Magazines and Journals

Hemisphere Vol. 16
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Hemisphere
Editor: Eduardo A. Gamarra
Order through LACC, (305) 348-2894
LACC’s flagship publication, this twice-yearly magazine recruits articles from academics and graduate students around the world who study Latin America and the Caribbean. Issues revolve around a central topic of contemporary relevance in the Americas, with an emphasis on the social sciences. Each issue includes feature articles, reports, book reviews, a photo essay and a bibliographic update. Hemisphere is designed to serve as a forum for new scholarship on Latin American and Caribbean issues.

Journal of Latin American Anthropology
Editor: Jean Muteba Rahier
Order through the American Anthropological Association, (703) 528-1902, ext. 3031 or www.aaanet.org/pubs/order.htm.
The Journal of Latin American Anthropology is a peer-reviewed journal of anthropological research on Latin America published in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Articles address the contemporary realities and histories of the diverse populations who live and interact in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as migrants from the region. The journal’s comparative focus encourages works that explore the intersections between anthropology, its sub-disciplines and other forms of scholarly inquiry. A publication of the American Anthropological Association, JLAA is edited at FIU with the financial support of LACC and the College of Arts and Sciences.