Institute for the Study of the Americas Annual Report 2010-2011 Mission and Aims Institute for the Study of the Americas Annual Report 2010-2011 Table of Contents

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Te Institute was founded in August 2004 through a merger of the Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) with Staf List 3 the Institute of Studies (IUSS), both of which had been founded in 1965 at 31 . Like its predecessors, the new Institute forms part of the University of ’s School of Advanced Study. Director’s Report 4 ISA occupies a unique position at the core of academic study of the region in the UK. Internationally recognised as a centre of excellence for research and research facilitation, ISA also provides resources to the wider academic Academic Staf Profles 8 community, serving and strengthening national networks of North Americanist, Latin Americanist and Caribbeanist Fellowships 20 scholars. Te Institute actively maintains and builds ties with cultural, diplomatic and business organisations with interests in the Americas and, as part of the School of Advanced Study within the , benefts from Events 25 academic opportunities, facilities and stimulation across and between a wide range of subject felds in the humanities and social sciences. Postgraduate Programmes 36 Te Council of the University of London approved the establishment of ISA on the understanding that it would be dedicated to teaching and research, not just on the USA and Latin America, but to the Americas as a whole, with Publications 40 proper attention to Canada and the Caribbean. ISA will uphold the dedication to area studies and multi-disciplinarity that animated its predecessors. No other institution in Europe ofers such a combination of approaches. Library 41 As an integral part of the School of Advanced Study, ISA has a mission to foster scholarly initiatives at a national level, Statement of Income and Expenditure 42 ensuring an energetic and original British presence in the international, and especially trans-Atlantic, study of the western hemisphere.

Annual Report Editor: Selina Hannaford, Deputy Administrative Manager ([email protected]) Governance Staf List Advisory Council

Ex-ofcio Dr L Anderson, British Council Professor Maxine Molyneux Director

Te Director of the Institute (Professor Maxine Ms Liza Davis, Embassy of USA Molyneux) Professor Iwan Morgan Professor of United States Studies and Deputy Director of Dr Ignacio Durán, Mexican Embassy the Institute Te Dean of the School of Advanced Study (Professor Representing the Private Sector Roger Kain) Professor Kevin J. Middlebrook Professor of Politics Te Deputy Director of the Institute (Professor Iwan Mr Michael Reid, Te Economist Dr Paulo Drinot Senior Lecturer in Latin American History Morgan) Mr L Juste, Santander Bank

Representing the University Mr P West, PAM Global Investments Dr Graham Woodgate Senior Lecturer in Environmental Sociology Professor Miles Taylor, Institute of Historical Research Observer Dr Par Engstrom Lecturer in Latin American Human Rights, Human Professor Kevin J. Middlebrook, ISA Ms Laura-Ashley Wright, Canadian High Commission Rights Consortium Professor Nicola Miller, University College London Dr Kate Quinn Lecturer in Modern History

Professor Michael Cox, London School of Economics Dr Amy Hinterberger Postdoctoral Fellow Professor Francisco Bethencourt, King’s College London Dr Matthew Alan Hill Postdoctoral research fellow in US politics and history Professor Anthony Pereira, King’s College London

Representing the UK Academic Community Dr Deborah Toner Postdoctoral Fellow in Latin American History

Sir John Elliott (Chair), former Regius Professor of Dr Ian M. Hart ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow History, University of

Professor Philip Davies, Eccles Centre for American Paul Sullivan Administrative Manager Studies, Professor Martin Halliwell, Selina Hannaford Deputy Administrative Manager

Professor Anthony McFarlane, Kalinda Hughes Academic Support Ofcer Professor Simon Newman, Olga Jimenez Events Manager Representing the Public Sector

Dr Charles Goodson-Wickes, Canning House Troy Rutt Events Assistant

Dr Colin McEwan, Alegria Perez Administrative Assistant Mr Angus Lapsley, Foreign and Commonwealth Ofce Baroness Hooper, House of Lords 2 3 Director’s Report Professor Maxine Molyneux, Director of the Institute for the Study of the Americas

teaching programme had been done in such a way as research and scholarly networking on Canada, and who As part of its role in fostering high quality research, ISA to maintain an attractive programme of study on the organised a well attended symposium on the theme of has continued to expand its range of scholarly networks Americas at ISA. ‘Aboriginal Canadian Biopolitics and Biopower.’ Two with particular success in the growing area of Caribbean other postdoctoral appointments were made, thanks studies. Dr Kate Quinn launched the ‘Westminster in the Te academic year 2010-11 was one of great activity as to successful applications to the Dean’s Development Caribbean: History, Legacies, Challenges’ network, which ISA continued to fulfl its national role supporting cross Fund, to develop digital resources that will advance considers how the political model inherited from Britain disciplinary research on the Americas. Te Institute American Studies scholarship. Dr Deborah Toner, was adapted to the conditions of the Caribbean, its organised over 115 events including seminar series, an historian specialising in Mexico began working in impact on Caribbean democracy and the challenges the high profle lectures, workshops and conferences, association with the British Library to develop an on line model has faced over the period of independence. Te and expanded the number of research projects and digital resource and discussion site on Liberalism in the Caribbean Postgraduate Network was also established to scholarly networks that it hosts and organises. ISA’s Americas. Te project has also established a network of bring together students from around the world who share two publications series on the Americas, the Palgrave historians working on the early period of Latin American a common interest in the Caribbean to discuss their work Americas List, and an in-house series published a total Liberalism, and a series of events and keynote speakers with regional specialists. of 12 books on the Americas, three of which have been from Latin America and the United States is planned to nominated for prestigious prizes in the United States. take place over the course of the year. Dr Matthew Alan Te United States Presidency Centre continued to be Hill, also an historian, is working with Professor Morgan active in promoting research and study on American Other promising developments at the Institute include presidents. It conducted the frst ever UK scholarly the welcome arrival of some new staf. Dr Paulo Drinot on two projects: (i) Women and US Foreign Policy examines both women’s role in foreign policymaking survey to rate US presidents, which attracted considerable joined the Institute from Manchester University as a media attention and heavy web trafc when the results Senior Lecturer in Latin American History, and he and the impact of foreign policy on women, with the aim of producing a digital archive of interviews; and (ii) were made public in early 2011. Two edited books based has taken over as Convenor of the Latin American on previous USPC symposia – one on George Bush’s Programme. As well as teaching a new history module Reporting America in the Age of Global War, 1939-45, examines diplomatic and press reporting of the US in presidency, the other on cinematic representations entitled ‘From Silver to Cocaine,’ he has successfully of presidents – were published in Palgrave’s Evolving launched a Research Network on Crises of Capitalism in World War II with the aim of producing a digitalised documentary archive. American Presidency series and a third on Watergate’s the Americas. Te frst event, in a series planned to run legacy is due for publication in 2012. Te USPC also held over the coming year, explored the social and political On the administrative side, as of last year we now seminars and lectures on a range of topics that included: legacies on the Americas of the Great Depression of the Tis was the third year of the Institute’s eforts to adjust share staf with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies the signifcance of the 2010 midterm elections; US fscal 1930s. Tis will be followed in the Autumn of 2011 by a to a severe reduction in its core funding by maximising (ICwS), and welcomed a new Manager, Paul Sullivan, problems; the stagfation of the 1970s; and presidential conference on the Argentine Crisis of 2001 with Gabriela income from other sources and maintaining tight a new Deputy Manager, Selina Hannaford, and a new urban policy since 1945. Svampa as the keynote speaker. Paulo has also established budget constraints. By the end of this year these eforts Administrative Assistant, Alegria Perez. Olga Jimenez a Latin American History seminar which will be co- A central aspect of ISA’s activity has always been its had paid of, though not without some sacrifces. Te continues to manage our events programme as well hosted by ISA and the Institute of Historical Research. extensive events calendar, which represents the wide other challenge was to accomplish the adjustment as that of ICwS, with help from Chloe Pieters. Sadly, range of high quality research that is carried out on the while devising a development strategy that would see though, there have been some departures too. We had Four new Postdoctoral Fellows are also a welcome Americas. Our 489 speakers this year featured such the Institute maintain its well deserved reputation to say farewell to Dr Ame Berges, our economist, and addition to our numbers. Dr Ian Hart holds an ESRC prestigious fgures as the Brazilian Foreign Minister and national role. Tanks to the collective endeavour to Dr Adrian Pearce who lef to join King’s History Doctoral Fellowship to undertake research under the Ambassador Antonio Patriota, the Ambassador of of ISA staf and associates this too is under way and Department. Dr Pearce did leave an excellent legacy, guidance of Professor Iwan Morgan on twentieth- His Excellency Hernán Couturier, the U.S. Policy ISA now has several exciting new projects, networks however, as ISA has now published his edited book on century U.S. debates about how societal progress should Director of the Committee for a Responsible Federal and collaborations, with more in the pipeline for the the MAS and , which was launched to a packed be measured and the utility of the federal government Budget Marc L. Goldwein, the playwright and critic coming year. Student numbers remained buoyant and audience in April. producing an annual social report. We also welcomed Bonnie Greer, and the former senator of the Peruvian applications by research students increased indicating Dr. Amy Hinterberger as a Post Doctoral Fellow, Congress Javier Diez Canseco, amongst others. that the radical adjustments that had to be made to the funded by the Canadian Foundation to promote 4 5 Highlights also included the ‘Rising Brazil’ Seminar the aim of increasing understanding of the human events open to all research students : ‘Challenging the Advisory Council since the merger of ILAS and IUSS Series, organised in association with the Brazil Institute rights situation in Mexico, especially with regards to the narratives of memory in Latin America,’ organised by into the combined Institute in 2004. During that time of at King’s College, which engaged with critical questions implementation of the rulings of the Inter-American Alejandra Serpente, invited Argentine human rights great institutional change and formidable challenges for arising from Brazil’s emergence as a pivotal player in Court of Human Rights. scholar Elizabeth Jelin as a keynote speaker, and a the Institute, his wise guidance has been invaluable. ISA global governance. Te annual ‘Americas Plural’ event, number of other established scholars attended to debate is however fortunate to have as his successor, Professor co-sponsored by the British Library and held at the Eccles Another high profle international conference, ‘In the new scholarly research on memory, attracting a large Anthony Macfarlane of Warwick University whose term Centre for American Studies, took as its theme ‘Legacies Shadow of the ICC: Colombia and International Criminal audience. Research student Bill Booth also organised a of ofce began in June 2011 and whom colleagues look of Emancipation in the Americas.’ ISA also contributed Justice’ was supported by many organisations including successful day’s symposium on the Cold War in Latin forward to welcoming at the frst meeting of the Council a popular outreach event to the 2010-11 the British Foreign and Commonwealth Ofce, the America at which several graduate students and academic in November 2011. Festival on the History of Tango, at which Ignacio Embassy of Colombia in London, and Lawyers without staf presented papers. Both events are expected to lead to Last but not least, ISA ended the year with a substantial Varchausky spoke, and tango instruction was ofered to Borders. Te conference brought together a range of publications. surplus, and the Institute has performed well in the last all participants. legal experts and leading Colombia analysts, scholars and practitioners to debate vital but neglected questions ISA continued to produce high quality publications funding exercise, so we hope for better times ahead. Te Institute has always held events that bridge the raised by the increasing impact of these ICC-related on the Americas with several books going into second scholarly worlds and that of policymakers, engaging developments in Colombia. I was honoured to deliver printing and translation. It was a particular pleasure for with embassies, businesses and think tanks. Among the oration at the Graduation Ceremony for the School’s ISA to host well attended book launches for two volumes those that ISA convened over the year was a seminar Honorary Doctorate Louise Arbour. Louise Arbour is that appeared in its in-house series; Dr Adrian Pearce’s on ‘Latin America’s Independence: Causes, Course and a pre-eminent jurist and one of the most distinguished edited collection on Bolivia, mentioned earlier, and Dr Consequences’, in partnership with the Association of members of the international human rights movement. John Crabtree’s on Peru, coinciding with the results of Cultural Attachés of Latin America, Spain and Portugal. As Chief Prosecutor of the Human Rights court at the elections in both countries. ISA was also delighted that Another well attended event on ‘Trading Blocs in Latin Hague, and as UN High Commissioner for Human Professor Morgan’s book Te Age of Defcits: Presidents America’ featured Ambassadors from Brazil, Bolivia, Rights Louise Arbour made legal history by indicting and Unbalanced Budgets from Jimmy Carter to George Colombia and Costa Rica. ‘Responding to Climate Slobadan Milosovic, the frst sitting chief of state in W. Bush was awarded the prestigious American Politics Change in the Caribbean’ brought together academics, modern history to be indicted for war crimes. Group’s 2010 Richard Neustadt Book Prize. Caribbean government ofcials and international As in previous years ISA’s own fellowship scheme allowed agencies, as well as representatives of the private ISA is particularly proud of the fact that it has the largest several very welcome visitors to participate in the life of sector and NGOs to identify forward-looking policy interdisciplinary postgraduate teaching programme the School. Variously hailing from Canada, Germany, responses to climate change challenges. Te United States on the Americas in the UK. ISA’s teaching programme Brazil and the Netherlands, were Professor Brian Presidency Centre also hosted talks for government continued to fourish and attract students of high quality, McKercher, Dr Catherine Krull, Dr Libia Villazana, Dr ofcials and academics by Marc Goldwein, executive registering 53 Master’s students, including Marshall Stefanie Kron, Dr Rivke Jafe , Felipe Pereira Loureiro, secretary of President Obama’s Fiscal Commission, Scholar Austin McKinney, who added to the number of Dr. Stefanie Kron and Professor Jocelyn Létourneau. Dr. on the US defcit problem. ISA also co-organised a students from overseas, some of whom were benefciaries John Hughes, will be missed, as he completed his term series of high profle events with the School’s Human of the Institute’s Bicentenary Bursary Scheme’ marking as Robin Humphrey’s Fellow. However, ISA was pleased Rights Consortium and the Institute of Commonwealth Latin American Independence. A new Master’s to welcome his successor, Dame Denise Holt, who is a Studies. Among these were ‘Te Inter-American programme on Environment and Development in Latin former Ambassador to Spain and Mexico, and currently Human Rights System and Mexico’ supported by Peace America and the Caribbean is due to launch in 2011-12, sits on a wide range of public bodies. Brigades International, which brought together a series demonstrating the continued enthusiasm and viability of the Institute’s commitment to graduate teaching in of interdisciplinary panels and an audience from NGOs In closing, ISA wishes to register its great debt of emerging felds of research. ISA’s PhD students numbered and from the political, legal and academic sectors, with gratitude to Sir John Elliott who has served as Chair of 24 this year, and several contributed some excellent

