CURRICULUM VITAE Susan Eva Eckstein

WORK ADDRESS HOME ADDRESS Department of Sociology & International Relations 100 Cummington St. 18 Fredana Road Boston University Newton, MA 02168 Boston, MA 02215 Tel: (617) 964-8524 (617) 353-2591 Fax: (617) 964-0928 Fax: (617) 353-4837 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION Columbia University, Ph.D., Sociology Student in the Institute for Latin American Studies.

Beloit College: B.A., Major in Sociology; Minor in Anthropology.

TEACHING Boston University: APPOINTMENTS Lecturer to Professor—Sociology Professor—International Relations (2008+)

(past & present) Boston College: Adjunct Professor of Sociology, 1995.

Columbia University: Adjunct Professor of Political Science, 1989.

University of California, Santa Barbara: Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology, 1974.

Harvard University: Tutor, Social Relations Department

RESEARCH/ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS Boston University Pardee Faculty Associate Affiliate, Latin American Studies Program (past & present) Affiliate, Women's Studies Program Affiliate, African Studies Program Associate, Political Science Department Faculty Fellow, Pardee Center Research Associate, Global Governance and Development Program. International Relations Department. Center for Finance, Law & Policy, member Remittance Task Force Director, Program on Latin American Studies CAS Council for Chairs and Directors CAS International Council

Other Appointments (past & present): Harvard University: David Rockefeller Center For Latin American Studies, Associate Center for International Affairs, Honorary Research Fellow 2

Radcliffe Institute, Fellow (three times) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Research Fellow, Center for International Affairs Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University Bureau of Social Science Research, Washington, D.C. Assistant to Director, did evaluation research Columbia University Graduate Research Assistant, Professors Immanuel Wallerstein, Terence Hopkins, and Theodore Caplow Institute of Latin American Studies: Research Affiliate, 2014-15

FIELDWORK Cuba: visits to Cuba in most years since 1990 research on post-revolutionary developments and on immigration and its impact on Cuba

U.S. Archival Work [on U.S. Cuba immigration policy]: 2014+

Miami and Union City, NJ: 2000+ Research on Cuban/Cuban American transnational ties and transformations

Boston: 1994 + research on suburban ethnicity and volunteerism

Bolivia: 4 Research Visits Research analyzing outcomes of Bolivian revolution, including agrarian reform and the political economy.

Mexico: 4 Research Visits research on urban poor and on outcomes of the revolution.

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS Pre-Doctoral Columbia University Department of Sociology Awarded two fellowships and two research grants.

Columbia University Institute for Latin American Studies Awarded one grant for fieldwork expenses. Ford Foundation Grant, Pre-Doctoral Latin American Field Training.

National Institute of Mental Health Awarded twice.

National Defense Foreign Language Fellowship Awarded three times.

Post-Doctoral U.S. Cuba Immigration Policy [“The Long Cold War”] John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, 2015-16

Immigration and Diaspora Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Exploratory Seminar, 2011-2012 Pardee Center, Boston University, 2010 and 2011-12, Boston University

New Immigrant Labor Market Niches Russell Sage Foundation, 2015-2017 Department of Sociology, Boston University, Morris Fund 3

Cuban-American /Cuban Transnationalism Mellon-MIT Inter-University Program: NGOS and Forced Migration (twice) Cuban Committee for Democracy American Council of Learned Societies, 2002 Radcliffe Institute Fellow, Harvard, 2003-2004 Ford Foundation/Institute for International Education Travel Grant John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, 2004-05 Boston University Christopher Reynolds Foundation (2009)

Mexican Urban Poor Study Boston University, Faculty Grants Ford Foundation, Consultant in Mexico

Comparative Revolutions Study Radcliffe Bunting Institute Fellow Ford Foundation Boston University, Faculty Grant Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship Tinker Foundation (two years) Institute for World Order American Council of Learned Societies

Book on Cuba Boston University Social Science Research Council NOMOS (Harvard University, Center for International Affairs)

Peasant Protest Before, During, and After Revolution Boston University Faculty Grant

Suburban Ethnicity Boston University Seed Grant

International Conference on Cuba: 50 Years of Revolution [in Canada] Ford Foundation [2009]

Conference on U.S. Cuba Policy [at Boston University] Christopher Reynolds Foundation [2009] Boston University College of Liberal Arts Dean’s Grant

Vietnamese Immigrants and the Development of an Ethnic Labor Market Niche. Department of Sociology, Broom/Morris Grant [2009].

Curriculum Development: Boston University African Studies Title VI, Curriculum Expansion Summer Enhancement Award [awarded twice]

AWARDS American Sociological Association Global and Transnational Sociology Section Award 2011, for The Immigrant Divide: How Cubans Changed the US and Their Homeland \ American Political Science Association Section on Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (REP) 2010 award for best book published in 2009 on race, 4

ethnicity, political participation and public opinion--for The Immigrant Divide: How Cubans Changed the US and Their Homeland

2005 Haller Distinguished Lecture. University of Wisconsin, Department of Sociology, Madison.

American Sociological Association, Community and Urban Sociology Section. Robert Park Outstanding Article Award (2002, for "Community as Gift-Giving: Collectivist Roots of Volunteerism in America." American Sociological Review [December 2001]).

American Sociological Association, Political Sociology Section Outstanding Book Award, Honorable Mention (1995 for Back from the Future: Cuba under Castro).

Choice's Outstanding Academic Books Award, for Back from the Future, 1995.

Lourdes Casal Award for best unpublished social science article on Cuba (1983).

New England Council on Latin American Studies (NECLAS) Award for best-published article in 1982 on Latin America by NECLAS member: “ The Transformation of a ‘Revolution from Below': International Capital, The State, and the Domestic Bourgeosie in Bolivia, Comparative Studies in Society and History.

Boston University Metcalf Teaching Award Nominated, 1993 Semi-finalist, 1994

MEMBERSHIP IN American Sociological Association PROFESSIONAL International Sociological Associations ASSOCIATIONS Latin American Studies Association New England Council on Latin American Studies (past & present) Eastern Sociological Society Society for Comparative Research

PROFESSIONAL Latin American Studies Association SERVICES President (1997-1998) (selective) President Elect (1995-1997) Past –President (1998-2000) Executive Council, 1985-1987 and 1991-1994 Kalmen Silvert Distinguished Career Award (2000-2002) Nominations Committee, Member, 1978-1979, 1993, 2011-12 Nominations Committee, Chair, 1977-1978 Cuba-U.S. Scholarly Exchange, 1991-1993 LASA-Oxfam Martin Diskin Awards Committees (2014+) (1) Dissertation Award Committee (2) LASA-Oxfam Diskin Activist Scholar Lectureship Committee

American Sociology Association: ASA 2013 Latino Section, Book Award Committee ASA2008 Program Committee Member ASA2007 Program Committee Member Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award Selection Committee, 2002-2004 5

Committee on Nominations, 1986-1987, 2004-2005 Committee on Sections, Chair, 1984 Committee on Sections, Member, 1983-1985 Global and Transnational Sociology Section Nominations Committee, 2011 Political Economy of the World Systems Section of the ASA President, 1986-1987 Council, 1983-1986 Nominations Committee, 1981-1982 Chair, Nominations Committee, 1987-1988 Committee on International Sociology, Regional Liaison Coordinator for Latin America Committee on Membership, 1971-1973 Political Sociology Section of the ASA President and President-Elect, 1988-1992

Eastern Sociological Association Publications Committee, Chair, 1986 Publications Committee, Co-Chair, 1985 Publications Committee, Member, 1984

New England Council on Latin America Executive Council, 1976-1978 and 1986-1988 President, 1988-1989

Advisory Boards British Academy’s Learned Society Program Evaluator 2006 Advisory Council, Princeton University Program in Latin American Studies Council Chair, 2001-10 International Honors Program, Bard College Washington Office on Latin America, Academic Advisory Board, 2006+ American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship Selection Committee, 2003 -2004 Society for Comparative Research, S. M. Lipset Distinguished Award Committee, 2001 Fellowship Screening Committee, Smithsonian Institute, 1992 and 1998 ACLS –SSRC Cuba Working Group, 1997-2000 Lourdes Casal Award Committee, 1986 C. Wright Mills Award Committee (Society for the Study of Social Problems), 1980 Fellowship Screening Committee, Social Science Research Council, 1970

EDITORIAL BOARDS Palgrave Studies in the History of Social Movements (2012+) Moving the Social: Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements (2012+) [past & present] Latin American Perspectives (1991+) Political Power and Social Theory (1990+) Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos (1983) Sociological Forum (1986-1987) Cuban Studies/Estudios Cubanos (1990+) International Handbook of Housing Policies and Practices (1990) Encylopedia of Revolutions (1996-1998) International Politics (1998 +) Secuencia (2002+) (Mexico) Politica (Political Science Journal, University of California-Berkeley) Latin American Research Review (1970's, 2003-2007) 6

TEACHING: Comparative Revolutions MAIN FIELDS OF Political Sociology INTEREST Political Economy of Developing Countries Race and Ethnic Relations Women in Developing Countries Comparative Urbanization Immigration

RECENT COMMITTEES, BOSTON UNIVERSITY (partial listing) Latin American Studies Program, Director Sociology Graduate Program Committee, Chair Graduate Financial Aid Committee, Chair Faculty Search Committee, Chair/member Merit Committee International Relations Faculty Search Committee (twice, Chair once) Promotion Committee College of Arts and Sciences/University Tenure and Promotion Committee, Chair African Studies Program, Director Search Committee Provost’s Committee to review the Anthropology Department

COMMUNITY LEADERSHP INVOLVEMENTS Oxfam America, Leadership Council (2013+) The City School Board Member (2011+)

______PUBLICATIONS______

BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS/JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUE EDITOR: IN ENGLISH

Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies (double special issue) “Diasporas and Generations’ (co-ed). Vol. 18 numbers 1-2 (Spring/Summer 2009 (published Winter 2015). (co-editor). http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/diaspora_a_journal_of_transnational_studies/toc/dsp.18.1- 2.html

How Immigrants Impact Their Homelands (co-editor). Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2013.

