Table of Contents: Preface
Chapter 1. The Roots of Cuba's Agricultural Renascence, pp. 1-32
(Paul L. Gersper, Univ. of California, Berkeley)
Chapter 2. Implication of U.S. Rice Export Promotion Programs: The Case of Selected Latin American Countries, pp. 33-47
(Dae-Seob Lee, Yiqian Wang and P. Lynn Kennedy)
Chapter 3. From Argiropolis to Macondo: Latin American Intellectual and the Tasks of Modernization, pp. 49-79
(Emil Volek, Arizona State Univ., Tempe)
Chapter 4. Troubling the Femme Fatale Gender in the Brazilian Film Madame Sata (2002), pp. 81-95
(Antonio Marcio da Silva, Univ. of Bristol, UK)
Chapter 5. The Evolution and Contributions of Las Madres de Plaza de Mayo, pp. 97-112
(Lisa Wagner and Madalena Sanchez, Dept. of Classical and Modern Languages, Univ. of Louisville)
Chapter 6. Banks' Responses to the Entry of Banco Santander in Latin America, pp. 113-126
(Eric Rodriguez, Business School, Univ. de los Andes, Bogota, Colombia)
Chapter 7. Analyst Origin and their Forecasting Quality on The Latin American Stock Markets, pp. 127-149
(Jean-Francois Bacmann, RMF Investment Management, Quantative Analysis, Pfaffikon SZ, Guido Bolliger, Olympia Capital Management, Paris, France)
Chapter 8. Income Mobility in Latin America: A Pseudo-Panel Approach, pp. 151-166
(Jose Cuesta, Hugo Nopo, Georgina Pizzolitto, Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank)
Chapter 9. Latin America: Terrorism Issues - CRS Report, pp. 167-173
(Mark P. Sullivan)
Short Commentary
Linguistic and Cultural Challenges in the Bilingual Community: Empirical and Applied Perspectives, pp. 175-182
(Jeanette Altarriba, Dept. of Psychology, Univ. at Albany, State Univ. of New York, Albany, New York)
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