6 7 Professor Maxine Molyneux Director of the Institute for the Study of the Americas

Beyond fulflling the varied duties of Director, 2010- Protection for Inclusive Growth), involved attending a high recommendations on international development policy CCT Programmes and Women’s Empowerment in Peru, 11 was a time of great activity in SAS committees in level policy meeting in Paris at the Sorbonne to present reform. Bolivia and Ecuador, 2011, 70pp, Research Director preparation for the HEFCE review which takes place a paper evaluating the impact of Conditional Cash and co-author (with Marilyn Tomson). (CARE next year. Opportunities to travel to Latin America to Transfers. Tis was followed by an invitation to discuss Other highlights to report: two of Professor Molyneux’s INTERNATIONAL). undertake research were necessarily limited by these the draf of the report at an expert meeting in Florence supervisees from Argentina, Constanza Tabbush and other imperatives, but Professor Molyneux’s research organised by the International University. Professor Valeria Esquival, gained their doctorates, - both on Conditional Cash Transfers: A ‘Pathway to Women’s interests were maintained by other means. She was Molyneux’s other working trip was to Spain as an invited aspects of social policy, and both are set on successful Empowerment’? Pathways Working Paper, 5, IDS, Sussex, pleased to lead a research project on the Andean region participant to the preparatory meeting to discuss the career paths. She was pleased to take on a new Doctoral 2008, selected as key online resource for Governance and for CARE International funded by DFID. Tis was to draf strategy paper for the EU-Latin America Summit, student from , Juan Venegas, who is working on the Social Development Resource Centre (http://www.gsdrc. investigate three Anti Poverty Programmes, Juntos in which took place at the Cervantes Centre in Madrid. ISA very topical issue of the student protests in his country org/), March 2011. Peru, Bono de Desarrollo Humano in Ecuador, and was one of only three UK academic institutions to have that are directed against the neoliberal reforms of education. Te Future of LAC Areas Studies in the UK Paper Bono Juana Azurduy, in Bolivia. Local researchers were been invited. presented to the British Academy International Day appointed to lead teams to undertake qualitative and Tere was another opportunity to cross the Atlantic As part of the ongoing work of ISA’s social policy November 2010. participatory research with women benefciaries and network, together with Dr. Jasmine Gideon from interviews with key informants to examine whether and last year in August when Professor Molyneux travelled ‘Abortion Law Reforms in Colombia and Nicaragua: to San Francisco to attend the Latin American Studies Birkbeck, Professor Molyneux organised a one day in what ways, government commitments to the MDGs workshop on Gender and Social Policy in Latin America Issue Networks and Opportunity Contexts’ with on gender equity and women’s empowerment were being Association Executive Committee 2010-2013, and to C. Reutersward, P. Zetterberg, S.Tapar-Bjorkert: undertake new responsibilities on several working with the aim of helping to foster research collaborations advanced. Professor Molyneux was pleased to work in this emerging feld of study. Tirty fve participants Development and Change, vol 42/3, 2011, pp 807-831 with Marilyn Tomson to co-author the report, which groups. LASA’s next Conference in May will be held in San Francisco, and the appealing destination is bound attended and a special issue of a journal is being prepared ‘Cash transfers, gender equity and women’s was translated and sent to the relevant Ministries in for publication, consisting of a selection of the papers that empowerment in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia’ (with each country, with in-region workshops held to discuss to attract a good proportion of the membership which continues to grow and now stands at over 6000 scholars. were presented. Marilyn Tomson), Gender and Development Vol 19: 2, the fndings and recommendations. Later in the year 2011, pp 195-210. the report will be launched at an event in London to As far as other research is concerned, Professor With her other hat on, as Chair of the Steering Group present the fndings to the international development Molyneux’s principle interest continues to be related to of the Human Rights Consortium, apart from being ‘La Voz de la Mujer:1896-1897’ Genre, Postcolonialisme community, with discussants from DFID and the social inequalities and policy measures aimed at reducing honoured to deliver the oration at the graduation et diversité des movements de Femmes. Cahiers Genre et Overseas Development Institute. them. Te return of inequality as an issue for policy ceremony for the School’s Honorary Doctorate Louise Développement No 7. 241-247, Paris: L’Harmattan, 2011 Arbour, Professor Molyneux was pleased to be able Translation. An opportunity for travel across the Atlantic was concern afer thirty years of virtual neglect is a welcome development. Questions of social justice drive the ethical to support the lively events programme of the HRC provided by an invitation to St. Lucia to serve as Expert and to assist with research grant applications. Other ‘Mobilisation without Emancipation; Women’s Interests, Adviser, Facilitator and workshop session leader for considerations in this debate but it is the corrosive social the State and Revolution in Nicaragua’ excerpt reprinted and political efects of income concentration that have responsibilities were to support the publication of high UNDP/UNIFEM/UNICEF’s training programme for quality research on the Americas and to further this as lead article in anthology Women, Gender and Politics: nine welfare ministries of the Eastern Caribbean. Te begun to worry policymakers and governments. Tis has a Reader edited by Mona Lena Krook and Sarah Childs, opened up a window of opportunity to push for measures end she continued to act as Series Editor of the ISA/ theme of the workshop was social protection for the Palgrave Studies of the Americas and ISA’s own Studies OUP, Oxford, 2010. most vulnerable groups in society, one that many of the that will not just tackle poverty, as before, but will also of the Americas Series. She also continued to serve on ‘Justicia de Género, ciudadanía y diferencia en América Caribbean islands are seeing as a priority especially those focus on the broader and more challenging questions the Executive of the GIS Institut des Amériques, the Latina’ translation, published in Studia Histórica, Special adversely afected by recent sharp declines in revenues of how to tackle the deepening inequalities of the last editorial boards of Economy and Society, the Journal of Issue Historia Reciente de América Latina 181-211, Vol 28, from tourism. Professor Molyneux also participated thirty years. It is this question that is currently the focus Latin American Studies, and Development and Change, 2010. in the process that eventuated in the European of Professor Molyneux’s research and policy work and in this regard she was pleased to be asked to act as the Chair while continuing to serve on a range of other professional Commission’s European Report on Development. Te ‘L’activisme féministe doit se renouveler’ Alternatives of the Labour Party’s Policy Review group on Inequality committees. preparation of the report, the Commission’s frst that Internationales No.,46, March 2010, pp 44-45, Paris: Within and Between Countries charged with making deals with social protection, (now published as Social France. 8 9 Professor Iwan Morgan Dr Ian M. Hart Professor of United States Studies and Deputy Director of the Institute ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow

Roger Biles (Illinois State), and two talks (one to policy also contributed commentary on US events to the BBC Dr Hart is a post-doctoral experts) on America’s defcit and debt problems by Marc and other news outlets. fellow at ISA, funded by Goldwein, executive secretary of President Obama’s Fiscal the Economic and Social Commission. Meanwhile, Professor Morgan continued to act as Research Council. His work Head of ISA’s US Programmes, course leader for the US examines debates in the Professor Morgan acted as co-convenor of the University teaching programmes, and the supervisor of six research twentieth-century United of London’s US History seminar programme, which degree students. He also taught four courses on the States over how national featured UK and US speakers presenting on their latest Masters’ degrees. societal progress should research. He collaborated with London Metropolitan have been measured. Similar University to host the American Popular Culture series at Professor Morgan contributed variously to the wider academic community. He completed his ffh year as debates are ongoing in many ISA, which included a public lecture by the distinguished countries, including the UK, American sociologist Todd Gitlin (Columbia). chair of the Historians of the Twentieth Century United States executive committee and his second on the British and a signifcant objective of Professor Morgan organised the frst UK academic poll of Association of American Studies executive committee. his year-long post-doctoral US presidential performance that attracted considerable He externally examined three doctoral theses and took position is to engage with members of the policy-making media attention, including the BBC news website, Te up a new role as external examiner of the University of community in the UK and abroad to foster discussion of American, and THE. Te results, announced in early Cambridge M.Phil. in Historical Studies the lessons of this history; he is organising a symposium, 2011, put FDR top and Lincoln second. Many of the scheduled for January 2012, as part of this project. above activities took place under the aegis of the United Professor Morgan received a number of honours in 2010- During 2010-11, he refned a monograph which is under States Presidency Centre, which received generous 11. He attended President Barack Obama’s Westminster consideration by a leading university press. He also gave support from the US Embassy. Hall address in May 2011 as a US Embassy guest; a paper at the UK Historians of the Twentieth Century was made an honorary fellow of Oxford University’s United States annual conference, entitled “How the Cold Professor Morgan presented a paper on the post- Rothermere American Institute; and was awarded the War afected domestic policy under Eisenhower: evidence presidency at an international conference on former 2010 American Politics Group Richard E. Neustadt from the commissioning of ‘Goals for Americans’”. He is leaders at the University of Leiden, Netherlands. He prize for his book, Te Age of Defcits: Presidents and now working on several journal articles. presented papers to the American Politics Group Unbalanced Budgets from Jimmy Carter to George W. conference and the Historians of the Twentieth Century Bush. United States conference. He also presented on the US Professor Morgan co-organised the ISA-Eccles defcit problem to the AHRC Obama Research network. Publications Centre Conference to mark the sesquicentennial Professor Morgan published two edited collections Iwan Morgan and Philip Davies, eds., Assessing George of the outbreak of the American Civil War in April W. Bush’s Legacy: Te Right Man? (New York: Palgrave, 2011. He also co-organised with the Eccles Centre an (and contributed chapters to each) based on previous ISA symposia on George Bush’s Legacy and Presidents 2010), and contributed an essay to this collection: “Bush’s international symposium, supported by the Political Political Economy: Defcits, Debt, and Depression” Studies Association and American Politics Group, in the Movies. He also submitted the manuscript for “Is Government Broken? Lessons from America.” He three further edited collections based on ISA events Iwan Morgan, ed., Presidents in the Movies: American secured distinguished scholars to deliver the Harry Allen on: the student civil rights movement in the 1960s; the History and Politics on Screen (New York: Palgrave, Memorial Lecture, the Caroline Robbins lecture, and the Republican search for a new majority 1960-1980; and 2010), and contributed an essay to this collection: “Te James Bryce Lecture on the American Commonwealth, the legacy of Watergate (all scheduled for publication in President Impeached: Tennessee Johnson and Nixon” respectively John L. Brooke (Ohio State), Paul Gilje 2012). Iwan Morgan, “Nixon Biographies,” in Melvyn Small, (Oklahoma), and Jeremi Suri (Texas). He organised a Professor Morgan was invited to write a regular blog on symposium on the political economy of stagfation in ed., A Companion to Richard M. Nixon (Oxford: Wiley- the US economic and fscal issues for the History News Blackwell, 2011) the 1970s and 1980s, a presentation on urban policy by Network, which has a circulation in excess of 25,000. He 10 11 Professor Kevin J. Middlebrook Dr Paulo Drinot Professor of Politics Senior Lecturer in Latin American History