The Immigrant Divide: How Cuban Americans Changed the U.S. and Their Homeland. New York: Routledge, 2009.

What Justice? Whose Justice? Fighting for Fairness in Latin America (co-edited). Berkeley: University of California Press, 2003.

Struggles for Social Rights in Latin America (co-edited). N.Y.: Routledge, 2003.

Back from the Future: Cuba under Castro. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1994. 4th Printing, 1996. Paperback, Summer 1995. 7

NY.:Routledge, 2003 2nd edition. Includes new Epilogue.

Power and Popular Protest: Latin American Social Movements. (editor) Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989. 2nd Printing, Fall, 1989. 3rd Printing, Fall, 1993. 4th Printing, 1996 Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001 2nd Edition. Includes new lengthy Epilogue: "Where Have All the Movements Gone?"

The Poverty of Revolution: The State and Urban Poor in Mexico. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1977.

Second Edition (paperback) published with a new lengthy epilogue (one-fourth the length of the original text), 1988.

The Impact of Revolution: A Comparative Analysis of Mexico and Bolivia. Beverly Hills, CA: SAGE, Comparative Political Sociology Series, 1976.

WORKING PAPERS

The US Cuba Foreign Policy Cycle (February 2009) Working Documents on the Cuban Economy. El Caribe en Su Insercion Internacional (Cuba Today and the Road Ahead). Tulane Conference, Costa Rica. http://cipr.willdoo.net/articles/detail/812/Working-Documents-on-the-Cuban- Economyhttp://cipr.willdoo.net/articles/detail/812/Working-Documents-on-the-Cuban-Economy

The Clash between Cuban Immigrant Cohorts: Power, Policy Preferences, and Transnational Ties. Bildner Center, City University Graduate Center, Fall 2004. Reprinted in Cuba Today: Continuity and Change since the “Periodo Especial,” edited by Mauricio Font http://web.gc.cuny.edu/dept/bildn/ [clicks: cubaproject/seminars/CubaTodayBook

Diasporas and Dollars: Transnational Ties and the Transformation of Cuba. Working Paper #16 (February 2003), Inter-University Committee on International Migration, Center for International Studies, MIT (http://web.mit.edu/cis/ [clicks: research publications, program publications, international migration, publications, #16] included in the digital library of Forced Migration Online (www.forcedmigration.org)

Cuban-American Cuba Visits: Public Policy, Private Practices (co-authored). Working Paper (January 2001). Inter-University Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations and Forced Migration, Center for International Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge. http://web.mit.edu/cis/www/migration/pubs/mellon/5_eckstein-barberia.html

On Deconstructing Immigrant Generations: Cohorts and the Cuban Émigré Experience. Working Paper #97, Center for Comparative International Studies. San Diego, CA: University of California at San Diego, May 2004. http://www.ccis-ucsd.org/PUBLICATIONS/wrkg97.pdf

A version of this appear appears as “Cuban Border Crossing: The Reproduction of Inequalities and Transnational Contradictions.” 2004. www.ksg.harvard.edu/inequality/seminar/papers/eckstein.pdf.

“Cuba’s Prospects: Back from the Future and after the Cold War.” Working Paper Series no. 5. Ann Arbor: International Institute, University of Michigan, 1994-95.

“Cuba: Socialist Renegade in the Era of Perestroika?” Working Paper, Center for International Perspectives. Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, 1990. 8

“Urbanization Revisited: Inner-City Slum of Hope and Squater Settlement of Despair.” Occasional Papers in Latin American Studies, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, University of Connecticut/Brown University, 1988.

BOOKS IN SPANISH

El Estado y la Pobreza Urbana en Mexico. Mexico City: Siglo Veintiuno, 1982.

Second Edition 1999. The 1999 edition includes a lengthy new epilogue, “ Poor People’s Prospects in the ‘New’ Mexico”.

Poder y Protesta Popular: Movimientos Sociales Latinoamericanos, Editor. (Mexico: Siglo XXI), 2001.

ARTICLES IN ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS

“What’s New with the New Cuban Immigrants—and Why?

“The Persisting Relevance of Political Economy and Political Sociology in Latin American Social Movement Studies.” (co-authored). Latin American Research Review 50, no 4 (Fall 2015).

“Deepening and Broadening Transnational Immigration Analysis: Commentary on Roger Waldinger’s The Cross-Border Connection.” Ethnic and Racial Studies Review 38 no. 13 (October 2015).

“Toward an Improved Understanding of Immigration Adaptation and Transnational Engagement: Accounting for the Long-Term Cross-Border Impact of Premigration Experiences." (co-authored) Comparative Migration Studies Vol. 3 no 3 (2015). http://www.comparativemigrationstudies.com/content/3/1/6

“On Deconstructing and Historicizing Immigrant Generations” and “The Diaspora Generational Divide: Cubans in the US and Spain,” Diaspora (double special issue) Vol. 18 numbers 1-2 (Spring/Summer 2009 (published Winter 2015) (co-authored).

“The Latin American Social Movement Repertoire: How It Has Changed, When, and Why,” Moving the Social - Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements 50 (2013/14): 81-102.

“Diaspora Politics in the U.S.” Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism" (5 Vols), eds. John Stone, Rutledge Dennis, Anthony Smith, Polly Rizova and Xiaoshuo Hou. N.Y.: Blackwell- Wiley, 2014.

“There and Back Again”: Questioning New-Social-Movement Analyses for Latin America and Reasserting the Powers of Structural Theories” (co-authored). Handbook of Social Movements across Latin America, Paul Almeida and Allen Cordero Ulate (eds.). Springer, 2014 [60 manuscript pages]

“How Cubans Transformed Florida Politics and Leveraged Local for National Political Influence.” Pp. 263-84 in Viviana Diaz Baldera and Rachel May (eds.), La Florida: 500 Years of Hispanic Presence (Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 2014).

Book won gold medal in the Florida non-fiction category for Florida book awards.

“Homeland Impacts of Developing Country Immigrants: An Overview” and “How Cuba Americans Are Unwittingly Transforming Their Homeland.” In Susan Eckstein and Adil Najam (eds.), How Immigrants Impact Their Homelands (Duke University Press, 2013).

“Cubans without Borders: From the Buildup to the Breakdown of a Socially Constructed Wall across the Florida Straits.” In Catherine Krull (ed.), Cuba in A Global Context: International Relations, Internationalism, and Transnationalism. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 2013.

“The Making and Transnationalization of an Ethnic Niche: Vietnamese Manicurists” (co- authored). International Migration Review 45 no. 4 (Winter 2011): 639-74.

Reprinted in Min Zhou (ed.), Contemporary Asian America: A Multidisciplinary Reader. New York: New York University Press, 2015.

“Remittances and their Unintended Consequences in Cuba.” World Development 2010.

“Immigration, Remittances, and Transnational Social Capital Formation: A Cuban Case Study.” Ethnic and Racial Relations 33 no. 9 (September 2010).

“The Political Economy and Political Sociology of Recent Social Movement Activism and Repertoires in Latin America,” Revue Internationale de Politique Comparee (2009-2010).

“From Building Barriers to Bridges: Cuban Ties across the Straits.” Diplomacy and Statecraft. 20 (Spring 2009): 341-59. [co-authored]

“The Personal is Political: The Cuban Electoral Policy Cycle” Latin American Politics and Society. 2009.

A variation of this article is to be published in Paolo Spadoni (ed.), Cuba Today and the Road Ahead. Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR), Tulane University.

“Corporate Volunteering As a Group Initiative.” (co-authored) Paths of Light Foundation Newsletter. 2007.

“Transnational Ties and Transformation of Cuban Socialism.” In David Lane (Ed.), Transformation of State Socialism. London: Palgrave-MacMillan, 2007.

“Transnational Family Based Social Capital: Remittances and the Transformation of Cuba.” International Journal of Sociology of the Family (Fall 2006).

Reprinted in Nazli Kibria and Sunil Kukreja (eds.), Globalization and the Family. New Delhi, India: Ashwin-Aroka Press, 2007.

“Building Bridges Across Borders: How Recent Immigrants Are Impacting An Eventual Post- Castro Cuba.” Latin American Working Group 2006.

“Cuban Émigrés and the American Dream.” Perspectives on Politics 4 no. 2 (June 2006).

