[1] sociological means : colonial reactions to the radicalization of rastafari in jamaica, 1956-1959

[2] <title language="por">raízes e rotas da terra: formação de um território negro no sul do brasil roots and routs of the land: the formation of a black territory in southern brazil

[3] the diasporic dimensions of british caribbean federation in the early twentieth century

[4] génesis y estructura de los complejos fronterizos euro-indígenas: repensando los márgenes americanos a partir (y más allá) de la obra de nathan wachtel

[5] the masking of history : popular images of the nation on a dominican sugar plantation

[6] constitution without constitutionalism : haiti and the vagaries of democratization

[7] globalization, urbanization, and language in caribbean development: the assimilation of st. lucia

[8] bookshelf 2010

[9] bookshelf 2003

[10] still crazy after all these years: u.s.-cuban relations and the embargo

[11] indios, blancos y negros. relaciones interétnicas en la frontera de chiquitos con mato grosso, siglo xviii

[12] bookshelf 2009

[13] "dangerously large": the 1938 labor rebellion and the debate over birth control in jamaica

[14] the search for history in the native caribbean and south america

[15] as cartas dos povos indígenas ao brasil: a construção do arquivo 2000-2015

[16] guerra, canibalismo y venganza colonial: los casos mocoví y guaraní warfare, cannibalism and colonial vengance: the mocoví and guaraní cases

[17] maroons in suriname and guyane: how many and where

[18] transnational popular culture and the global spread of the jamaican rastafarian movement

[19] cuba on our minds

[20] ¿etnohistoria, antropología histórica o simplemente historia?

[21] “the shame of the nation”: the force of re-enslavement and the law of “slavery” under the regime of jean-louis ferrand in santo domingo, 1804-1809

[22] social y culturalmente ambiguos: criollos-mestizos de tucumán, siglo xvii socially and culturally ambiguous: criollo-mestizo population of tucumán (argentina), 17th century

[23] islam, vodou, and the making of the afro-atlantic