Bulletin of Latin American Research

Now included in ISI
We are pleased to announce the BLAR is now indexed in the ISI Journal Citation Reports.

Online Submissions

Authors are now able to submit their paper to Bulletin of Latin American Research online via the new electronic editorial office.

Bulletin of Latin American Research Sessions at RGS-IBG

Sovereignty, place and security: Latin American and Caribbean geographies (2012)
Susan Mains, Ulrich Oslender, Karen Salt, David Howard

Post-liberal Forms of Development in Latin America: Beyond Standard Categories? (2010)
Speakers: Sarah Radcliffe, Sharlene.L.Mollett, Penelope Anthias, Istvan Praet. Discussant: Marcus Power

The Society for Latin American Studies is inviting submissions to its annual essay competition for current or recent (graduated in the year preceding the submission date) postgraduate students of British universities. The winning essay writer will receive a cash prize (of approximately £400). The winning essay may also be considered by the Editors for publication in the Bulletin of Latin American Research.

The deadline for submission is 28 February 2013.

Previous Winners
Brokering Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Chilean Lawyers and Public Litigation Strategies
Penny Miles, Cardiff University (2010)

New Political Spaces and Public Sphere 'Deliberativeness' in Ecuador 1822-2009
Conor Farrington (2009)

The Making of Customary Territories
Michael Kent (2008)

SLAS membership rates continue to represent excellent value for money, with annual membership costing just £27/$39 and £14/$20 for students! Learn more about the benefits of joining the Society including annual subscription rates.

The BLAR Book Series is published in collaboration with the Society for Latin American Studies, edited by the academic team of the Bulletin. This series publishes research monographs and edited collections that complement the wide scope of the Bulletin itself.

We welcome outlines or high quality manuscripts, whether single authored, jointly authored or edited, and have a articular interest in publishing innovative, interdisciplinary work.

Latest Title in the Series
Rethinking the Cuban Revolution Nationally and Regionally: Politics, Culture and Identity
by Par Kumaraswami
March 2012

The Latin Americanist
Published on behalf of the Southeastern Council on Latin American Studies (SECOLAS)

Latin American Politics and Society
Published on behalf of the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Miami

The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology
Published on behalf of the American Anthropology Association

Latin American Policy
Published on behalf of the Policy Studies Association