"Italians." Encyclopedia of New England: The Culture and History of an American Region. Haven: Yale University Press, 2005. 375-76.

“The Clash between Cuban Immigrant Cohorts: Power, Policy Preferences, an d Transnational Ties.” Published on-line by the Bildner Center, City University of New York, 2005.

"Transnational Networks and Norms, Remittances, and the Transformation of Cuba." In 10

Jorge Dominguez, Lorena Barberia, and Omar Everleny Perez Villanueva (eds.). The Cuban Economy at the Start of the Twenty-First Century. Cambridge: David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies and Harvard University Press, 2004.

“The Transformation of the Diaspora and the Transformation of Cuba.” In Joseph Tulchin (ed.), Civil Society in Cuba After the Cold War. Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 2004.

A Spanish version will appear in Cambios en la sociedad cubana desde las 90s hasta el momento actual. Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and FLACSO, Dominican Republic.

Dollarization and Its Discontents: How People are Remaking Cuba in the Post-Soviet Era." Comparative Politics (Spring 2004).

Reprinted in Philip Brenner et al, A Contemporary Cuba Reader: Reinventing the Revolution. Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007.

"Struggles for Justice in Latin America." Co-authored. In What Justice? Whose Justice? Fighting for Fairness in Latin America. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2003.

“From Communist Solidarity to Communist Solitary.” PP 607-622 in The Cuba Reader: History, Culture, Politics, edited by Aviva Chomsky, Barry Carr, and Pamela Mria Smorkaloff. Durham: Duke University Press, 2003.

Reprinted from my Back from the Future: Cuba under Castro

"In Search of Social Rights in Latin America." Co-authored. In Struggles for Social Rights in Latin America. N.Y.: Routledge, 2002.

"On Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Meaning of Immigrant Generations.” In Peggy Levitt and Mary Waters (eds.), The Changing Face of Home: The Transnational Lives of The Second Generation. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2002.

"Globalization and Mobilization: Coping with Neoliberalism in Latin America." In Mauro Guillen et al, The New Economic Sociology. New York: Russell Sage, 2002.

Revised and updated version published as “Globalization and Mobilization in the Neoliberal Era in Latin America,” Labour Again, http://www.iisg,nl/labouragain/eckstein.pdf.

"Grounding Immigrant Generations in History: Cuban-Americans and their Transnational Ties." International Migration Review vol. 36 no. 3 (Fall 2002).

Reprinted in Philip Brenner et al, A Contemporary Cuba Reader: Reinventing the Revolution. Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007.

Community as Gift-Giving: Collectivist Roots of Volunteerism in America." American Sociological Review (December 2001).

"Where Have All the Movements Gone: Latin America at the Dawn of the New Millenium." In Power and Popular Protest: Latin American Social Movements, edited by Susan Eckstein. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001.

"An Anatomy of Successful Housing Movement: Mexico after the Earthquake." In Power and Popular Protest: Latin American Social Movements, edited by Susan Eckstein. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001. 11

"The Quiet Transformation of Cuba." In U.S. Policy Toward Cuba. Washington, DC: Aspen Institute, 2001, pp 25-32.

"What Significance Hath Reform? The View from the Mexican Barrio." In Joseph Tulchin (ed.), Social Development in Latin America: Strategies to Alleviate Poverty. Boulder: Lynn Reiner Publishers, 2000.

A revised and updated version of this article appeared in ReVista: Harvard Review of Latin America (Fall 2001): 32-34.

“On Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Meaning of Immigrant Generations.” In Peggy Levitt and Mary Waters (eds.), Transnationalism among the Second Generation. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1999.

“Reforming Cuban Socialism.” Globalization and the Dilemmas of the State in the South , edited by Francis Adams, Satya Dev Gupta, Kidane Mengisteab. New York: Macmillan, 1998.

“The Meaning of Mexican Democratization.” Research in Political Sociology, Volume 8, 1998.

“Back from the Future: Response.” Latin American Perspectives (1997).

“Communist States as Ideocracies? Lessons From Cuba.” In Scott Mainwaring and Arturo Valenzuela (ed.) , Politics, Society, and Democracy: Latin America. Boulder: Westview Press, 1997.

“The Limits of Socialism in a Capitalist World Economy: The Cuban Economic and Political Crisis of the 1990”s.” In Miguel Centeno and Mauricio Font (eds.), Toward A New Cuba? Boulder: Lynne Rienner, 1997.

“The Coming Crisis in Cuban Education." Assessment in Education 4 no. 1 (1997): 107-20.

"Commentary." "Prospects for Democracy in Cuba," Latin American Perspectives, Vol. 22, No. 4: 30-33 (Fall, 1995).

"The Cuban Revolution in Comparative Perspective." in Constructing Power and Culture in Latin America, edited by Daniel Levine. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1993.

An updated version of the previously published article in Comparative Studies in Society and History.

Reprinted in Rosemary O’Kane (ed.), Revolutions: Critical Concepts. London: Routedge, 1999.

"Bases of Disagreements About Cuba's Economic Performance: A Sociological Perspective," Dialogue Among Cubanists, edited by Damian Fernandez Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1991.

"Cuba: Socialist Renegade in the Era of Perestroika?" Working Paper, Center for International Perspectives. Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, 1991.

"How Consequential Are Revolutions?, in Comparative Political Dynamics: Global Research Perspectives, edited by Dankwart Rustow and Kenneth Erickson N.Y.: Harper Collins, 1991, pp. 309-352.

"More on the Cuban Rectification Process: Whose Errors?," Cuban Studies/ 12

Estudios Cubanos (1991).

"Formal vs. Substantive Democracy: Poor People's Politics in Mexico City," Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos (1990).

Reprinted in Jorge Dominguez (ed.), Essays on Mexico, Central and South America (Hamden, CT: Garland Publishing, 1994).

"Urbanization Revisited: Inner-City Slum of Hope and Squatter Settlement of Despair." World Development 18 No. 2 (Feb. 1990): 165-81.

Also published in Occasional Papers in Latin American Studies. Storrs, CT. and Providence, R.I.: University of Connecticut/Brown University, Latin American Studies Centers, 1989.

"Poor People vs. the State and Capital: Anatomy of a Successful Housing Movement in Mexico City." International Journal of Regional and Urban Development 14, No. 2 (1990): 274-96.

"Foreign Aid Cuban Style," Multinational Monitor 10 (April 1989): 14-16.

"Protest and Resistance in Latin America." In Power and Popular Protest: Latin American Social Movements, edited by Susan Eckstein. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989.

"On Socialist Fiscal Crisis: Lessons from Cuba," Theory and Society (1988).

"Why Cuban Internationalism?" In Cuban Political Economy: Controversies in Cubanology, edited by Andrew Zimbalist. Boulder: Westview Press, 1988.

"Patterns of Cuban Development: The First Twenty-five Years." World Development (1986). (with Andrew Zimbalist).

Reprinted in Andrew Zimbalist (ed.), Cuba's Socialist Economy Toward the 1990s. Boulder: Lynn Reiner Publishers, 1987.

Reprinted in Cuba Reader, edited by Phillip Brenner, et al. New York: Grove Press, 1989.

"The Cuban Revolution in Comparative Perspective," Comparative Studies in Society and History (1986).

"Cuba's Centrally Planned Economy: A Growth-Equity Trade-Off?" in Jonathan Hartlyn and Samuel Morley (eds.), Financial Crisis, Economic Turmoil and Political Change in Latin America: Essays in Political Economy. Boulder: Westview, 1986.

"Restratification After Revolution: The Cuban Experience," in Richard Tardinico (ed.), Crisis in the Caribbean and Central America. Beverly Hills, SAGE, 1986.

"Mexico's Internal Development: Sources of Contemporary Conflict." In Morris Blachman, Ronald Hellman, and Cedric Suzman (eds.), Understanding Mexico: Historical Perspective and Future Potential. Atlanta: Papers on International Issues No. 7, The Southern Center for International Studies, July 1985.

"Revolutions and the Restructuring of Local Economies: The Latin American Experience," Comparative Politics. (July 1985).

"State and Market Dynamics in Castro's Cuba," in Peter Evans, Dietrich Reuschmeier, and Evelyne Stevens (eds.), State vs. Markets in the World Economy. Beverly Hills. SAGE, 1985.

"Cuban Internationalism," in Sandor Halebsky and John Kirk (eds.), Cuba's Twenty-Five Years of Revolution. 1959-1984. New York: Praeger, 1985.

"Domestic and International Constraints on Private and State Sector Agricultural Production." Cuban Studies 13 (Summer 1983).

"The Limits of Industrialization in the Less Developed World: Bolivia." Economic Development and Cultural Change (1983). (with Frances Hagopian).

"Containment of Conflict after Revolution." In Michael Morris (ed., Controlling Latin American Conflicts: Ten Approaches. Boulder: Westview Press, 1983.

"Structural and Ideological Bases of Cuba's Overseas Programs," Politics and Society 11, No. 1 (1982): 95-121.

"Cuba and the World Economy." Christopher Chase-Dunn (ed.), Socialist States in the Capitalist World Economy Beverly Hills: SAGE, 1982.