During the 2010-11 academic year, Professor At the LASA congress Professor Middlebrook presented Dr Drinot joined ISA in October 2010. He took over ‘Web-Site of Memory: Te War of the Pacifc (1879-1884) Middlebrook taught the MA/MSc module on a co-authored paper on ‘Organized Labour and Politics the running of ISA’s Latin American events programme in the Global Age of YouTube’ Memory Studies 4:4, pp. ‘Democratization in Latin America’ and supervised fve in Mexico’ on a panel on ‘Continuities and Change in and convened some 30 events including individual talks, 370-385 (2011) ISA research (MPhil/PhD) students and seven MA/ Mexican Politics,’ and he chaired a panel on ‘Argentina panels, conferences, and book launches, which brought MSc students’ dissertation projects. He also served as and Contemporary Labour Analysis.’ In March 2011 he together scholars from the UK, Latin America and ‘Te Meaning of Alan García: Sovereignty and convenor of the MA in Latin American Area Studies gave a lecture at the Latin American Centre, University beyond. He taught a course titled ‘From Silver to Cocaine: Governmentality in Neoliberal Peru’ Journal of Latin and the MSc in Latin American Politics degrees, as well of Oxford, on ‘Organized Labour and Politics in Mexico: Te History of Commodities in Latin America’ while American Cultural Studies 20:2, pp. 179-195 (2011) as overall coordinator of the Institute’s Latin America Changes, Continuities and Contradictions.’ contributing to the team-taught course ‘Economic Policy Review of Greg Grandin and Gilbert Joseph (eds.), programme. and Social Development’. Dr Drinot also supervised In December 2010 he convened a workshop (co- Insurgent and Counterinsurgent Violence During Latin nine MA dissertations on topics that ranged from the sponsored by ISA and the London-based Association of America’s Long Cold War, Duke University Press, 2010, During the year he completed a co-authored monograph trasnationalisation of capoeira to Hugo Chávez’s social Cultural Attachés of Latin America, Spain and Portugal) in Cold War History 11:3, pp. 483-484 (2011) titled Organized Labour and Politics in Mexico: Changes, programmes and from the spatialisation of collective on ‘Latin American Independence Movements: Causes, Continuities and Contradictions, which will be published memories of the Argentine dirty war to Afro-Chocoan Review of Mark Carey, In the Shadow of Melting Course and Consequences’. He also gave an interview to by ISA in early 2012. He continued work on a book- music and identity. He also convened the research Glaciers: Climate Change and Andean Society, Oxford GloboNews television (Brazil) on contemporary Mexican length study of the international defence of workers’ student seminars. Dr Drinot published two books, a University Press, 2010, in Journal of Latin American politics. rights and the labour institutions created in association monograph and an edited volume, several articles and Studies 43:3 (August) pp. 623-4 (2011) with the North American Free Trade Agreement. Professor Middlebrook served as external PhD examiner book chapters, as well as four book reviews. He gave Review of Ronald Bruce St John, Toledo’s Peru: Vision at the , and he reviewed research papers at conferences organised by ISA, at the meeting of and Reality, University Press of Florida, 2010, in proposals submitted to the US National Science the Society of Latin American Studies in St Andrews, and International Afairs 87:3 (May) pp. 761-762 (2011) Foundation and the Asocicación Latinoamericana de at the universities of Shefeld, Oxford, LSE and Montréal Ciencia Política (Grupo de Investigación “Partidos y and gave talks on the 2011 Peruvian elections at ISA and Che’s Travels: Te Making of a Revolutionary in 1950s Sistemas de Partidos en América Latina) in Spain. He the Houses of Parliament. In April, he gave a series of Latin America Duke University Press. Sole editor, author serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Latin seminars at the Instituto de Estudios Peruanos in Lima. of introduction and chapter on Peru (2010) He also served as an external examiner for the history American Studies and Estudios Políticos (Universidad ‘Venereal Diseases and Race in Peru, c. 1900-1950’ Global department of Swarthmore College, USA and the MA in Nacional Autónoma de México). South 6:3 (July), pp. 54-63 (2010) Latin American Interdisciplinary Studies at Newcastle His publications also included ‘Mexico’, Encyclopaedia University, continued his work as a member of the ‘Soberanía y gubernamentalidad en el Perú neoliberal’, in Britannica Book of the Year (2011) and a book review in editorial boards of the Journal of Latin American Studies, Álvaro García Linera et al., América Latina: 200 años y the Journal of Latin American Studies. Salud Colectiva (Argentina) and Revista Apuntes (Peru), nuevos horizontes Buenos Aires: Secretaría de Cultura de while reviewing article manuscripts for several journals la Presidencia de la Nación (2010) and a book manuscript for Duke University Press and serving as co-chair of the Latin America network of ‘Introduction’ and ‘Awaiting the Blood of a Truly Emancipating Revolution: Che Guevara in 1950s Peru’, In October 2010, Professor Middlebrook attended the European Social Science History conference. He in Paulo Drinot (ed.), Che’s Travels: Te Making of a meetings of the Executive Council of the Latin American continues to work on several book and article projects, Revolutionary in 1950s Latin America Durham: Duke Studies Association (LASA) in Toronto, Canada in his including a monograph on venereal disease, prostitution University Press (2010) capacity as LASA Treasurer. Also under the auspices of and sexuality in Peru, c. 1850-1950. LASA, he served as co-chair of an organised research Publications Review of Paul Gootenberg, Andean Cocaine: Te network on Mexico with approximately over 450 Making of a Global Drug, University of North Carolina members. Te Allure of Labor: Workers, Race, and the Making of the Press, 2009, in Social History 35:3 (August), pp. 341-342 Peruvian State Duke University Press. (2011) (2010) 12 13 Dr Graham Woodgate Dr Par Engstrom Senior Lecturer in Environmental Sociology Lecturer in Latin American Human Rights, Human Rights Consortium

During the 2010/11 academic year Dr Engstrom NGOs and the political, legal and academic sectors, contributed to the ISA teaching programme by ofering with the aim of increasing understanding of the human his two popular courses on the Politics of Human Rights rights situation in Mexico, especially with regards to the in Latin America (Transitional Justice and Challenges of implementation of the rulings of the Inter-American Democratization respectively). He also taught sessions Court of Human Rights. Dr Engstrom also organised In 2010/11, Dr Woodgate continued to play an important on ISA’s Globalisation and Latin American Development with Dr Tomas Pegram (HRC Visiting Fellow) and IALS role in the delivery of ISA’s Latin American and Programme. the frst jointly-partnered collaborative venture between the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Caribbean teaching programmes. He also developed Dr Engstrom was also involved in and led a signifcant a proposal for a new MSc in Environment and and the HRC, which brought together a host of high- number of research projects and events. Together level delegates, including ministry ofcials, equality and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, which with Cath Collins (HRC Visiting Fellow), ISA, and will launch in 2011-12. human rights scholars and policy-makers, to refect on Transitional Justice Institute, University of Ulster, he the future prospects for the UK Equality and Human In October 2010, Dr Woodgate completed a contract organised a conference in October 2010 on the theme Rights Commission (EHRC). A joint AHRC-HRC policy with the Centre for Development, Environment and of “Late Justice in ”. Te Rising Brazil report based on the workshop outcomes will be published Policy (SOAS) in which he coordinated the production seminar series (November-December 2010) was in late 2011. Te HRC built on the success of the 2010-11 of a multi-media MSc distance learning module in followed-up by a one-day Human Rights seminar series and Sustainable Forest Management. conference (April 2011) at the organised a joint seminar series with Brazil Institute King’s College London Transitional Justice Network In February 2011, he made a visit to Mexico where he London, and was extensively (LTJN), of which Dr Engstrom is a delivered a three-day research workshop entitled “‘Frente covered by the Brazilian media. co-chair, to be launched in the next al cambio climático: Gestión de los recursos naturales Te series was generously academic year. y regulación de confictos sociales y jurídicos en zonas funded by the FCO and the boscosas de América Latina” for members of the Ibero- Embassy of Brazil in London. Moreover, Dr Engstrom was invited Latin American Network for the Use and Conservation In May 2011 Dr Engstrom, co- to present his research at conferences of Biotic Resources (RILACREB), and made feld visits convened the London Debates and seminars in the UK and abroad. to associated research sites. An account of the issues workshop that examined the He acted as a reviewer of book raised during his visit was published as a blog article on future possible trajectories for manuscripts and articles for several ‘Intercambio Climático’. the international human rights academic publishers. In addition, regime in the context of debates surrounding ‘emerging Dr Engstrom was involved in a number of research Dr Woodgate welcomed various speakers addressing powers’ in global governance. Dr Engstrom also co- projects, including a project on Transitional Justice in environment and development issues to ISA during convened a hugely successful conference entitled ‘In the Peace-Building funded by the United States Institute of the past year and helped in the organisation of, and Shadow of the ICC: Colombia and International Criminal Peace (USIP), and a project on National Human Rights contributed a paper to, one of ISA’s most successful Justice’, which was funded by a number of organisations Institutions (NHRIs) and Torture Prevention in Latin conferences of 2010-11: “Responding to Climate Change including the FCO, the Embassy of Colombia in London, America, in collaboration with ISA and funded by the in the Caribbean”. and the Planethood Foundation. Te resulting policy FCO. In terms of publications, Dr Engstrom published report made a number of infuential recommendations a number of journal articles and book chapters based that have fed into policy debates both in Colombia and on his ongoing research on the Inter-American Human at the ICC in Te Hague. Te Inter-American Human Rights System, transitional justice, and human rights Rights System and Mexico workshop (June 2011), with foreign policy. Peace Brigades International and ISA, brought together a series of interdisciplinary panels and audiences from 14 15 Dr Kate Quinn Dr Amy Lecturer in Modern History Hinterberger Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Quinn also worked to establish a new international Teaching and Related Activities: Dr Quinn continued Afer completing her doctorate in Sociology at LSE, Dr research network on Westminster in the Caribbean: as convenor of the MA in Comparative American Studies Hinterberger began a one-year postdoctoral fellowship Histories, Legacies, Challenges. Tis network will link and the new MA in Caribbean and Latin American at the Institute where she was responsible for promoting academics and practitioners in the Caribbean, North Studies. 2010-2011 saw record numbers of students scholarship on Canada, as well as doing some teaching at America and Europe working on aspects of democracy on the two Caribbean courses: ‘Te Caribbean from Queen Mary, University of London, and writing. in the Anglophone Caribbean as the region prepares to the Haitian Revolution to the Cuban Revolution’ and mark the 50th anniversary of independence in Jamaica ‘Politics, Society and Development in the Modern Trough the Institute, Dr Hinterberger came into contact and Trinidad & Tobago. Caribbean’. Dr Quinn also contributed classes to the with a diverse range of scholars in the UK and beyond, Globalisation and Latin American Development core all involved in studying Canada from a diverse range Conference, Network and Seminar Organisation: course, and continued in the role of MA Dissertation of perspectives. During the course of her fellowship 2010-2011 was a very busy year for the Caribbean Co-ordinator. Dr Quinn is additionally supervising two she organised events with a range of these scholars. events programme at ISA. Along with ISA PhD student doctoral theses on ‘Migration and Return Migration from In February 2011, Dr. Kaitlynn Mendes (De Montfort Steve Cushion, Dr Quinn founded a new network for the Caribbean: A Case Study of St Kitts Nevis’ and ‘Te University) gave an evening seminar on Reading postgraduates researching the Caribbean. Te network Organised Working Class and the Cuban Revolution’. Chatelaine: Dr. Marion Hilliard and 1950s Women’s held its inaugural conference in May 2011 and the new Health Advice. website of the Caribbean Postgraduate Network can Societies and Other Activities: Dr Quinn was elected be found here: http://americas.sas.ac.uk/networks/ Vice-Chair of the Society for Caribbean Studies in July In May, the Institute hosted a group of leading caribbean-postgraduate-network.html 2010. Te Society’s highly successful Annual Conference experts on First Nations, Métis and Inuit studies in was held at the International Slavery Museum in Canada; sociologists, legal experts, historians, artists, Other highlights of the conference programme included Liverpool in July 2011. As part of her role in the Society, anthropologists and cultural studies scholars gathered the February 2011 conference on Migration, Politics and Dr Quinn chaired both the Bridget Jones Award for at Senate House for a one-day conference organised Policy Between the Americas and Europe, co-organised Caribbean arts practitioners and the David Nicholls by the British Association for Canadian Studies with Dr David Howard (Oxford University) and funded Memorial Prize for postgraduates. Aboriginal Studies Circle and the Institute. Under the by Joint Initiative for the Study of Latin America & the title ‘Canadian Aboriginal Biopolitics and Biopower’, Research & Publications Activity: Troughout the Caribbean (JISLAC). In June 2011, ISA hosted a major this conference focused on key issues such as health and academic year Dr Quinn has been working on a number conference on Responding to Climate Change in the well-being, cultural expression, self-government and self- of publications, including a volume co-edited with Caribbean which drew in renowned scholars, NGOS determination. Participants came from Canada, the UK, Professor Paul Sutton on Haiti from Duvalier to Préval and policy-makers to address what is perhaps the Germany, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. greatest challenge faced by small Caribbean states today. (forthcoming, 2012), an edited collection on Black Power In April 2011 Dr Hinterberger was awarded a grant in the Caribbean and a special issue of the Journal of the Dr Quinn continued as co-convenor of the Caribbean Seminar Series, jointly hosted by ISA and the ICwS. by the International Academic Relations Program of Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars the Department of Foreign Afairs and International on the theme of “Women and National Political Struggles Te series had many highlights, including panels on transnational security and policing in the Caribbean, Trade, Government of Canada. Trough this funding in the Caribbean” (MaComère, Vol.12, no.2, Fall 2010). the Institute will continue to promote and support Dr Quinn was also invited to present her research on crime and democracy in Jamaica, and the impact of the Haitian revolution; book launches for Natalie Zacek’s the explorations of the relationship between diversity, Caribbean Black Power in seminars at the University identity and governance in Canada through a multi- of the West Indies, St. Augustine (September 2010), Settler Society in the English Leeward Islands and Gad Heuman and Trevor Burnard’s Routledge History of disciplinary international network and research Warwick University (February 2011) and St Andrew’s conference. University (May 2011). She published a review of Jason Slavery; and seminars on topics ranging from 18th Parker’s Te United States, Race and Empire in the British century Panama to the 2011 Congress of the Cuban Caribbean (OUP, 2008) in the Journal of Contemporary Communist Party. History (Vol.45 (2) 2010, pp13-15). During the year 16 17 Dr Deborah Toner Dr Matthew Alan Hill Postdoctoral Fellow in Latin American History Postdoctoral research fellow in US politics and history

