John Adams in the Parisian Crucible (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Chapter 1

The Library and the Salon: A Portrait of John Adams in Context

The Republican Persona: The Private Mind and the Public Stage

The Architecture of Knowledge: An Analysis of the Adams French Library

Mirror Images: Constructing ‘l’Americain’ in the French Imagination

The American Mirage: Vergennes and the Strategic Alliance

Chapter 2

Between Court and Congress: The Education of a Diplomat, 1778-1782

The Republican Mandate: The Continental Congress

The Versailles Protocol: Republican Resistance in the Hall of Mirrors

The Dutch Pivot: Credit, Sovereignty, and the Strategy of Recognition

Chapter 3

Sovereignty, Sentiment, and the Deconstruction of the French Alliance, 1782-1783

The Anatomy of Antagonism: Vergennes and the Incompatibility of Sovereign Interests

The Triangulation of Power: Adams, Versailles and the Continental Congress

The Price of Autonomy: Negotiating the Peace of 1783

Chapter 4

The Revolutionary Rupture, 1789-1801

The French Revolution: Intellectual Rupture and the French Transformation

The Realist Turn: The Republican Ideal and the Constitutional Synthesis

The Great Severance: Statecraft, Ideology, and the Making of American Sovereignty

Conclusion

Postface

The Adams-Jefferson Correspondence. A Post-Mortem of Revolutionary Culture

Bibliography

The Havana Syndrome: Secret Weapons, a Government Cover-Up, and the Greatest Spy Mystery of Our Time (Paperback, Export Edition)

Media, History, and Memory : A Critical Perspective (Hardcover)

Introduction -?Who Tells Your Story? The Connections Between Media, History, and Memory LISA M. BURNS??1. How Do We Remember the Women’s Suffrage Movement? Four Mediations in the Cultural Context of 2020?CAROLYN KITCH??2. Rosa Parks: Memory, Myth, and Social Media of a Civil Rights Icon?FELICIA MCGHEE AND CHERYL ANN LAMBERT??3.?Weaponizing the Civils Rights Movement: Eyes on the Prize, Dominant Memory, and Critical Disruptions?MARY C. SCHMITT??4.?Making a Myth: How First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Created Camelot?COURTNEY CAUDLE TRAVERS??5.?Reframing Nixon and Watergate: Assessing Public Perceptions Before and After Trump?LORI COX HAN??6.?The “Expert” in the Room: Reflecting Upon How Two Media Historians Informed the Public Memory of Jimmy Carter?LORI AMBER ROESSNER AND JASON LEE GUTHRIE??7.?“Homosexuals Have Rights?And So Do Trees”: Recovering the Forgotten History of Trees for Queens and Stonewall Era Environmental Activism?CODY HAYS AND CHELSEA JULIAN REYNOLDS??8.?Gendered Representation in Television’s China Beach?MONICA PEREIRA AND CHRISTINA M. SMITH??9.?Counter-History on Television: An Analysis of Alternative History Programs Star Trek, Watchmen, and For All Mankind?SUMMIT P. OSUR??10.?Never Not Here: Reclaiming Indigenous Presence and Perspectives in the Archives, America’s Media, and the Academy?MELISSA GREENE-BLYE??11.?Countermemory and Politics of Inclusion: The Bene/violent Public Memory of Historic Fort Snelling?NOELLE F. CRAVEIRO? 12. The Frontierland of Representation: Disneyland’s Container of Marginality?JAIME GUZMAN AND ARTHUR D. SOTO-VASQUEZ??13. Protest in Play: Athletes and Resistance in Public Memory?SHELVIA DANCY??14.?Reclaiming Women’s Place in Sports History?CAROLINA VELLOSO

Media, History, and Memory : A Critical Perspective (Paperback)

Introduction -?Who Tells Your Story? The Connections Between Media, History, and Memory LISA M. BURNS??1. How Do We Remember the Women’s Suffrage Movement? Four Mediations in the Cultural Context of 2020?CAROLYN KITCH??2. Rosa Parks: Memory, Myth, and Social Media of a Civil Rights Icon?FELICIA MCGHEE AND CHERYL ANN LAMBERT??3.?Weaponizing the Civils Rights Movement: Eyes on the Prize, Dominant Memory, and Critical Disruptions?MARY C. SCHMITT??4.?Making a Myth: How First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Created Camelot?COURTNEY CAUDLE TRAVERS??5.?Reframing Nixon and Watergate: Assessing Public Perceptions Before and After Trump?LORI COX HAN??6.?The “Expert” in the Room: Reflecting Upon How Two Media Historians Informed the Public Memory of Jimmy Carter?LORI AMBER ROESSNER AND JASON LEE GUTHRIE??7.?“Homosexuals Have Rights?And So Do Trees”: Recovering the Forgotten History of Trees for Queens and Stonewall Era Environmental Activism?CODY HAYS AND CHELSEA JULIAN REYNOLDS??8.?Gendered Representation in Television’s China Beach?MONICA PEREIRA AND CHRISTINA M. SMITH??9.?Counter-History on Television: An Analysis of Alternative History Programs Star Trek, Watchmen, and For All Mankind?SUMMIT P. OSUR??10.?Never Not Here: Reclaiming Indigenous Presence and Perspectives in the Archives, America’s Media, and the Academy?MELISSA GREENE-BLYE??11.?Countermemory and Politics of Inclusion: The Bene/violent Public Memory of Historic Fort Snelling?NOELLE F. CRAVEIRO? 12. The Frontierland of Representation: Disneyland’s Container of Marginality?JAIME GUZMAN AND ARTHUR D. SOTO-VASQUEZ??13. Protest in Play: Athletes and Resistance in Public Memory?SHELVIA DANCY??14.?Reclaiming Women’s Place in Sports History?CAROLINA VELLOSO