"Revolution and Redistribution in Latin America." In Cynthia McClintock and Abraham Lowenthal (eds.), The Peruvian Experiment Reconsidered. Princeton University Press, 1982.

"The Transformation of a 'Revolution from Below': International Capital, the State, and the Domestic Bourgeoisie in Bolivia." Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1982.

"The Impact of Revolution on Social Welfare in Latin America." Theory and Society, Vol. 11, 1981.

Reprinted in Jack Goldstone (ed.), Revolutions: Theoretical, Comparative and Historical Studies. New York: Harcourt Brace Janovich, 1986.

"The Socialist Transformation of Cuban Agriculture: Domestic and International Constraints." Social Problems, October, 1981.

"The Remaking of the Bolivian Agrarian Revolution." Proceedings of the Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, 1981.

"The Global Political Economy and Cuba's African Involvement." Cuban Studies/ Estudios Cubanos, Vol. 10, July, 1980.

Reprinted in Carmelo Mesa-Lago and June Belkin (eds.), Cuba in Africa. Pittsburgh: Latin American Monograph and Documents Series, No. 3, 1981.

"Income Distribution and Consumption in Post-Revolutionary Cuba: An Addendum to Brudenius." Cuban Studies/Estudios Cubanos, Vol. 10, January, 1980.

"Capitalist Constraints on Cuban Socialist Development." Comparative Politics, April 1980.

A longer version of this paper appears in Latin American Program Working Papers, The Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, D.C. 14

"On Questioning the Questionnaire: Research Experiences," Latin American Research Review, Vol. 14, 1979.

"Commentary" on Jonathan Kelley and Herbert Klein "Revolution and the Rebirth of Inequality: A Theory of Stratification in Post-Revolutionary Society," American Journal of Sociology (1978).

"The Revolution as Cataclysm and Coup: Political Transformation and Economic Development in Mexico and Brazil." Comparative Studies in Sociology, Vol. 1, 1978 (with Peter Evans).

"The State and Urban Poor." In Jose Luis Reyna and Richard Weinart (eds.), Authoritarianism in Mexico. Philadelphia: Institute for the Study of Human Issues (ISHI), 1977.

"The Debourgeoisement of Cuban Cities." In Irving L. Horowitz (ed.) Cuban Communism, third edition. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Books, 1976.

Revised version in the fourth edition of Cuban Communism, 1981.

Reprinted in Cuba Reader, edited by Phillip Brenner, et al. New York: Grove Press, 1989.

"Politicos and Priests: The Iron Law of Oligarchy and Inter-organizational Relations." Comparative Politics, 1977.

"Lower Class Urban Occupational Prospects: Socio-economic Versus Rural- Urban or Residential Constraints." Cambridge, Mass.: M.I.T., Center for International Studies Monography Series, 1976.

"The Rise and Demise of Research on Latin American Poverty." Comparative Studies in International Development, 1976.

"The Irony of Organization: Resource and Regulatory." British Journal of Sociology, 1976.

A revised version was reprinted in Joseph Gugler (ed.), Perspectives on Third World Urbanization. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988.

Yet another revised version was printed as "Urban Political Conformity and Populist Challenges in Mexico," in Gugler (ed.) Cities in Asia, Africa and Latin America: Issues, Theory and Policy (Oxford University Press, 1997.

"The Political Economy of Poor Areas in Mexico City: Societal Constraints on Local Business Prospects." Latin American Urban Review, Vol. 10.

"Occupational Inequality in Urban Mexico." In William A. Veenhoven and Winifred Ewing (eds.). Case Studies on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. A World Survey, Vol. 2. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1975.

Reprinted in David O'Shea (ed.), Education and Social Change in Latin America. Los Angeles: University of California, Center for Latin Studies, 1976.

"Report on Summer Leadership Program for Engineering and Architecture Students at Howard University." Bureau of Social Science Research, Washington, D.C., 1965.

"Report on Summer Leadership Program on Economic Development at the University of Texas." Bureau of Social Science Research, Washington, D.C.,1965. 15

JOURNALSTIC ARTICLES

“Door from Cuba has been held open.” Boston University Research News. August 2015. http://www.bu.edu/research/articles/cuban-immigration/

“Time to end special privileges for Cuban immigrants.” Reuters January 6, 2015. http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2015/01/05/time-to-end-special-privil eges-for-cuban-immigrants/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaig n=prbuexperts

“What A Difference A Dissertation Advisor Makes.” In H. E. Chehabi, ed., Juan J. Linz: Scholar, Teacher, Friend (Cambridge, MA: Tŷ Aur Press, 2014).

“How American Immigrants Change the Rest of the World,” Boston Globe, Ideas Section, July 28, 2013. http://www.bostonglobe.com/ideas/2013/07/27/how-american-immigrants-change-rest- world- how-american-immigrants-change-rest-world/5EkSfBU3BNmYuYp7qZ4b7K/story.html

“A helping U.S. hand to Cuba’s market reform?” Reuters (“Great Debate Forum”), September 29, 2010. http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2010/09/29/a-helping-u-s-hand-to-cuba’s-market- reform/

“Transition over Succession? Boston Globe. February 20, 2008.

BU Today. (on the Cuban leadership transition) February 2008.

“From Miami with Love: Newer Cuban Immigrants.” Bostonia. Summer 2007.

Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Forum. Quarterly column “President’s Report” (1997-1998). “How and Why Latin Immigration is Transforming both Latin America and the U. S.” (Summer 1998)

David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies ReVista "What Significance Hath Reform? The View from the Mexican Barrio." (Fall 2001)

Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Forum Quarterly column, "President's Report" (1997-1998) "How and Why Latin American Immigration is Transforming both Latin America and the United States." (Summer 1998)

David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (DRCLAS) News "Resistance and Reform: Power to the People?" (Winter 2000): 9-11.

Reprinted: American Political Science Association (2001) http://www.apsanet.org/about/international/index/cfm

"LASA and the Internet" (Winter 1999)

Reprinted: Las relaciones culturales entre America Latina y Estados Unidos: Despues de la Guerra Fria. Berlin: Wissenschaftlicher Verlage, 2000. (contact: [email protected])

“Women in Latin America” (Winter 1998): 1-2.

“Moving into the Twenty-First Century” (Fall 1997): 17.

“A Helping Hand: for Cuba Could Benefit the U.S.” Boston Sunday Globe (June 1st, 1982): A7.

REVIEW ESSAYS IN ENGLISH

“How Mexicans Have Taken History into Their Own Hands: Migration and Its Impact Across Borders” in Latin American Perspectives 196, vol. 41 no3 (May 2014): 227-31. Reviews of: Patricia Zavella, I’m Neither Here nor There; David Fitzgerald, A Nation of Emigrants: How Mexico Manages Its Migration; Wayne Cornelius, David Fitzgerald, and Scott Borger, Four Generations of Nortenos: New Research from the Cradle of Mexican Migration.

Revolution and Economic Development in Cuba by Arthur MacEwan in Socialist Review, Vol. 11, No. 6, November-December, 1981: 127-138.

"Whither Latin America?" Latin American Research Review, 1978.

Reviews of: Beyond Cuba: Latin America Takes Charge of Its Future. edited by Luigi R. Einaudi. The Sociology of Change and Reaction in Latin America, by Dale L. Johnson. Dinamica del poder en el mundo modern, by Carlos P. Mastrorilli. Latin America in the Year 2000, edited by Joseph S. Tulchin.

BOOK REVIEWS IN ENGLISH

Intimate Indigeneities: Race, Sex, and History in the Small Spaces of Andean Life, by Andrew Canessa. In Ethnic and Racial Studies (2014).

Racial Subordination in Latin America, by Tanya Kateri Hernandez. In Ethnic and Racial Studies (2014).

The Cuban Cure: Reason and Resistance in Global Science, by S.M. Reid-Henry. In Bulletin of Latin American Research 32 no. 4 (2013).

Cuban Youth and Revolutionary Values: Educating the New Socialist Citizen, by Denise Blum. In Contemporary Sociology, 2012.

The Cuban Cure: Reason and Resistance in Global Science, by S.M. Reid-Henry. In Bulletin of Latin American Research 2012.

The Cubans of Union City: Immigrants and Exiles in a New Jersey Community, by Yolanda Prieto. In Social Forces March 2011.

Urban Protest in Mexico and Brazil, by Kathleen Bruhn. In American Journal of Sociology. November 2009.

Women and Guerilla Movements, by Karen Kampwirth. In American Political Science Review 2003.

Cuba and the Politics of Passion, by Damian Fernandez. In Journal of Latin American Studies, 2002.

Cuba Today and Tomorrow: Reinventing Socialism, by Max Azicri. In Journal of Politics 2002.

People's Power: Cuba's Experience with Representative Government, by Peter Roman. In American Political Science Review 2001.

Decentering the Regime: Ethnicity, Radicalism, and Democracy in Juchitan, Mexico, by Jeffrey Rubin. In Political Science Quarterly, 1999.

Reinventing Revolution: The Renovation of Left Discourse in Cuba and Mexico, by Edward McCaughan. In Contemporary Sociology (1998).

Cultures in Conflict: Social Movements and the State in Peru, by Susan Stokes. In American Journal of Sociology (1997) : 1480-82.

