Center for Latin American Studies, UC Berkeley

Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies

The Fall 2011 - Winter 2012 issue of the Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies is now online.

Highlights include:
- Award-winning journalist Alma Guillermoprieto describes the process of creating a website to memorialize the 72 migrants who were murdered in Tamaulipas in 2010;
- Chilean student leader Giorgio Jackson outlines the educational inequalities that sparked the mass protests known as “the Chilean winter;”
- Professor Harley Shaiken reviews the film “Miss Bala” and describes the special advanced screening CLAS hosted in December with the film’s producer Diego Luna;

and more!

- Download the entire issue - laid out as single pages (3.8 MB .pdf)
- Download the issue as two-page spreads (as printed) (3.7 MB .pdf)
- Table of contents

Denise Dresser now on YouTube

New CLAS Working Paper

Denise Dresser's talk for CLAS, "Mexico 2012 and Beyond," is now available on the CLAS YouTube channel!

Make sure to check the channel often for updates - coming soon we'll have video from more of our spring events.

In China’s Mirror
(March 2012 / Paper No. 30)

Antônio Barros de Castro
[download paper as Acrobat file (.pdf)]

See other CLAS Working Papers and Policy Papers

PAST CONFERENCES AT CLAS


Alternatives for the Americas	Challenges for Brazil	Colombia In Context	The U.S.-Mexico Futures Forum

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