5 

Binford, Leigh.................................................................................24 

Blake, Charles H. ...........................................................................10 

Blake, Stanley E. ............................................................................21 

Blanchard, Peter.............................................................................11 

Bronfman, Alejandra.........................................................................3 

Buck-Morss, Susan........................................................................18 

Bueno, Eva P. ...................................................................................8 

Burgess, Katrina.............................................................................13 

Burt, Jo-Marie ................................................................................17 

Camp, Roderic Ai...........................................................................14 

Casanovas, Joan............................................................................20 

Caesar, Terry ...................................................................................8 

Capello, Ernesto.............................................................................15 

Cervantes, Lorna Dee ......................................................................8 

Clark, A. Kim ..............................................................................2, 16 

Conaghan, Catherine M. ................................................................11 

Coronado, Jorge ............................................................................15 

Corrales, Javier ..............................................................................10 

Crabtree, John ...............................................................................15 

Dabove, Juan Pablo ........................................................................5 

Dacal Moure, Ramón .....................................................................20 

Dammert, Lucía..............................................................................12 

Dávila-Poblete, Sonia ....................................................................12 

Deere, Carmen Diana.....................................................................14 

Dion, Michelle L..............................................................................23 

Drake, Paul W.................................................................................16 

Draper, Susana.................................................................................2 

Elena, Eduardo.................................................................................9 

Escobar, Ticio...................................................................................5 

Fernández-L’Hoeste, Héctor ...........................................................7 

Gates, Leslie C...............................................................................10 

Glatzer, Miguel................................................................................13 

Godson, Roy G. .............................................................................24 

Haney, Patrick J. ............................................................................18 

Hershberg, Eric ..............................................................................16 

Hofer, Jen .........................................................................................7 

Holzner, Claudio A............................................................................9 

Hughes, Sallie ................................................................................23 

Indych-López, Anna .........................................................................4 

Isbester, Katherine..........................................................................24 

Johnson, Adriana Michele Campos.................................................4 

Kingstone, Peter.............................................................................21 

Kittleson, Roger A. .........................................................................21 

Krull, Catherine...............................................................................20 

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Lasso, Marixa.................................................................................11 

Lauria-Santiago, Aldo ..............................................................24, 25 

Legrás, Horacio................................................................................5 

Leitinger, Ilse Abshagen .................................................................25 

León, Magdalena............................................................................14 

Lorandi, Ana María.........................................................................17 

Lucero, José Antonio .....................................................................16 

Ludmer, Josefina..............................................................................7 

Lusztig, Michael .............................................................................13 

Masters, Hilary .................................................................................6 

Mauceri, Philip................................................................................17 

Moore, Robin D..............................................................................19 

Morris, Stephen D. ........................................................................10 

Muecke, Ulrich ...............................................................................17 

Nállim, Jorge ....................................................................................2 

O’Toole, Rachel Sarah .....................................................................3 

Ottmann, Goetz Frank....................................................................22 

Pacini Hernandez, Deborah .............................................................7 

Pecheny, Mario...............................................................................10 

Pereira, Anthony W...................................................................12, 22 

Pérez, Louis A. .........................................................................18, 19 

Peruzzotti, Enrique .........................................................................11 

Pieper Mooney, Jadwiga E. ...........................................................10 

Pion-Berlin, David .........................................................................12 

Power, Timothy J............................................................................21 

Powers, Nancy R. ..........................................................................13 

Rabasa, José....................................................................................5 

Rico, María Nieves .........................................................................12 

Rivero De la Calle, Manuel.............................................................20 

Rodríguez, Ileana .............................................................................4 

Rosenberg, Fernando J....................................................................6 

Rosenthal, Joshua M. ......................................................................3 

Rueschemeyer, Dietrich .................................................................13 

Sanjinés C., Javier ..........................................................................7 

Schmidt-Nowara, Christopher .................................................18, 19 

Scott, Rebecca J. ....................................................................18, 19 

Smale, Robert L. ...........................................................................15 

Smulovitz, Catalina.........................................................................11 

Stites Mor, Jessica ...........................................................................3 

Stubbs, Jean ..................................................................................20 

Sullivan, Paul..................................................................................23 

Sullivan-Gonzalez, Douglass..........................................................25 

Taylor, Frank Fonda........................................................................20 

Van Cott, Donna Lee......................................................................17 

Vanderbush, Walt ...........................................................................18 

Warren, Adam...................................................................................9 

Weintraub, Sidney ..........................................................................23 

Weldon, S. Laurel ...........................................................................14 

Weyland, Kurt.................................................................................22 

Whitehead, Laurence .....................................................................15 

Wood, Andrew Grant........................................................................3 

Yapita, Juan de Dios ......................................................................16 

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