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volume 44 : part 1 : February 2012 Studies Articles volume 44 : part 1 : February 2012 1 ‘Land for Those Who Work It’: A Visual Analysis of Agrarian Reform Posters in Velasco’s Peru Anna Cant

39 Still Looking for Liberation? Lutherans in El Salvador and Nicaragua Richard M. Chapman

71 In the Absence of Men? Gender, Migration and Domestic Labour in the Southern Ecuadorean Andes Emma-Jayne Abbots

97 From Insurgent to Transgressive Citizenship: Housing, Social Movements and the Politics of Rights in São Paulo Lucy Earle

127 Judges without Robes and Judicial Voting in Contexts of Institutional Instability: The Case of Ecuador’s Constitutional Court, 1999–2007 volume 44 : part 1 February 2012 Santiago Basabe-Serrano

163 Book Reviews

227 Books Received

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VOLUME  PART  FEBRUARY 

EDITORS GARETH A. JONES Reader in Urban Geography, London School of Economics & Political Science

FIONA MACAULAY Senior Lecturer in Development Studies, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford

RORY M. MILLER Reader in International Business History, University of Liverpool Management School

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ARTICLES ‘Land for Those Who Work It’: A Visual Analysis of Agrarian Reform Posters in Velasco’s Peru 

ANNA CANT Still Looking for Liberation? Lutherans in El Salvador and Nicaragua 

RICHARD M. CHAPMAN In the Absence of Men? Gender, Migration and Domestic Labour in the Southern Ecuadorean Andes 

EMMA- JAYNE ABBOTS From Insurgent to Transgressive Citizenship: Housing, Social Movements and the Politics of Rights in São Paulo 

LUCY EARLE Judges without Robes and Judicial Voting in Contexts of Institutional Instability: The Case of Ecuador’s Constitutional Court, – 

SANTIAGO BASABE- SERRANO

BOOK REVIEWS José C. Moya (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Latin American History, reviewed by Michiel Baud  John Frederick Schwaller, The History of the Catholic Church in Latin America: From Conquest to Revolution and Beyond, reviewed by Edward L. Cleary  Ingrid Wehr and Hans-Jürgen Burchardt (eds.), Soziale Ungleichheiten in Lateinamerika: Neue Perspektiven auf Wirtschaft, Politik und Umwelt, reviewed by Matthias Ebenau  Greg Grandin and Gilbert M. Joseph (eds.), A Century of Revolution: Insurgent and Counterinsurgent Violence during Latin America’s Cold War, reviewed by Héctor Lindo-Fuentes  Andrew J. Kirkendall, Paulo Freire and the Cold War Politics of Literacy, reviewed by Héctor Lindo-Fuentes 

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BOOKS RECEIVED 

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