The Politics of Water: Urban Protest, Gender, and Power in Monterrey, Mexico, by Vivienne Bennett. In American Historical Review, February 1997.

Strategies to Combat Poverty in Latin America, edited by Dagmar Raczynski. In Political Science Quarterly, 1997.

Cuba at a Crossroads: Politics and Economics after the Fourth Party Congress, edited by Jorge Perez-Lopez. In New West Indian Guide, 1996.

Revolution in the Balance: Law and Society in Contemporary Cuba, by Debra Evenson. In Science and Society 1996.

Paterson, Thomas. Contesting Castro: The United States and the Triumph of the Cuban Revolution. In Political Science Quarterly, 1995.

Healing the Masses: Cuban Health Politics at Home and Abroad, by Julie Feinsilver. In Contemporary Sociology 1995.

Democracy within Reason: Technocratic Revolution in Mexico, by Miguel Angel Centeno. In Social Forces 1995.

Fidel Castro: The Full Story of His Rise to Power, His Regime, His Allies, and His Adversaries, by Robert Quirk. In History 1994.

Law and Religion in Marxist Cuba: A Human Rights Inquiry, by Margaret Short. In Hispanic American Research Review 1994.

"Everything within the Revolution": Cuban Strategies for Social Development Since 1960, by Thomas Dalton. In Contemporary Sociology 1994.

Cuba in Transition: Crisis and Transformation, edited by Sandor Halebsky and John Kirk. (in Third World Quarterly)

Georges Fauriol and Eva Loser (eds.), Cuba: The International Dimension (New 18

Brunswick: Transaction Books, 1990). Reviewed in Contemporary Sociology.

Peter Ward, Mexico City: The Production and Reproduction of the Urban Environment (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1990). Reviewed in Journal of Latin American Studies (Cambridge University Press) 1991.

Imperial State and Revolution: The United States and Cuba, 1952-1986, by Morris Morley. In Contemporary Sociology (1989).

Welfare Politics in Mexico: Papering Over the Cracks, by Peter Ward. In American Political Science Review (1987).

For We Are Sold, I and My People: Women and Industry in Mexico's Frontier, by Maria Patricia Fernandez-Kelly. In Qualitative Sociology, Vol. 8, 1985.

Rituals of Marginality: Politics, Process and Culture Change in Central Urban Mexico, 1969-1974 by Carlos Velez-Ibanez. In Contemporary Sociology,1985.

Power and Protest in the Countryside: Studies of Rural Unrest in Asia, Europe and Latin America, edited by Robert Weller and Scott Guggenheim. In Contemporary Sociology, 1984.

Political Violence, Crises, and Revolutions: Theories and Research, by Ekhart Zimmermann. In Contemporary Sociology, 1984.

Revolution and the Rebirth of Inequality, by Jonathan Kelley and Herbert Klein. In Journal of Development Studies. 1983.

Peasant Cooperatives and Political Change in Peru, by Cynthia McClintock. In Radcliffe Quarterly, 1982.

Mexico's Leaders, by Roderic Camp. In The Americas, 1982.

Scarcity, Exploitation, and Poverty: Malthus and Marx in Mexico, by Luis Serron (University of Oklahoma Press, 1980). In Social Science Quarterly 1982.

Modernization in a Mexican Ejido: A Study in Economic Adaptation, by Billie deWitt (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1979). In American Ethnologist, Vol. 7, 1980.

"Reply" (to DeWitt). In American Ethnologist. 1981.

Casual Work and Poverty in Third World Cities, edited by Ray Bromley and Chris Gerry (N.Y. John Wiley, 1979). In Journal of Developing Areas, 1980.

Juarez and Diaz: Machine Politics in Mexico, by Lauren Perry; and Labyrinths of Power: Political Recruitment in Twentieth Century Mexico, by Peter Smith. In The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, Vol. 446, November, 1979.

Cuba: Order and Revolution, by Jorge Dominguez. In Contemporary Sociology, 1979.

Mexico in Crisis, by Judith Hellman. In Journal of Development Studies, 1979.

Social Classes in Agrarian Societies, by Rodolfo Stavenhagen. In Social Forces, 1978.

Power and Resistance: The Colonial Heritage in Latin America, by Sakari Sariola. In Social Forces, 1975-1976. 19

Poverty, Inequality and Class Structure, edited by Dorothy Wedderburn. In Contemporary Sociology, 1976.

ARTICLES IN SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE

“Normas y redes transnacionales y la transformacion de Cuba.” In Jorge Domínguez et al (eds.), La economia Cubana a principios del siglo XXI. Cambridge, MA and Mexico City, DF: David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies and El Colegio de Mexico, 2007.

“Resistencia urbana da democracia neoliberal na America Latina.”? Pp. 147-82 in Novas Direcoes na Governanca da Justica e da Seguranca. Ministerio da Justica, Brazil: Secretaria da Reforma do Judiciario, 2006.

“Urban Resistance to Neoliberal Democracy in Latin America.” Colombia Internacional 43 (January-June 2006).

“La transformation de la diaspora y la transformacion de Cuba.” Pp 245-68 in Cambio en la Sociedad Cubana desde los Noventa, edited by Joseph Tulchin et al. Washington DC: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 2005.

"Poder y protesta popular en America Latina." Pp. 15-75 in Eckstein (ed.), Poder y Protesta Popular. Mexico City: Siglo XXI, 2001.

"La gente pobre contra el estado y el capital: anatomia de una movilizacion communitaria fructifera en la demanda de vivienda en la cuidad de Mexico." Pp. 214-36 in Eckstein (ed.), Poder y Protesta Popular. Mexico City: Siglo XXI, 2001.

"Las ciudades en Cuba : Absolvera a Castro la historia?" Medio Ambiente y Urbanizacion (Buenos Aires) (1993) (Buenos Aires).

"Revolucion y redistribucion en America Latina." In Cynthia McClintock and Abraham Lowenthal (eds.), El Gobierno Militar: Una Experiencia Peruana, 1968-1980. Lima: Instituto de Estudios Peruana, 1985.

"El capitalismo mundial y la revolucion agraria en Bolivia." Revista Mexicana de Sociologia. Spring 1980.

"La transformacion socialista y la clase obrera cubana." In Ruben Katzman and Jose Luis Reyna (eds.), Fuerza de Trabajo y Movimientos Laborales en America Latina. Mexico, D.F.: El Colegio de Mexico, 1979.

"Las Ciudades en Cuba Socialista." Revista Mexicana de Sociologia, Vol.40, No. 1, (1978).

"Ironia de la organizacion: Recurso y regulador." America Indigena, Vol. 36 (January-March 1976).

"El Mito de los partidos dominantes en la consolidacion de revoluciones: una comparicion entre Mexico y Bolivia." Revista Mexicana de Ciencia Politica, Vol. 80, April-June, 1975.

"La ley ferrea de la oligarquia y las relaciones inter-organizacionales: los nexos entre la Iglesia y el Estado en Mexico." Revista Mexicano de Sociologia, Vol. 37, (April-June 1975).

"Contextos de conocimiento: controles directos e indirectos sobre los mexicanos pobres urbanos." Revista Mexicana de Ciencia Politica, 80, April-June, 1975.

"The Rise and Demise of Research on Latin American Urban Poverty." Revista Latinoamericana de Sociologia, Spring 1975.

"Despues de la Revolucion: Una comparision de Mexico y Bolivia." Estudios Andinos, Vol. 4, 1974-1975.

PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES

“Cuban Immigration Exceptionalism.” Brad Morse Speaker Series. University of Massachusetts, Lowell. November 2015.

“U.S. Cuban Immigration Exceptionalism and Its Unintended Consequences.” Conversaciones Cuba en la Política Exterior de los Estados Unidos de América. December 2015. Havana.

Author Meets Critic. Panelist. “Deepening and Broadening Transnational Immigration Analysis: Commentary on Roger Waldinger’s The Cross-Border Connection: Immigrants, Emigrants, and Their Homelands. Eastern Sociological Society New York February 2015.

“Cold War Foreign Policy and American Immigration: How Cuban Immigrants Transformed A Foreign into a Domestic Political Affair in the Post Soviet Era and Unleashed Dynamics They Came to Oppose.” Social Science and History Conference, Chicago, November 2013.

"Premigration Influences on Transnational Engagement: The Cuban Immigrant Experience." (co-authored). Paper presented at the American Sociological Association, New York, August 2013.

“The Rise and Impending Demise of Cuban Diaspora US Cuba Policy Influence.” Paper presented at Taller XI: Cuba en la Politica exterior de los Estados Unidos de America. Havana, December 2012.

“How the Diaspora Is Remaking State Socialism As Cubans Knew It.” Social Science and History Association, Vancouver, November 2012.

“How Cubans Transformed Florida Politics and Leveraged Local for National Political Influence.” Paper presented at Florida’s Hispanic Heritage Conference, University of South Florida, Tampa, October 2012.

“The Changing Repertoire of Latin American Social Movements.” The History of Social Movements—A Global Perspective, Conference at Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany, September 2012.

“Transnational Transformative Effects of Remittances: The Cuban Experience.” Denver. August 2012.

