Book Exhibition

Cambridge University Press

Welcome to our 2021 virtual booth!

LASA delegates can enjoy a 30% discount on select titles, including our LASA-award winners. We’re pleased to offer free shipping!

Visit our Latin American Studies Hub to learn more about our program.

Welcome to our LASA 2021 virtual booth!

We’re sorry to not be able to meet in person this year, but we hope that you’ll enjoy browsing through our most recently published titles and journals.

We're pleased to offer 30% off many wonderful books, including some fantastic LASA award winners. Our full list of conference titles can be viewed here: LASA 2021

Free shipping is available to most countries.

Visit our Latin American Studies Hub to read free book chapters and journal articles, watch video interviews with our authors, make contact with our editors, and more! Visit our Latin American Studies Hub

	Islanders and Empire Smuggling and Political Defiance in Hispaniola, 1580–1690 Author(s): Juan José Ponce Vázquez Book Webpage: Click here
	Anarchists of the Caribbean Countercultural Politics and Transnational Networks in the Age of US Expansion Author(s): Kirwin R. Shaffer Book Webpage: Click here
	A History of Big Recessions in the Long Twentieth Century Author(s): Andrés Solimano Book Webpage: Click here
	Dependency in the Twenty-First Century? The Political Economy of China-Latin America Relations Author(s): Barbara Stallings Book Webpage: Click here
	Decadent Developmentalism The Political Economy of Democratic Brazil Author(s): Matthew M. Taylor Book Webpage: Click here
	Votes, Drugs, and Violence The Political Logic of Criminal Wars in Mexico Author(s): Guillermo Trejo , Sandra Ley Book Webpage: Click here
	Magical Realism and Literature Author(s): Edited by Christopher Warnes , Kim Anderson Sasser Book Webpage: Click here
	Finding Afro-Mexico Race and Nation after the Revolution Author(s): Theodore W. Cohen Book Webpage: Click here
	The Mexican Mission Indigenous Reconstruction and Mendicant Enterprise in New Spain, 1521–1600 Author(s): Ryan Dominic Crewe Book Webpage: Click here
	Uneven Social Policies The Politics of Subnational Variation in Latin America Author(s): Sara Niedzwiecki Book Webpage: Click here

We are delighted that from the start of 2022 Latin American Research Review will be published in partnership with the Press. Cambridge University Press and Latin America Research Commons, the publishing arm of Latin American Studies Association are working together to ensure the continued excellence of this flagship journal, both now & in the future.