The Latin American Research Review (LARR) publishes original research and review essays on Latin America, the Caribbean, and Latina/Latino studies.
We are pleased to announce that the Latin American Research Review has been published by Cambridge University Press since 2022. New manuscript submissions can be made at LARR’s submission site.
Since 2017, LARR has been published in open access and online-only format. No subscription is needed to access content published after 2017. Back content from 1965 to 2012 can be found on JSTOR. Content from 2003 to 2016 is available at Project Muse. Back content through 2016 is available on the LASA website to LASA members.
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Issue 61-2
Featuring articles on:
Indigineous Politics/Activism
Race and Citizenship
Military and Armed Cultures
and several Book Review Essays and a Documentary Film Review Essay
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Issue 61-1
Featuring articles on:
Human Rights and Memory
Constituent Debate in Chile
Populism and Clientism
Education
and several Book Review Essays and a Documentary Film Review Essay
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Issue 60-4
Featuring articles on:
Gender and Feminist Perspectives
Archives, 19th and 20th Century History
Environmental Humanities
and several Book Review Essays and a Documentary Film Review Essay
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Issue 60-3
Featuring articles on:
Art, Music and Dance
Race, Ethnicity
Colonial Studies
Urban Studies
and the Report from the Editor on the 60th Anniversary of LARR, several Book Review Essays and a Documentary Film Review Essay
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Issue 60-2
Featuring articles on:
Politics, Political Corruption and Clientism
Political Economy
and several Book Review Essays
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Issue 60-1
Featuring articles on:
Indigineous and African Diaspora Studies
Exile, Migration and Transnationalism
Crime, Violence and Governance in Mexico
and several Book Review Essays and a Documentary Film Review Essay
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