Heriberto Frías,” has been accepted for publication by Dr Hill joined the Institute as a postdoctoral research (USAID) democracy assistance. It demonstrates the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies; and the third, “Provincial fellow in US politics in November 2010 to work on two that if liberal democracy is the end-goal of USAID’s Political Cultures in Nineteenth-Century Mexican key projects. First, in the Women and US Foreign Policy strategy then the theoretical and practical limitations of Fiction,” is currently under review. She is also acting as Oral History Project, he is interviewing people involved transition-inspired assistance will impede the attainment guest co-editor (with Dr Mark Hailwood, University and afected by US foreign policy (USFP) with particular of this goal. It features two detailed case studies exploring of Exeter) for a special edition of the journal Brewery attention being paid to women. Tese interviews will also political liberalisation in Bosnia and Afghanistan, and History, entitled “Developments in the Brewing, Retail be placed into an online repository. Te project examines suggests that the conclusions are applicable to other cases and Consumption of Alcohol in Northwestern Europe, this relationship from the perspective of women working by highlighting the US mission in Iraq. 1200-1900”. with or within the institutions of USFP, the introduction of gender concerns in foreign policy, women afected Conference Presentations: by USFP, and experts that can discuss this relationship. “‘Te rocks become drunk’: Changing Conceptions of He will make three research visits to the US to speak with former members of Congress, current and former Dr Toner was appointed in May 2011, to work on Drunkenness in Mexico, c. 1400-1900.” Food and Drink: Teir Social, Political and Cultural Histories [University US Ambassadors, as well as other high level State the research facilitation project “Liberalism in the Department ofcials. Americas: A Digital Library”. Te project is creating an of Central Lancashire, Preston, June 2011] annotated digital library of resources that speak to the Dr Toner continues to play a leading role in the Warwick Second, in Reporting America in the Age of Global War, development of liberal thought and praxis in Argentina, Drinking Studies Network, which she has helped to co- he is creating an online database on UK perspectives Peru, and Mexico c. 1780-1930. Tese resources will ordinate since its establishment in September 2010. Te towards the US from 1939 to 1945. It will range from help to facilitate research that ofers new insights into network now has over 50 members including scholars Foreign Ofce reports to newspaper articles and will political culture, economic policy, social development, from institutions across the UK and from multiple include discussions of US economic, political and social/ international relations, and intellectual culture through a disciplinary perspectives. She co-organised a public cultural life. Dr Hill regularly makes trips to the National comparative, transnational, and collaborative approach to debate “Drinking Matters: Why Alcohol is More Tan Archives in Kew Gardens to digitise UK government the study of liberalism in the Americas. Te project has Just a Problem” at the University of Warwick in May documents, particularly weekly reports on US afairs also convened an international network of scholars, who 2011. from the UK Embassy in Washington D.C. and reports will participate in a programme of events, publications, from the various consulates. Te aim of these sources and an online research community during the academic is to provide understanding of ofcial UK opinions of year 2011-2012. the US pertaining to its politics, economy, and society. In the future, Dr Hill will also be digitising articles from Publications and Research: a number of newspapers, including the Daily Herald, a pro-Labour working class and trade-union newspaper, Dr Toner has been working towards the completion and the liberal supporting News Chronicle to investigate of a monograph entitled Drinking and Nationhood in their role in interpreting the United States to the British Nineteenth-Century Mexico, which is a revised version people. of her doctoral thesis. She also completed three journal articles: the frst, “Everything in its Right Place? Drinking In July 2011 Dr Hill published a book with Routledge, Places and Social Spaces in Mexico City, c. 1780-1900,” Democracy Promotion and Confict-based Reconstruction: will be published in the Social History of Alcohol and Te United States and Democratic Consolidation in Bosnia, Drugs: An Interdisciplinary Journal in late 2011; the Afghanistan and Iraq It critically examines US foreign second, “Drinking to Fraternity: Alcohol, Masculinity, policy in a theoretical and historical context, focusing on and National Identity in the Novels of Manuel Payno and the United States Agency for International Development’s 18 19 Fellowships ISA Visiting Fellows 2010-11