“The Transformation of the Cuban Diaspora and its Transformation of Cuba.” Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Cambridge, June 2012.

“What’s New with the New Cuban Immigrants—and Why? Paper presented at the Latin American Studies Association Congress, San Francisco, May 2012

“The Changing Cuban Diaspora and Its Changing Impact in Cuba and the U.S.” Cuba Futures: Past and Present, Bildner Center, CUNY, March 31-April 2 2011.

“The Political Economy and Political Sociology of Recent Social Movement Activism amidst the Current Global Crisis.” Latin American Studies Association, Toronto, October 2010. (co- authored)

“The Transnationalization of an Ethnic Niche: Vietnamese Manicurists.” (co-authored) American Sociological Association, Atlanta, August 2010.

“Presidential Electoral Cycles and U.S Cuba Policy.” Cuba Research Institute, Florida International University, Conference on Cuba and Cuban American Studies, Miami, February 2010.

“Development for Whom? Urbanization and Its Discontents.” Cambios, Desafios y Crisis de Nuestro Tiempo. Boston University, October 2009.

“How Cuban Americans Are Transforming Their Homeland.” Workshop on How Migrants Impact Their Homelands, Pardee Center, Boston University, September 2009.

“From Building Barriers to Bridges: The Generational Shift in Cuban Transnational Ties” (co- presentation). The Measure of a Revolution: Cuba, 1959-2009. Conference, Queen’s University May 2009.

“The Making of An Ethnic Electoral Policy Cycle.” American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 2009.

“Los ciclos politicos de elecciones para la presidencia en EeUu y de politica exterior de EeUu hacia Cuba.” International Conference El Caribe en su Insercion Internacional. San Jose, Costa Rica February 2009.

“High Skilled Immigrants and Their Political Influence: The Cuban American Experience.” Association of Socio-Economics, San Jose, Costa Rica, July 2008.

“The Personal is Political: Washington Intervention in U.S.-Cuban People-To-People Ties.” Latin American Studies Association Meeting, Montreal, September 2007.

“Change without Reform: Cuba in the Post Soviet Era.” Conference on the Transformation of State Socialism: ‘System Change,’ Revolution, or Something Else?” Cambridge University, September 2006.

“Resistencia urbana a democracia neoliberal na America Latina.” Novas direcoes na governanca da justica e da seguranca. Brasilia, Ministry of Justice, June 2006.

“Urban Resistance to Neoliberal Democracy Across Latin America.” Latin American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 2006.

“On Deconstructing Immigrant Generations: Cohorts and the Cuban Émigré Experience.” Cuba Today: Continuity and Change Since the ‘Periodo Especial” Conference, CUNY October 2004.

“Transnational Networks and Transformations in Cuba.” Latin American Studies Association, Las Vegas, October 2004.

On Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Concept of Immigrant Generations,” American Sociological Association, August 2004:

"Transnational Family Based Social Capital: Immigration, Cross-Border Networks and Norms, Remittances and the Transformation of Cuba." American Sociological Association, Atlanta, August 2003.

"Transnationalizing the Informal Economy: Remittances and Their Impact under Cuban Socialism." American Sociological Association, Chicago, August 2001.

"Grounding Immigrant Generations in History: Cuban-Americans and their Transnational Ties." Latin American Studies Association, September 2001.

"The Quiet Transformation of Cuba." Council on Foreign Relations. Grand Cayman Islands, January 2001.

"Globalization and Mobilization: Third World Social Movements at the Dawn of the New Millenium." Paper presented at the Economic Sociology Conference, University of Pennsylvania, March 2000.

"Neoliberalism and Labor Resistance in Latin America." Labor Protest and other Collective Strategies of Worker Resistance in an Age of Neo-Liberalism Conference, Harvard, November 1999.

Globalization and Mobilization Civil Society, Resistance to the New World Order, American Sociological Association, August 1999, Chicago.

"Power to the People?: How Cubans Are and Are Not Transforming socialism." Princeton University, December 1998.

“Manifest versus Latin Ethnicity.” American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 1998.

“Old” Immigrants in the “New” Immigrant Era: How and Ethnicity May Still Matter.” Thematic Session. Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia, March , 1998.

“Power to the People: How Cubans Are (and Are Not) Transforming Their Society.” Seminar on the New Democracies and the Non Democracies, Columbia University, April 1998.

“Socialist Transformations from Below: Lessons from Cuba,” American sociological Association, Toronto, August 1997.

"Democracy from Above vs. Below: Lessons from Mexico." American Sociological Association, New York City, August 1996.

"Bringing People into the Analysis of State Socialism: Cuba in the 1990s," Latin American Studies Association, Washington, D.C., September 1995.

"Toward a Revisionist View of State Socialism: Lessons from Cuba," American Sociological Association, August 1995.

"Protest and Resistance Under State Socialism: Cuba Since the Collapse of the Soviet Bloc," Political Economy of the World System Conference, Miami, April 1995.

"How and Why Socialist States May Abandon Socialism in the Name of Revolution: Cuba in the 1990s." Conference entitled "Towards A New Cuba," Princeton, April 1995.

"In Defense of Inner-City Slums: Lessons from Mexico." American Sociological Association, Los Angeles, August 1994.

"Back from the Future: Contemporary Cuba." Latin American Studies Association, March 1994.

"Slums of Hope." Second International meeting of Sociedad Urbana Encuentro Internacional: Movimientos y Desigualdades, Mexico City, November 1993.

"Socialist Transitions: The Case of Cuba." American Sociological Association, Miami, August 1993.

"Domestic Ramifications of the Collapse of COMECON." Latin American Studies Association, Los Angeles, September 1992.

"Cuba in the Post-Cold War: Social Issues." Conference on Inter-American Relations in the 1990s, Havana, July 1992.

"Poor People's Politics in Mexico." Conference on Contemporary Mexico: Facing North, Columbia University, June 1992.

"Cuban Response to the Crisis in World Socialism," Latin American Studies Association, Washington, DC, April 1991.

"Cities in Cuba: Will History Absolve Castro," Conference on Urbanization in Latin America, sponsored by the Wilson Center, Smithsonian Institute, Buenos Aires, October 1990.

"The Crisis of Cuban Socialism," American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 1990.

"Crisis in Cuba: Perestroika Socialist Style," American Sociology Association Washington, DC, August 1990.

"The Meaning of Mexican Democracy," American Sociological Association, New York City, August 1996.

"Bases of Disagreement about Cuba's Economic Performance: A Sociological Perspective." Dialogue among Cubanists, Florida International University, 1990.

"Why No Perestroika in Cuba?" New Hampshire International Seminar, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H., February 1990.

"Successful Popular Protest: A Community Mobilization for Housing After the 1985 Mexican Earthquake." Paper presented at the New England Council on Latin America annual meeting, Storrs, CT., November 1989.

"The Impact of Revolution in Latin America." Paper presented at the Latin American Studies Association meeting, Miami, December 1989.

"Rethinking Revolution: Lessons from Latin America." Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 1989.

"Urbanization Revisited: Slum of Hope and Squatter Settlement of Despair." Paper presented at the New England Council on Latin America, Wellesley College, October 1988.

"The Significance of Revolution in Latin America." Conference sponsored by Comparative Politics in honor of their 25th anniversary, September 1988.

"The Poverty of Revolution Revisited: The State and Urban Poor in Mexico." Symposium on Contemporary Mexico, CUNY Graduate Center, May 1988.

"From Debt Crisis to Political Crisis: Urban Poor Defy the Mexican State." Conference on the impact of the debt crisis in Mexico, Storrs, CT, April 1988.

"Restratification After Revolution: The Cuban Experience." Paper presented at The Political Economy of the World Systems Conference, New Orleans, March 1985.

"State and Market Dynamics in Socialist Cuba." Political Economy of the World Systems Conference, Providence, April 1984.

"The Social Origins of Peasant Protest." Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, March 1984.

"Cuba: Commentary." International Conference on Models of Political and Economic Change in Latin America, Nashville, November 1983.

"The Cuban Revolution in Comparative Perspective." Latin American Studies Association, Mexico City, September 1983.

"Agrarian Protest in Cuba Before, During and After the Cuban Revolution." Latin American Studies Association, Mexico City, November 1983.

"The Coming Crisis of Cuban Socialism?" (with Andrew Zimbalist) American Sociological Association, Detroit, August 1983.

"A Comparison of Revolutionary and Nonrevolutionary Economic Transformations in Latin America." American Sociological Association, Detroit, August 1983.

"The International Political Economy and the Limits of Revolution in Latin America." Conference sponsored by the Institute for World Order on the Transformation of the Global Political Economy, University of Maryland.

"Dependency and Autonomy: Lessons from Cuba." International Political Science Association, Rio de Janeiro, August 1982.

"The Cuban Socialist Transformation." International Sociological Association, Mexico City, August 1982.

"Cuban Socialism and the Global Political Economy." Western Political Science Association, San Diego, March 1982.

"The Containment of Protest After Revolution: Bolivia." Latin American Studies Association, Washington, D.C., March 1982.

"Postrevolutionary Peasant Protest in Bolivia." Conference on Peasantry: Domination and Resistance, Yale University, March 1982.

