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...Kenneth J. Grieb Cuba, the United States, and the Helms-Burton Doctrine: International Reactions . By Roy Joaquín . Contemporary Cuba . Gainesville : University Press of Florida , 2000 . Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xxii , 281 pp. Cloth , $55.00 . Copyright 2002...

...Arthur A. Demarest Ancient Panama: Chiefs in Search of Power . By Helms Mary W. . Austin : University of Texas Press , 1979 . Maps. Illustrations. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 228 . Cloth . $16.95 . Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Mary...

...Timothy J. Finan Middle America: A Culture History of Heartland and Frontiers . By Helms Mary W. . Englewood Cliffs , 1975 . Prentice-Hall, Inc . Tables. Illustrations. Maps. Graphs. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 367 . Cloth. $11.50 . Copyright 1977 by Duke University Press...

.... 35 El Cóndor de Bolivia , no. 59, January 18, 1827, 1, 2; and Colección oficial , I, II, 40-41. 40 Anthony Zaehariah Helms, Travels from Buenos Aires , b y Potosí, to Lima (London, 1807), 21. 41 Miller, Memoirs , II, 274-275, 277. 42 Ibid ., 273. 43 Ibid ., 204...

...Laurence Schmeckebier Modern Mexican Painters . By Helm MacKinley . ( New York : Harper & Brothers , 1941 . Pp. 205 , 82 illustrations . $5.00 .) Copyright 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 ...

...Muna Lee Fray Junípero Serra. The Great Walker . By Helm MacKinley . Stanford , 1956 . Stanford University Press . Illustration . Pp. xv , 86 . $4.00 . Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

.... The coverage is fairly standard, and is particularly valuable on matters pertaining to the changing relations of the Miskito with other population segments. Copyright 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Asang: Adaptations to Culture Contact in a Miskito Community . By Helms Mary W...

...Roderic A. Camp Politics in Mexico . Edited by Philip George . Dover, NH : Croom Helm , 1985 . Tables. Notes . Pp. 223 . Cloth. $27.50 . Copyright 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 This short collection of essays on contemporary Mexico stems from a 1984 conference...

...) for showing that significant social and economic reforms could be implemented without capsizing the constitutional order. To make his case, the author presents a comprehensive and detailed political description, year by year, of that party’s tumultuous turn at the helm. This survey provides a useful...

... elites, with industrialists at the helm, presaged the authoritarian capitalism linked to foreign capital that arose elsewhere in the region decades later. The Colombian bourgeoisie successfully manipulated public opinion; swept aside populist, labor, and nationalist alternatives; and cut deals...

... by Duke University Press 1970 The successful incorporation of ethnic groups, isolated by language, custom, and belief from the mainstreams of national life, is a problem which almost all countries face to some extent. In The Eyes of the Ancestors , June Helm gives us a sympathetic and revealing...

... portrayal of mendicants at the helm of the evangelization enterprise, studies have shifted toward the analysis of mendicant policies in institutional and regional contexts and have pursued a consideration of the quotidian interactions between natives and their magistrates in terms of sacred, Christian...

... policy entrepreneurs in Congress” (p. 109), seen clearly in the 1996 passage of the Helms-Burton legislation. To a large extent, however, the significant influence of the Cuban American community has diminished since the Elián González case in 2000, when the attempts to exploit the situation by both...

... governments to apply ruthless force against leftist subversion. And since they saw themselves as at the helm of a third world war to save Western civilization, they reacted with outrage when pilloried on human rights grounds by a Western government. Washington's leverage over Argentina, however...

... of the Recife newspaper O Homem , embraced an identity as a man of color, as did the activists whom Ana Flávia Magalhães Pinto finds at the helm of Black associative life in post-1888 Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Others, like the Bahian engineer Teodoro Sampaio, studied by Wlamyra Albuquerque, acquiesced...

... for development and national identity. Tracking the day-to-day activities of OPIP, an influential grassroots organization in the Oriente’s Pastaza province, Sawyer offers a compelling ethnography of indigenous political engagement with a U.S. oil company (ARCO) and a neoliberal state (helmed by President Sixto...

... of the Helms-Burton Law is not analyzed. Erisman fails to explore the dynamics inside and outside the Cuban government (the tension between “hard-liners” and “soft-liners” and the emerging opposition of human rights groups) that led to such an action. The question as to whether the Cuban government (namely...

... Panamá, 2d ed. (Panama City, 1946). 24 Farming and Farmlands in Panama (Chicago, 1956). 25 The Savana of Central Panama: A Study in Cultural Geography (Baton Rouge, 1958). 26 Austin, 1979. Also see Mary Helms and Franklin Loveland, eds., Frontier Adaptations in Lower Central...

... with some account of social organization.” I am quoting the preface’s words because they describe quite accurately Livermore’s method of exposition. The book opens with Prehistoric Portugal and ends with Marcelo Caetano at the helm. It is divided into eight chapters, chronologically ordered, and within each...

... A. Z. Helms, Travels from Buenos Aires by Potosí to Lima (London 1807), pp. 34-35. 9 AGI, Lima, leg. 1353, Nordenflicht to Gil, Feb. 28, 1792. 8 AGI, Lima, leg. 1359, Real Cédula, Apr. 1, 1788. 7 Spain, Archivo General de Indias (henceforth cited as AGI), Indiferente General, leg...