Visiting Research Fellows Visiting Doctoral Fellows Professor Jocelyn Létourneau t Invited lecture, ‘No bwoy cyaan violate: Crime, alternative governance and popular culture in Professor Jocelyn Létourneau Felipe Pereira Loureiro During Professor Létourneau’s urban Jamaica’. Research Seminar, Department of Research topic: Professor Létourneau is the Canada University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil Visiting Fellowship, he worked on Geography and Environment, London School of Research Chair in Québec Contemporary History Purpose of afliation: to undertake research for his a book that was later published Economics and Politics (LSE), UK, October 26, 2010. at Laval University and is currently the principal doctoral thesis on Te formulation and execution of as “Le Québec entre son passé et investigator in a university-community research alliance economic policy during the administrations of Jânio Also, based on a submission Dr Jafe completed while ses passages” (Montreal, Fides, on the theme of Canadians and their past. Quadros and João Goulart in Brazil, between 1961 and at ISA (as part of her larger research project “Between 2010). He also wrote an op-ed Period of visit: September to October 2010 1964 the Street and the State: Crime and Citizenship in piece that was published in Le Period of visit: 15 April 2010 to 31 March 2011 Kingston, Jamaica”) the following peer-reviewed article is Dr Rivke Jafe Devoir newspaper (Montreal), forthcoming: Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands Márcia Cunha as “Que faire d’octobre 1970 ?” Research topic: Crime and Citizenship in Kingston, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil (October 7, 2010, p. A7). Finally, t Rivke Jafe. 2012. ‘Te Popular Culture of Illegality: Jamaica Purpose of afliation: to undertake research for her he ofered a public lecture at Crime and the Politics of Aesthetics in Urban Period of visit: September to December 2010 doctoral thesis on Debates around Brazil and poverty ISA on “Canadians and Quebecers Facing Te(ir) Pasts Jamaica’. Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 85, No. 1 (in from the mid-1980s to the early 2000s. : Similitudes and Diferences”, attended by about 15 press, accepted for publication). Dr Stefanie Kron Period of visit: September 2010 to July 2011 persons. Freie Universität, Berlin, Germany Dr Stefanie Kron Research topic: Migration, Mobility Control, and Jorge Eliécer Acosta Suarez During Professor Létourneau’s stay, he had discussions Rebordering in Central America University of Andalucia, Sevilla, Spain with Professor Molyneux, Professor Bill Marshall (the Dr Stephanie Kron’s key focus Period of visit: October 2010 to February 2011 Purpose of afliation: to undertake research for newly appointed Director of the Institute of Germanic of research whilst at ISA was his doctoral thesis onPeasantry, Agroecology and & Romance Studies) and Professor Philip Buckner Migration, Mobility Control and Dr Libia Villazana Pluractivity: Contradiction or Complementarity? Process (an Associate Fellow of ISA). He enjoyed sharing an Rebordering in Central America. Independent Scholar, UK Analysis of ‘Social Transition Agroecological’ between ofce with Felipe Loureiro, with whom he had many Research topic: Cultural Events As Empowering rural families in Brazil and Mexico discussions. Overall, Professor Létourneau’s stay was very She gave the following paper: Mechanisms For Latin American Communities In Period of visit: October to December 2010 productive and he looks forward, in the future, to again Globalisation and Latin American Development (GLAD) London. have the opportunity to be a visiting scholar at ISA. Lecture: “Regional Responses to Transnational Migration Period of visit: January 2011 to January 2012 in North and Central America” (January 25, 2011) Dr Rivke Jafe Associate Professor Catherine Krull She produced the following publications during her Queen’s University, Toronto, Canada research visit: Research topic: Te New Cuban Diaspora: émigrés in During Dr Jafe’s stay Canada, Mexico, Spain, and the at ISA, she gave the 2011: “Gestión Migratoria en Norte y Centroamérica: Period of visit: June 2011 to July 2012 following two papers: Manifestaciones y Contestaciones”, in Anuario de Estudios Centroamericanos 37. (in print). Professor Brian McKercher t Invited paper, Royal Military College of Canada, Ontario, Canada ‘Hybrid states and “Regional Responses to Transnational Migration in Research topic: the North Atlantic Axis: Te Anglo- complementary North and Central America“. SAS-Space, Working Paper Canadian Strategic Alliance, 1919-1939 governance: Crime Series, School of Advanced Studies, University of London Period of visit: June 2011 to July 2012 and citizenship in (http://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/3098/). Kingston, Jamaica’. Institute for the Study of the Americas (ISA) Seminar, London, UK, December 1, 2010: “Migración irregular y discursos securitarios en 2010. Centroamérica: el caso de Costa Rica“, in Encuentro XLII:87, pp. 26-37. 20 21 Dr Libia Villazana Publications Conferences and papers to the University Press of Florida entitled Cuba in a Global Context: International Relations, Internationalism Project in development t ‘Economic Crisis and the Market Logic of Cultural and Transnationalism. Professor Krull has submitted a Dr Villazana has lectured Production in Latin American Film’, Symposium: on undergraduate awards t Co-authored monograph with Dr. Patria Roman- co-authored paper to a journal on “Adapting to Cuba’s Reframing the National in Hispanic Cinema. Friday- Shifing Food Landscapes: Women’s Strategies of in Latin American Studies Velazquez on the outcome of the research ‘Cultural Sat 24-25 February 2012, . and Film Studies. She Events as Empowering Mechanisms for Latin Resistance.” Over the past few months, she has attended is also a documentary American Communities in London’ t ‘Fiesta, carnival and festivals: Latin Americans several workshops, symposiums and special events. flmmaker and a flm breaking the silence in London streets’. Symposium Along with Libia Villazana and Jean Stubbs, she has been festival director. She Forthcoming publications Londres Latino: New Research on Latin American organising a workshop on Latin American Diaspora and Transnationalism. is currently a Visiting t Villazana, Libia, ‘Echoes of a strident voice Migration in London.Te Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of London. 14th December Research Fellow at the “from abroad”: Latin Americans in London and Professor Brian McKercher Institute for the Study of their cultural heritage’ in Olaf Kaltmeier (ed) 2011. the Americas, University Transnationalism and Identity Politics in the Americas, t ‘Transnationalism ‘From Below’ in Te Cinema of London, where she is developing a cross-disciplinary Since Professor Brian McKercher Litt -Verlag and Bilingual Press. Of Latin America: ‘Criss-Cross Parallels’. Society research project on the cultural impact of Latin American arrived at ISA in July, 2011, he has for Latin American Studies Conference (SLAS), migration in London. She is also post-producing her t Villazana, Libia, ‘Redefning Transnational Cinemas: been essentially researching his book , April 2011. next documentary which follows the lives of four Latin A Transdisciplinary Perspective’ in Stephanie length mss on ‘Te Anglo-Canadian American immigrants settled in London. Dennison (ed) Transnational Film Financing in the t ‘Te Politics of Latin American Cultural Strategic Relationship, 1919-1939’ Hispanic World, Tamesis Revolution’Society for Latin American Studies at the Senate House Library, British Title of Research Project: Cultural Events as Empowering Conference (SLAS),University of St Andrews, April Library, and National Archives. He Mechanisms for Latin American Communities in t Villazana, Libia, ‘Te Politics of the Audiovisual 2011. presented the following paper in London Cultural Revolution in Latin America’ In Muhr, Austria: Tomas (ed.), Counter-Globalisation from the Film production and direction Tis is cross-disciplinary research (Cultural Sociology, South: ALBA and the Construction of “21st Century ‘Kanada: Gesellschaf, Politik und die Rolle des Militärs’ Cultural Studies and Geography,) focused on the study of Socialism” Routledge (Rethinking Globalisations t We are no longer invisible (working title) Te Auf der Konferenz ‘Militärische Traditionspfege im the integration and cultural participatory mechanisms of Series) documentary follows the daily lives of four Latin Internationalen Vergleich’ veranstaltet vom Institut für the Latin American community in London. Te research Americans settled in London Zeitgeschichte der Universität Wien zusammen mit dem hypotheses are: (1) the organisation of cultural activities t Villazana, Libia, ‘Mediating Ethnicity in the Militärhistorischen Beirat der Wissenschafskommission has facilitated community participation and cultural Transnational Festival Circuit’ in Villazana, Libia; Associate Professor Catherine Krull beim Bundesministerium für Landesverteidigun exchange between the Latin American community and Ties, Sebastian; Wood, David (eds) Mediating Ethnic und Sport sowie dem Fachbereich Zeitgeschichte Britain; (2) through these cultural events the community Identities in the Americas: Ethnic Filmmaking and Since Professor Krull began her am Institut für Strategie und Sicherheitspolitik der has achieved visibility in London. Media Politics in Globalizing Markets. Litt Verlag and fellowship in July, she has been busy Bilingual Review Press. working on a SSHRC funded project Landesverteidigung Wien, Reichenau, Österreich Te conceptual framework intertwines approaches with Jean Stubbs, which focuses on on ethnicity, cultural identity, migration and Symposium organised Cubans living in Europe and Canada. transnationalism; particularly, concepts of transnational t Londres Latino: New Research on Latin American In addition, as Editor-and-Chief of two communities and second generation immigrants. Te Migration in London.Te Institute for the Study of journals, she has put together two issues; methodology entails a Participant Observation exercise, the Americas, University of London. Forthcoming, Cuban Studies (with Jean Stubbs as guest in-depth semi-structured interviews and archive data 14th December 2011 and 20th January 2012. editor) and the Canadian Journal of Latin gathering. American and Caribbean Studies. She has also submitted a book manuscript 22 23 Events Listings from 2010/11