"Socialist Internationalism, The Capitalist World Economy, and the Cuban Revolution," International Studies Association, Philadelphia, April 1981.

"The Remaking of the Bolivian Agrarian Revolution." Pacific Coast Latin American Studies Association, Laguna Beach, October 1980.

"Distributive Consequences of Latin American Revolutions." American Sociological Association, New York City, August 1979.

"Long Live Wallerstein's World Economy Theory?: Lessons from Cuba." American Sociological Association, Boston, August 1979. 25

"Cuba in the 1970s: The Changing Class Structure." American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., August 1979.

"Capitalist Constraints on Cuban Socialist Development." Woodrow Wilson Program, Smithsonian Institute, March 1978.

"Cuba and the World Economy: The Limits of Socialism in One Country." World Congress of Sociology, Uppsala, Sweden, August 1978.

"World Capitalism and the Bolivian Agrarian Revolution." World Congress of Sociology, Uppsala, Sweden, August 1978.

"Field Research in Mexico." Latin American/African Studies Associations Meetings, Houston, November 1977.

"Oligopolistic and Penny Capitalist Development in Latin America." American Sociological Association Meetings, New York, August 1976.

"The Petty Bourgeoisification of Latin America." Presented at a Social Science Research Council-sponsored conference on the labor force and labor movements in Latin America, New York, June 1976.

"Methods and Morals: Research Experiences in Latin America." American Sociological Association/Sociological Association of Latin America, Duke University, June 1976.

"How Economically Consequential are Revolutions? A Comparison of Mexico and Bolivia." American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 1975.

"The State and Urban Poor in Mexico." Center for Inter-American Relations, New York, April 1975.

"On Institutionalizing Revolutions: A Comparison of Mexico and Bolivia." World Congress of Sociology, Toronto, 1974.

"Awareness Contexts: Direct and Indirect Controls over Mexican Urban Poor." American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 1974.

"The Fate of Peasants in Latin American Social Revolutions." Latin American Studies Association, San Francisco, 1974.

"Non-Revolutionary Consequences of Revolutions: A Comparison of Bolivia and Mexico." Society for Cross-Cultural Research, Boston, 1974.

"The Revolution as Cataclysm and Coup: A Comparison of Mexico and Brazil." (with Peter Evans). American Sociological Association, New York City, 1973.

"Ideological and Intellectual Biases in the Study of Latin American Urban Poverty." American Sociological Association, New Orleans, 1972.

"A New Paradigm for Latin American Studies." Latin American Studies Association, Austin, 1971.

"Occupational Choice and Occupational Fate: Mechanisms Perpetuating Inter-generational Inequality among the Urban Poor in Mexico." American Sociological Association, Denver, 1971.

"Theory and Methods in the Study of Poverty and the Politics of Poverty." 26

American Political Science Association, Chicago, 1971.

CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (NO PAPERS WRITTEN)

Panel Mediator. “Pushing Boundaries of Migration Studies.” New Directions in Migration Studies in the U.S. and France. SSRC-sponsored conference, Harvard, May 2014.

“Closing Remarks.” Angola, Cuba, the Caribbean: Culture, Race & Identity Formation. Boston University, February 28, 2014.

Would the Real Cuban Americans Please Stand Up? How Post-Soviet Era Immigrants Are Changing Miami and National Politics as well as Cuba. Presentation at Florida International University Conference on Changes and Continuities in Cuban American Voting Patterns, November 2013.

Panel presider. Conference on Illegality, Youth, and Belonging, Harvard Graduate School of Education, October 2013.

Panel participant. “Latinos and the 2012 Elections.” Boston College, Boisi Center, November 2012.

Author Meets Critics. Maritsa Poros, Modern Migrations: Gujarati Indian Networks in New York & London. Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, MIT, Cambridge, MA, June 2012.

Panel Participant. “The Cuban Transformation of Miami and the Transformation of the Cuban Community of Miami.” Florida at the Crossroads: 500 Years of Encounters, Conflicts, and Exchanges, University of Miami, February 2012.

Panel Co-Organizer. Arab Spring. American Sociological Association. Las Vegas. August 2011.

Framing the Comparative Cuban Diasporic Experience. Panel Participant. Latin American Studies Association, Toronto, October 2010.

Author Meets Critic Panelist. Colonialism and Postcolonial Development in Spanish America, by James Mahoney. Latin American Studies Association, Toronto, October 2010.

Panelist. Cuba in the 21st Century. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, February 2010.

Workshop on Social Movements in Developing Counties. Keynote Speaker, Cairo January 2010 (Soros, Open Society funded project)

Co-Organizer of conference: The Measure of a Revolution: Cuba, 1959-2009. Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, May 2009.

Co-Organizer of conference: Whither U.S.-Cuba Policy? A Dialogue among Policy-Makers and Scholars. Boston University, November 2009. [and panelist on session on Politics and the Cuban American Diaspora]

Discussant. Workshop on Clientelism and Democracy in Developing Countries. McGill University, Montreal, October 2009.

Co-Organizer of workshop: How Migrants Impact Their Homelands, Pardee Center, Boston University, September 2009.

“Opportunities and Challenges in the Western Hemisphere: Adopting U.S. Policy to Evolving Realities.” U.S. Department of State, August 2009. 27

Discussant. Comparative-Historical Studies: Latin America. American Sociological Association, Boston, August 2008.

Organizer. Plenary. “President Ricardo Lagos (Chile) and the Democratic Transition: The Example of Chile. American Sociological Association, New York, August 2007.

Discussant. “How New is the “New” Left in Latin America?” American Sociological Association, New York, August 2007.

Panelist. Thematic Session. “The Future of Cuba.” American Sociological Association, August 2007.

Discussant. Thematic Session. “Globalization and Resistance.” American Sociological Association, New York, August 2007.

Conference Participant. “Historical and Present-Day Relationships of Cuba, Canada, Mexico and the U.S.: Mapping and Building.” Sponsored by the University of Toronto. Montreal, September 2007.

Panelist. “Cuba’s Academic Advantage: Why Do Students in Cuba Do Better in School?” Center for International Studies, Harvard, Cambridge, May 2007

“Cuba’s Changing Diaspora and Its Transformation of Cuba.” Conference on Recalling Cuba. Institute of Latin American Studies, Stockholm University. April 2007.

Presentation. “What Second Generation Immigrants Can Teach Us About Community Building.” Newton Historical Museum. January 2007.

Panel Participant. “Cuba in the Post-Castro Era.” Boston Area Latin American History Workshop, David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard University. December 2006.

Presentation. “How Cuba is Changing Despite Fidel.” Brandeis, Osher Life-Long Learning Institute. November 2006.

Panel Moderator. “Following the Money Trail: The Effect of Remittances in Politics.” Latino Law and Public Policy Conference, Harvard University Law School, April 2006, 2006.

Co-Organizer. “The Never-Ending Cold War: The U.S., Cuba, and LASA’s Battle for Academic Freedom.” Latin American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 2006.

Panelist. “Beyond the Area Studies/Comparative Studies Divide.” Featured Session, American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, August 2005.

Panelist. “Globalization and Latin America.” Mini-Conference, Brandeis University, October 2004.

K. Silvert Distinguished Award Panel (honoring June Nash). Speaker. Latin American Studies Association, Las Vegas, October 2004.

Panelist. Cuba at the Dawn of the New Century. Latin American Studies Association, Las Vegas, October 2004.

Panelist. Conference on the Crisis of the State in Latin America. Colby College, April 2004.

Panel Organizer and Chair, Featured Session. Sept. 11th and Its Significance for Latin America. 28

Latin American Studies Association, March 2003.

Panel Organizer and Chair. Immigration and Transnational Ties. Latin American Studies Association , March 2003.

Commentator. The Bolivian Revolution at 50. Harvard, May 2002.

Panelist. United States. Counternarcotics Strategy and the Colombian Crisis. Boston University. November 2001.

Session Organizer and Discussant. "Informal Economy." American Sociological Association, Anaheim, August 2001.

Panelist. Thematic Session. "Transnational Cities." American Sociological Association, Anaheim, August 2001.

Panelist. "Social Policy in Mexico." David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard, March 2001.

Panelist. Special session on "The Future of Revolution." American Sociological Association, Washington, 2000.

Participant. Conference on Labor Protest and Other Collective Strategies of Worker Resistance in an age of Neoliberalism. Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, November 1999.

Organizer. Special session, "Democratization, Civil Society, and the Global Economy: Theory and Practice in the Latin American context." American Sociological Association, Chicago, 1999.

Organizer. Sociology as Biography: Immigrant Experiences. Eastern Sociological Society, March 1999.

Participant. Latin American Development Theory at the Crossroads of Globalization and Civil Society. Conference Sponsored by the Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton, December 1998.

Discussant. Citizenship Claims: Social Movements and Globalization Conference, Harvard, October 1998.

Organizer. Featured Sessions, Latin American Studies Association, Chicago, September 1998.

“Heading South, Looking North: A Bilingual Journey” with Ariel Dorfman.

“Filming Fear: From Chile to the U.S.” (A Film Director’s Perspective: with Ariel Dorfman.)

“The New Role of the Private Sector in Latin American Development.” (Co-Organized)

“New Approaches to Area Studies”

Author Meets Critics: Jorge Castaneda’s Companero: The Life and Death of Che Guevara.

