Illuminations: Cultural Formations of the Americas

Reveals a New Story of Unexpected Sympathies, Solidarities, and Care in the Guantánamo Borderlands

An Original Intervention into Theorizations of Buenos Aires’s Urban History

Highlights the Transformative Effects of Border Conflicts on Culture and Politics

Captures the Complexity of Foucault’s Political Engagements and Breaks with the Orthodox View That He Was Anti-Marxist

A Methodological Study of Going to the Movies as Cultural and Societal Practice

A Nuanced Study of the Complex Social Imaginary and Hegemony of Violence in Colombia

Charts the Rise of the Barrios in the Venezuelan Imagination

How Contemporary Art, Literature, Film, and Television Create an Imagined Version of Latin America in the United States

Exploring Colonialism in University Spanish and Hispanic Studies Departments

Presents a New Way of Understanding Modernization, Exclusion, and Nationalist Discourse through the Voices of Gender and Sexual Dissident Writers

Contextualizes and Critically Analyzes Fitness Culture within the History of Imperialism

A New Approach to Transpacific Studies Linking the Literature and Thought of the Americas and the Philippines

An In-Depth Analysis of Cultural Modernity and Urban Space across Artistic Disciplines in 1920s and 1930s Argentina

A New Way of Understanding the Political Agency of Global Art Cinema

A New Study of Mexico Travel Narratives that Illuminates the Agency of the Visited Cultures