Felipe Pereira Loureiro Jorge Eliecer Acosta Canadian Programme Domingo, ODI; Catherine O’Rourke, TJI, University of Ulster; Elin Skaar, Transitional Justice Research Group; Québécois and Canadians facing the Past : Similarities and During Felipe Pereira Loureiro’s one- During Jorge Eliecer Acosta’s three Louise Mallinder, TJI, University of Ulster; Professor Diferences Speaker: Jocelyn Létourneau, Laval University year fellowship at the Institute, from month fellowship, he mainly worked Colm Campbell, TJI, University of Ulster; Phil Clark, April 2010 to April 2011, he mainly on his PhD research project, which “Stop being just a housewife”: Gender, health and women’s Convenor, Transitional Justice worked on his PhD research project is entitled “Peasantry, Agroecology magazines in 1950s Canada Speaker: Kaitlynn Mendes, Research Group; Clara Sandoval, ; Economic Policy-making in Brazil and Pluractivity: Contradiction Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Professor David Sugarman, University of Lancaster during Post-World War II. or Complementarity? Process and Struggles for Indigenous Rights in Latin America: Analysis of ‘Social Agroecological Peace and (In)security Speaker: Professor Claude Denis, He also contributed two papers. Te University of Ottawa; Louis Balthazar, Laval University; Zapatismo in Comparative Context Speaker: Neil Harvey, Transition’ between rural families in Visiting Fellow, Oxford frst one, entitled “Economic Policy Brazil and Mexico”. Te techniques Dr Susan Hodgett, University of Ulster; Professor during the Administrations of Jânio used in the research were research Stephen Royle, Queen’s University Belfast; Professor Te Americas and the Cold War Speakers: William Quadros and João Goulart in Brazil, 1961-1964”, was indirect documentation. As well, he attended several Stephen Royle, Queen’s University Belfast Booth, ISA; Nicholas Grant, University of ; presented at the Latin American History Workshop, seminars. Of particular relevance were the event related Geof Goodwin, ISA; Maria del Pilar Sanchez Beltran, organised by Professor Adrian Pearce, on June 21st, 2010. Aboriginal Canadian Biopolitics and Biopower Speakers: to globalisation in Latin America organised by Dr Pamela Palmater, Centre for Indigenous Governance, Universidad Nacional de Colombia and Research Student Te second one, named “Alliance for or against Progress? Graham Woodgate, and the workshop about community at Te Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL); Mark U.S.-Brazilian Relations during the early 1960s”, was Ryerson University, Canada; Radka Sedláčková, Tomáš processes. “Make It Happen”, presented by the group Baťa University in Zlín, Czech Republic; Yasmine Van Seddon, University of Shefeld; Olivia Saunders, ISA; presented at the ISA Seminar Series, which was organised Colombia Solidarity Campaign, was also stimulating. Hilary Francis, ; Steve Cushion, by Dr Paulo Drinot, on 23rd March, 2011. Wilt, ; Carissa Lynch, Border Crossings Teatre Group; Mathilde Matthijsse, Durham ISA Márcia Cunha University; Tricia Logan, RHUL; Gundula Wilke, Human Rights and Media: Film Showing and Conversation Christian-Albrechts-Universitaet zu Kiel, Germany; with Mick Csaky Whilst on fellowship, Márcia Tomas Snell, Newcastle University; Alfred Wong, Annual Globalisation and Latin American Development Cunha undertook documental Friends of Aboriginal Health, Canada; Heather Devine, Lecture: Regional Responses to Transnational Migration in and bibliographical research in University of Calgary, Canada North and Central America Speaker: Stefanie Kron, Freie the ISA library and archives. Canada’s “special relationships” Speakers: Neville Universität Berlin Part of her documental research Sloane; Hector Mackenzie; Alan Dobson; Douglas was also undertaken in the UN Eden; Francesca Akhtar; Christopher Kirkey; JJ Jockel; Book launch: Che’s Travels: Te Making of a Revolutionary Archives at British Library. As a Benjamin Zyla; Joe McKinney in 1950s Latin America edited by Paulo Drinot Speakers: result of the period of her visit, she James Dunkerley; Richard Gott; Alan Knight produced a paper (Economic and Comparative Programme social policies and the insertion JISLAC Conference “Contours of Development: new of Brazil in an international context), a presentation to Te Role of Africa and Asia in the Foreign Policy of Lula’s research on migration, politics and policy between the the 2nd International Conference in Political Economy Government Speaker: Ambassador Antonio Patriota, Americas and Europe” Speakers: Kate Quinn (ISA); - Neoliberalism and the Crisis of Economic Science - Brazillian Foreign Minister Maria Paula Barrantes, University of Costa Rica; Diego Sánchez Ancochea, Oxford; Mahrukh Doctor, Hull; Istanbul University (Economic type approach to poverty Late Justice in South America (Human Rights Trials) Paul Sutton, London Metropolitan University; Kenneth in Brazil: hypotheses about origins and Consequences) Speakers: Professor Maxine Molyneux, ISA; Cath Collins, Morgan, Brunel; Simon Smith, Hull; Matthew Brown, and an article (Poverty and Economic as a social Universidad Diego Portales; Lorena Balardini, Centro de ; Michael Goebel; Paolo Drinot, ISA; Laurence phenomenon: changes and continuities in the Brazilian Estudios Legales y Sociales; Jo-Marie Burt, George Mason Brown, Manchester; Anastasia Bermúdez, QMUL; Mette debate) awaiting assessment for publication. University; Par Engstrom, Human rights Consortium; Berg, Oxford; Siliva Posocco, Birkbeck Professor Leigh Payne, University of Oxford; Pilar 24 25 Alliance For or Against Progress? U.S-Brazilian relations Cricket and Nationalism in the West Indies: CLR James Metropolitan University; Franziska Mannke, Hamburg Celebrate the Day of the Dead - Learning from our during the early 1960s Speaker: Felipe Loureiro, Visiting and the Making of the Frank Worrell Captaincy Speaker: University of Applied Sciences; Rachel McCafery, Virgin Diferent Communities Speakers: Professor Mayur Doctoral Fellow, ISA Clem Seecharan, London Metropolitan University Holidays Limited; Christine Roehrer , Environment, Lakhani, Chair, Dying matters Coalition; Melanie Young, Climate & Natural Resources Adviser Overseas Senior Commissioner, NHS; Adrienne Betteley, End of Dolores del Rio: Beauty, Celebrity and Power in Two Te 2011 Communist Party Congress in Cuba: real turning Territories Department, DfID; John Firth, Acclimatise; Life Care Programme Lead; Debbie Hickey, Head of Care Cultures Speaker: Linda Hall, Distinguished Professor, point or simply the usual rubber stamp? Speaker: Tony Indi Mclymont-Lafayette, PANOS, climate change media Services St Luke’s Hospice; Sharon Quinn, Macmillan University of New Mexico Kapcia, Nottingham University partnership; David Barker, University of the West Indies, Team Leader; Graham Elderfeld, Chief Executive Earl Caribbean Programme Panel: Te Haitian Revolution and the World: Responses Jamaica; Teresita Borges, Ministry of Science, Technology Mountbatten Hospice; Kate Heaps, Chief Executive, to Independence Speaker: Julia Gafeld, Duke University; and the Environment, Cuba; Andrew Dlugolecki, Greenwich and Bexley Community Service; Rosie Lofus, Policing the Caribbean: Transnational Security Co- Carrie Gibson, Cambridge University University of East Anglia; Robert Falkner, London Macmillan GP; Gary Rycrof, Te Law Society; Dr operation in Practice Speakers: Ben Bowling, Professor School of Economics; David Forrest, Kay International Elizabeth Baquedano, UCL of Criminology & Criminal Justice, King’s College Free African-Americans in 18th century Panama City: PLC (insurance); Michelle Kooy, ODI; Mahua Mukerjee, London; Robert Reiner, Department of Law, LSE; trade and identity Speaker: Silvia Espelt Bombín, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Rourkee; Iwan Joaquim Nabuco Conference Speakers: Professor Leslie Paul H. Farquharson, QPM, High Commissioner Newcastle University Morgan, Institute for the Study of the Americas; Emily Bethell (CPDOC/Fundação Getulio Vargas); Ambassador of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and former Morris, London Metropolitan University; Keron Niles, Roberto Jaguaribe; Ana Maria Machado, Academia Caribbean Research Seminar in the North Speakers: John Brasileira de Letras; Francisco Bethencourt, KCL; Angela Commissioner of the Royal Bahamas Police Force; McLeod, Reader in Postcolonial and Diaspora Literatures, PhD candidate, University of Otago, ; Amanda Sives, Department of Politics, Liverpool Andrew Simms, New Economics Foundation; Wendy Alonso, Universidade de São Paulo; Jefrey D. Needell, Leeds University; Shalini Puri, Associate Professor of University of Florida; Celso Tomas Castilho, Vanderbilt University English, University of Pittsburgh ; Jason Toynbee, Senior Wyver , Climate Change and Energy Department, FCO; Graham Woodgate, Institute for the Study of the University; Joseph Smith; Exeter University; Humberto Trans-national Associative Practices: Te Case of Haitians Lecturer in Media Studies, Americas França, Fundação Joaquim Nabuco, Recife; Paulo José in France Speaker: Clara Rachel Eybalin Casseus, Researching the Caribbean: A Research Student Workshop dos Reis Pereira, Pontifícia Universidade Católica - São Université de Poitiers Speakers: Kate Quinn, ISA; Steve Cushion, ISA; Latin American Programme Paulo; Stephanie Dennison, Leeds University; José Murilo Dylan Vernon, ISA; Ercil Charles Jr, Surrey; Merisa de Carvalho, Academia Brasileira de Letras; Sergio Settler Society in the English Leeward Islands, 1670-1776 ¡Haga que pase!: ‘Mi Fink’ and Te Struggle for Food Tompson, University of the West Indies; Lauren Collins, Paulo Rouanet, Academia Brasileira de Letras; K. 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Rutgers, Te State University of New Jersey; Caitlin Goodwin Patrick Cullinane, Northumbria University; David Carenen, Eastern Connecticut State University; June Ballantyne, University of Cambridge; Mark Newman, Melby Benowitz, University of South Florida, Sarasota- Te Senate Foreign Relations Committee and US foreign ; Kristal Enter, University of Manatee; Robbie Maxwell, University of Edinburgh; policy towards Iraq, 2000-2008 Speaker: Edward Smith Cambridge; Cheryl Hudson, Vanderbilt University; Hilde Loevdal, University of Oslo, Norway; Marcy May, Te Geneva Negotiations of 1955-1957: A Missed Henry Oinas-Kukkonen, University of Oulu, Finland; Western Connecticut State University; Burton Peretti, Opportunity / Te Role of Democracy Promotion in US Kendrick Oliver, University of Southampton; Brent Western Connecticut State University; Rachel Hutchins, Foreign Policy: Te Clinton Administration’s Strategy of Cebul, University of Virginia; Julian Hayter, University Université Nancy 2; Patrick Andelic, University of Democratic Enlargement Speakers: Mara Oliva; Nicolas of Virginia; Christopher Loomis, University of Virginia; Oxford; Edward Adkins, University of Oxford; William Bouchet Shaul Mitelpunkt, University of Chicago; Karen Heath, M. Perthes, Director of Education, Te Violette de University of Oxford; Laura MacDonald, University of Mazia Foundation, Pennsylvania; Tomás Irish, Trinity East Anglia; Robert Barnes, London School of Economics College Dublin, Ireland; Michelle Bentley, University and Political Science; Pete Millwood, University of of Southampton; David Fitzgerald, University College Oxford; Todd Anthony Rosa, Frostburg State University, Dublin, Ireland; Helen Bury, University of St. Andrews Maryland; Andrew Johnston, Carleton University, Canada; Jefrey Johnson, Providence College, Rhode Island; Eleanor Sarah Dew, Bard Graduate Center, New 34 35 Postgraduate Programmes Master’s Programmes