“Democratization and Social Justice?”

“U.S. Policy Toward Free Trade and the Summit of the Americas Process.” 29

“Latin American Public Policy in the 21st Century.”

“Rethinking the Sociology of Development.”

“Latin Americans in the U.S. and the Rise of Transnational Communities.”

“Latin America And the Media.”

“The Human Rights Crisis in Latin America.”

Organizer. The Global Political – Economy and Third World Inequality. American Sociological Society, San Francisco, August 1998.

Discussant. Conference on Transnationalism among the Second Generation, Harvard, April 1998.

Panel Participant. Conference on New York and the World: Perspectives on Greater New York, CUNY, October 1997.

Panel Speaker. “Cuba: Is It Time for a Change?” Committee for Democracy Annual Conference, Miami, September 1997.

Commentator, “Race and Ethnicity in Latin America.” Mellon Latin American Sociology Conference, UCLA, Los Angeles, March 1997.

Commentator, Ideology, and Development. American Sociological Association, Toronto, August 1997.

Discussant. "Latin American Revolutions," Latin American Studies Association, Mexico, April 1997.

Panel Participant, workshop “Immigration Research: Lessons from the Field,” Harvard University, Department of Sociology, May 1996.

Speaker. “Mexican Capitalism and Cuban Socialism: Future Prospects.” Bildner Center, CUNY Graduate Center, September 1996.

Panelist. Center for Talented Youth, John Hopkins University. Conference at Boston University. November 1996.

Discussant. Luchando: Cuba’s Struggle to Survive. Earthwatch, Watertown, MA. October 1996.

Discussant. Panel on the Cuban Political Economy. American Business and the Cuban Economy Conference sponsored by the David Rockefeller Center, Harvard, December 1995.

Discussant. “The Politics of Market Reform in Latin America.” American Sociological association, August 1995.

Participant. "The Future of Democracy in Cuba." Conference, Dartmouth College, February, 1995.

Co-organizer. "Between Local and International: Transnational Communities." New England Council of Latin American Studies, September 1994, Cambridge, September 1994.

Facilitator. Presidential Plenary Session, American Sociological Association, 30

Los Angeles, August 1994.

Panelist. "The Future of Cuban-American Relations: Constructive Changes or More of the Same?" JFK Library, April 1994.

Commentator on panel, "New Bases of Collective Action: Gender, Ethnicity, and Anti-Politics." Conference on the Politics of Inequality, Columbia University, March 1994.

Panelist. "U.S.-Cuban Relations." Conference on Cuba in a Changing World. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J., March 1994.

Panelist. Panel discussion, "Redefining the U.S. Policy Toward Cuba." John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard, Cambridge, December 1993.

Participant. Interdisciplinary Workshop on Democratization, NSF, December 1993.

Discussant. Workshop entitled "Trials of Transition: Collective Protest in Post-Communist Poland," Harvard, December 1993.

Panel participant and commentator, conference on "Social Movements and Inequality in Latin America. Columbia University, February 1993.

Panel on the Current Crisis in Cuba. Organizer and Panelist New England Council on Latin America, Boston, October 1992.

Panel on Cuba in the 1990s. Organizer. Latin American Studies Association, Los Angeles, September 1992.

"1992 and the Making of a New World Order: Europe East and West." Organizer. American Sociological Association, Pittsburgh, August 1992.

"From Middletown to Youngstown: Staughton Lynd and His Family Legacy. Organizer. American Sociological Association, Pittsburgh, August 1992.

Author Meets Critics: William Domhoff, author of The Power Elite and The State. Organizer. American Sociological Association, Pittsburgh, August 1992.

"Cuba in Crisis." Organizer. Latin American Studies Association, Los Angeles, September 1992.

Conference on Cuba in the Post Cold War Era. Commentator. Smithsonian Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, April 1992.

"Mexico: Democratic and Authoritarian Tendencies" and "The Free Trade Agreement." Panel Participant. CUNY Bildner Center Conference. "Mexico in a New Hemispheric Order," New York City, November 1991.

"Political Prospects for the 1990s." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association Meeting, Cincinnati, August 1991.

"Comparative Revolutions." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Cincinnati, August 1991.

"State Development and Public Policy in Comparative and Historical Perspective." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Cincinnati, August 1991.

Panelist, Conference on the Future of Cuba, sponsored by The Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C., October 1990.

"Socialism: Past and Present." Panel Co-Organizer. American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 1990.

"Crisis of Socialism." Panel Co-Organizer. American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 1990.

Political Sociology Section. Panel Presider. American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August, 1989.

"Popular Mobilization in Latin America." Panel Organizer. New England Council on Latin America, Storrs, Ct., November 1989.

"Prospects of Democracy in the Third World." Panel Co-Organizer and Discussant. Eastern Sociological Association, Boston, MA 1989.

New England Congress on Latin America. Conference Organizer. Wellesley College, October 1988.

"Grass Roots Movements in Latin America." Panel Organizer. New England Council on Latin America, Wellesley College, October 1988.

"Development, Dependency and International Relations." Panel Organizer, American Sociological Association, Atlanta, August 1988.

"Linking Grass Roots Groups to Regional and National Structures: Comparative and Historical Perspectives." Discussant. Latin American Studies Association, New Orleans, March 1988.

"Labor and Politics in Latin America." Panel Organizer. New England Council on Latin America, Williamstown, October 1987.

"Issues in Political Economy." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Chicago, 1987.

"Protest and Resistance Movements." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Boston, November 1986.

"Dependent Development." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, New York City, 1986.

"Varieties of Socialism." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 1985.

"The Sociology of Developing Countries." Panel Organizer. American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 1985.

Discussant. Conference on Explanations of Fertility Decline in Latin America. Organized by the Social Science Research Council and the Center for Population Studies (Harvard), Cambridge, May 1985.

"Social Unrest in Latin America." Panel Organizer. Latin American Studies Association. Albuquerque, April 1985.

"Cuban Economic Development." Discussant. Latin American Studies Association, 32

Albuquerque, April 1985.

"The State of the Discipline: Sociology." Discussant. Latin American Studies Association, Albuquerque, April 1985.

"Social Unrest in the City and the Countryside in Latin America." Panel Organizer. New England Council on Latin American Studies, Boston, October 1984.

"Religion, Sociology, and the Modern World Order." Commentator. Massachusetts Sociological Association, Amherst, November 1982.

"The Future of Latin America: Dimensions of Change." Panel Discussant. American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 1982.

"Democracy and Development in the Caribbean." Participant. Conference Sponsored by the Center for Inter-American Relations (New York) and the Institute for Social and Economic Research (Jamaica), January 1980.

"Cuban Dependency." Panel Participant. Conference on Cuba, University of California at Los Angeles, May 1979.

"National Politics and the New International Economic Order." Panel Organizer (with Peter Evans). Latin American Studies Association Meetings, Pittsburgh, March 1979.

"Mexico Today." Panel Participant. Program sponsored by the Center for Inter-American Relations, New York, October 1978.

"Latin American Revolutions: Peru in Comparative Perspective." Presentation at a workshop, "The Peruvian Experiment Reconsidered," The Woodrow Wilson Center, November 1978.

"Dependency and Domination: Critical Comments." Commentator. American Political Association Meetings, New York, 1978.

"Mexican Urbanization." Panel Participant. Workshop on Mexico. Yale University, February 1978.

"Field Research in Post-Revolutionary Latin American Societies: Mexico, Bolivia, and Cuba." Round-table Rapporteur at the Latin American/African Studies, Houston, 1977.

"International Implications of the Human Rights Debate: The Bolivian Case." Panel Participant. Center for Inter-American Relations, New York, 1977.

"The State and Society in Latin America." Panel Organizer. New England Council On Latin American Studies Conference, Boston, 1977.

"Field Methods in Revolutionary Societies." Organizer of Round-table at the Latin American Studies Association Meeting, Houston, 1977.

"The Impact of Revolution." Presentation at a Conference on Latin America, Brandeis University, 1976.

"Sociology of Economy." Discussant at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 1975.

"Urbanization in Developing Countries." Round-table discussant leader at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 1975. 33

"Peasants and Latin American Social Revolutions: A Comparative Perspective." Panel Participant. Inter-university Symposium of East European Studies, Boston University Conference Center, 1975.

"Sociology of Communities." Round-table Rapporteur at the Annual Meeting of The American Sociological Association, Montreal, 1974.

"Latin America: Revolution or Stagnation?" Panel Participant. Comparative Politics Conference, Santa Barbara, 1974.

"Economic Inequality in Latin America." Discussant. Latin American Studies Association, Madison, 1973.

"Mexico: Domestic Policy and International Affairs." Panel Participant. Center For Inter-American Relations, New York, 1973.

"Dependency-Can Latin America Do It Alone?" Panel Participant. New England Council of Latin American Studies, Storrs, Ct., 1972.

"Structural Bases of Mexican Inequality." Seminar on Pre-Industrial Societies, Columbia University, 1972.

"Recent Research on Rural-Urban Migration." Participant. Conference sponsored by the Center for International Studies, M.I.T., Brookline, MA, 1971.