Tree students withdrew over the course of the year. Of the completing students, thirty four were from the UK, and 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 ten from other EU countries. International students came from Barbados, USA, Poland, France, Te Netherlands, Applications 118 104 91 130 128 136 152 Spain, Switzerland, Canada and Brazil. .Te Institute awarded bursaries totalling £2,000 to two applicants for Master’s study on the US and Latin America. Grants totalling £9,850 were made to fourteen students for dissertation/thesis Places ofered 105 99 83 114 116 110 132 feldwork expenses. A language programme in Spanish was again organised in collaboration with the Modern Language Centre at King’s College, enabling students on the Institute’s programmes to enhance their language skills New admissions full- alongside their main disciplines. time 37 31 32 46 52 37 41 New admissions part- Te results for the session were as follows (to be confrmed): time 6 15 7 7 16 19 13 Pass with Distinction 11 Second year part-time 15 7 8 9 15 16 20 Pass with Merit 13 Total enrolments 57 53 47 62 83 72 74 Pass 22 Dissertation deferred 4 Fail (resit permitted) 2 Fail outright 0 Enrolments by degree 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 Te following taught and/or examined on the Master’s programmes: MA in Latin American Studies 12 13 19 18 30 34 27 Professor Maxine Molyneux (ISA) Dr Par Engstrom (SAS HRC) MSc Globalisation and Dr Timothy Lynch (ISA) Professor David Treece (King’s College) Latin American Devel- Professor Kevin J. Middlebrook (ISA) Dr Bruce Baker (RHUL) opment 14 14 13 17 18 16 21 Professor Iwan Morgan (ISA) Dr Elizabeth Baquedano (UCL) MSc in Latin American Professor Stephen Nugent (Goldsmiths College) Dr Bill Schwartz (Queen Mary) Politics 4 6 6 6 6 5 7 Dr Kate Quinn (ISA) Professor Nicola Miller (UCL) MA in United States Dr Graham Woodgate (ISA) Dr Adam Smith (UCL) Studies 1 5 3 4 12 10 19 Dr Paulo Drinot (ISA) Dr Henry Stobart (RHUL) MSc in US Politics and Contemporary History 4 6 4 8 8 7 - Dr Nicholas Kitchen (LSE) Professor Colin Lewis (LSE) MSc in US Foreign Dr Jean Besson (Goldsmiths College) Professor Anthony Pereira (King’s College) Policy 4 3 2 4 7 - - Professor James Dunkerley (Queen Mary) MA in Comparative Te following served as Visiting (External) Examiners: American Studies 4 3 0 4 2 - - MSc in Latin American Dr David Lehmann (University of Cambridge) Professor Jon Roper () Studies (Development) 6 0 - - - - - Dr Francisco Panizza (London School of Economics and MA in Caribbean & Political Science) Latin American Studies 9 3 - - - - - Dr Drinot acted as Coordinator for the Latin American Master’s programmes, and Professor Morgan for the United States programmes. Other members of the Institute’s academic staf served as convenors for the individual degrees. 36 37 Postgraduate Programmes Doctoral Programmes

In 2010–11 two students at the Institute were awarded a research degree. Tere were three new research degree Carmen Sepulveda Zelaya (Maxine Molyneux) Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Policy in Chile: Te Legal and registrations in 2010–11. Political Battles for Emergency Contraception under Ricardo Lagos (2000-2005) and Michelle Bachelet (2006-2010) Te students registered at the Institute are listed below, with the name of the member of academic staf appointed as Alejandra Serpente (Maxine Molyneux) Argentine and Chilean Diasporas in Britain: How memory of the supervisor and the student’s research topic. dictatorships afects identity William Booth (James Dunkerley) Te ‘Taming’ of the Mexican Lef During the Aleman Administration (1946-52) Edward Smith (Iwan Morgan) Te Senate Foreign Relations Committee and American Foreign Policy towards Iraq, 2000- the present Elisa Botella Rodriguez (Diego Sánchez) Patterns of Agricultural Development and Opportunities for family farming in small economies: A comparative study of Cuba and Costa Rica in the global era (1990-2008) Constanza Tabbush (Maxine Molyneux) Social exclusion approaches in Argentina and Chile (Completed, 2011) Nicolas Bouchet (Iwan Morgan) Te Role of Democracy Assistance in US Foreign Policy Juan Venegas (Maxine Molyneux and Francisco Panizza) Te constraints of Economic Liberalisation in deepening the new Chilean Democracy Verena Brähler (Par Engstrom and Fiona Macaulay) Inequality of Security: Te Challenges of Public Security Policy in Rio de Janeiro Dylan Vernon (Kevin J. Middlebrook and Kate Quinn) Patronage Democracy Caribbean Style: Te Nature and Implications of Persistent Political Clientelism in Post-Independent Belize Stephen Cushion (Kate Quinn and Jean Stubbs) Organised Labour and the Cuban Revolution Richard Dotor (Iwan Morgan) Te Southern Policy of Ulysses S. Grant Michael Espinosa (Iwan Morgan) Te Winning Combination: Conservatives and Socialism in Post-Cold War America. Sarah Fearn (Kevin J. Middlebrook) Institutional Changes and the Opening of Political Space for Indigenous Actors in Formal Politics in Bolivia, Mexico and Peru Geof Goodwin (Diego Sánchez) Te “double movement” in the Andes: land, labour & indigenous mobilisation in Highland Ecuador, 1964-2006 Ben Laferty (Iwan Morgan) Does the Political Career of William Maclay of Pennsylvania indicate the early development of the radical tradition in the American Federal Era? Guillaume Long (Kevin J. Middlebrook) Domestic and International Dimensions of Ecuador’s Foreign Policy from 1944 – 1972 (Completed 2010) Marcela López-Levy (Maxine Molyneux) Te moral economy of work in Argentina: how the state and society use the social economy to create work Emily Morris (Diego Sánchez) Understanding Cuban economic policy and performance since 1990: a contribution to the theory of economic ‘transition’ Mara Oliva (Iwan Morgan) Te Eisenhower Administration, American Public Opinion and the People’s Republic of China Weronika Ozieranska (Kevin Middlebrook) Te Politics of Electoral Reforms in Latin America Olivia Saunders (James Dunkerley) Britain and the Bolivian Revolution, 1946-1956 38 39 Publications Library Christine Anderson, Latin American and Caribbean Librarian

Institute for the Study of the Americas Series Palgrave Macmillan/Institute for the Study of the New subject library guides are to be found here: Americas ‘Studies of the Americas’ Series http://www.shl.lon.ac.uk/subjects/ latinamericanandcaribbeanstudies/index.shtml Evo Morales and the Movimiento Al Socialismo in Bolivia, the frst term in context, Negotiating the Free Trade Area of the http://www.shl.lon.ac.uk/subjects/unitedstatesstudies/ 2006-2010, Adrian Pearce Americas, Zuleika Arashiro index.shtml A range of interesting new acquisitions are available, and include items such as the new flm from Skylight Pictures: Granito: How to Nail a Dictator http://skylightpictures. Fractured Politics, Peruvian Democracy Past Te Nitrate King: A Biography of “Colonel” com/flms/granito which is currently being processed. and Present, John Crabtree John Tomas North, William Edmundson In June of this year, ISA, in conjunction with the British Te combined Latin American and Caribbean collections Library and ACLAIIR, hosted an event, the Jornadas of ISA and Senate House Library, together with the REDIAL/ACLAIIR, which was attended by librarians United States Studies collection, moved out of their from other Latin American institutes in a range of Caamaño in London: the Exile of a Latin temporary location in the North Block of Senate House European countries, as well as representatives from American Revolutionary, Fred Halliday Scandinavia and Eastern Europe, all members of REDIAL Post-Colonial Trinidad: An Ethnographic (where they had been situated during Phase 3 of the (Red Europea de Información y Documentación sobre Journal, Colin Clarke and Gillian Clarke library refurbishment process) in September 2011. América Latina). Tis was the frst time such a group had Tey are now located in the South Block of Senate House, met within the U.K. on the refurbished 6th foor of Senate House Library. Te Journal of Latin American Studies collections are in adjacent sequences at the South end and in the central area of that foor. Te Institute continues as the administrative and editorial Belize’s Independence and Decolonization in base for the Journal of Latin American Studies, which Latin America: Guatemala, Britain, and the Te collections of the Institute of Commonwealth is published quarterly by Cambridge University Press. UN, Edited by Assad Shoman Studies, which are also used by ISA researchers, especially Te Institute provides secretarial and editorial services those working in the felds of Caribbean Studies for the Journal, with fnancial support from Cambridge and Human Rights, are conveniently located within University Press. Te joint editors of the Journal are Dr easy reach of the Latin American and United States collections, at the North end of the same foor. Fiona Macaulay (University of Bradford), Dr Gareth Te Origins of Mercosur: Democracy and Jones (London School of Economics) and Dr Rory Regionalization in South America, Edited by Researchers will appreciate the pleasant work Miller (), whose term has been Gian Luca Gardini environment of the newly refurbished location, the renewed for the period 2011-2015. Celia Barlow, based advantage of having ‘their’ collections on open access and at the Institute, remains the focal point for the whole within easy reach of each other, as well as the beneft of operation as Editorial Administrator. Professor Anthony WI-FI throughout the library. McFarlane (University of Warwick) continues as Chair of the Editorial Board, the membership of which includes Youth Violence in Latin America: Gangs Jornadas REDIAL/ACLAIIR event key scholars from the Universities of Cambridge, Essex, and Juvenile Justice in Perspective, Edited by Manchester, London and Oxford. Up to twenty eminent Gareth A. Jones and Dennis Rod scholars serve the International Advisory Board. 40 41 Statement of Income and Expenditure 2010-2011

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