The Routledge History of the American Dream (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: The American Dream and Its Discontents. Part I ? Chosenness, Expansion, and the Promise of America. Divine Intervention: Early Settler Society and the Belief in Chosenness. Westward Expansion and the Frontier. The California Gold Rush and the American Dream. Nicaragua and the American Dream. America in Space: Dreams and Nightmares. Part II ? Migration, Mobility, and Belonging. The American Allure and the Social Meanings of the American Dream in Nineteenth-Century Europe. The American Dream in Nineteenth-Century Migrant Letters: The Negotiation of Promises, Expectations and Experiences of the "New World" in German Emigrant Correspondence. Mexico and the American Dream. A Dream Deferred? The American Dream and the Japanese American Experience. Boat People, Refugees, and the American Dream. Asian American Dreams: Undocumented Immigrant Youth Organizing. Part III ? Labor, Cities, and Everyday Life. Workers, the Labor Movement, and the American Dream. Alcohol and the American Dream. The American Dream and the Automobile. Dreaming America in the New Negro Era. Homeownership, Racial Segregation, and the (Broken) American Dream. Part IV ? Bodies, Gender, and Citizenship. Nineteenth-Century Women's "American Dreams". Women's Rights Activism and the American Promise. American Dreamers: Hegemonic Masculinity in Crisis and Beyond? The Struggle for Gay and Transgender Rights and the American Dream. Part V ? Crisis, Dissent, and Reinvention. The Great Depression and the American Dream. African American Activism and the American Dream. The Beat Generation and the American Dream. The American Dream and Environmental History. The American Dream and Neoliberalism. Part VI ? Imagining the Dream. "Anything your heart desires will come to you…": Disney and the American Dream. Popular Music and the American Dream. Selected Bibliography.

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822 (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents

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Acknowledgments

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Chapter 0 Oceans of Words, Images and Spaces. An Introduction to Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire. Laura Fernandez-Gonzalez

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The Grammar of the Ritual

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Chapter 1 Rituals, Ceremonies, Festivals. Angela Barreto Xavier.

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Chapter 2 Ritual Typologies. Andre Godinho, Arthur Curvelo

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Chapter 3 Staging the Rituals. Andre Godinho and Kevin Carreira Soares

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Chapter 4 Audiences and the Public. Sara Ceia, Kevin Carreira Soares, Miguel Geraldes Rodrigues, Moreno Pacheco

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Chapter 5 The Other in the Public Rituals of the Portuguese Empire. Angela Barreto Xavier, Lisa Voigt

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Chapter 6 Circulations and Adaptations. Rodrigo Bentes

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Memory of the Rituals and Ritual Memories

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Chapter 7 Public Rituals and the Printing Press in the Portuguese World. Joana Fraga.

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Chapter 8 Manuscripts and Public Rituals. Federico Palomo

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Chapter 9 The Visual and Material Memory of the Ritual. Jeremy Roe and Alexandra Curvelo.

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Chapter 10 The Sound of Public Rituals. Cristina Fernandes

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Chapter 11 Memory. Jose Manuel Sobral

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Chapter 12 Epilogue: ‘And all the towne entertained mee’: New Perspectives on Rituals, Festivals and Ceremonies in the Early Modern Age. Fernando Bouza

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List of images

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Glossary

Race and the Politics of Fear : A History of an American Oligarchic Construct (Paperback)

Introduction

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Section 1: Background

Chapter 1. Race as an Oligarchic Construct

Chapter 2. The Construction of Race in Colonial Virginia

Chapter 3. Aristotle, Oligarchy, and the Mixed Regime

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Section 2: James Madison

Chapter 4. James Madison, Slavery, and Excess Democracy

Chapter 5. The Constitution and the Oligarchic Mix

Chapter 6. Madison and the Protection of Southern Oligarchy

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Section 3: John C. Calhoun

Chapter 7. Calhoun and the Racist Myths

Chapter 8. Calhoun and the Need for Oligarchy

Section 4: Ben Tillman

Chapter 9. Ben Tillman and the Restoration of Southern Oligarchy

Chapter 10. Tillman and the Consolidation of Southern Oligarchy

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Section 5: Ronald Reagan

Chapter 11. Ronald Reagan and Old Myths in New Skins

Chapter 12. Reaganomics and Race

Chapter 13. Reagan and the Oligarchic Turn

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Conclusion

“And O’er Earth’s Troubled, Angry Sea”: The History of Christian Science in the United States (Paperback, 1)

Introduction

Chapter 1: “Mary Baker Eddy’s ‘Church of 1879’: Boisterous Prelude to The Mother Church,”?Nova Religio?22, no. 1 (August 2018): 87-114.

Chapter 2 “’You Are Brave but You are a Woman in the Eyes of Men’: Augusta E. Stetson’s Rise and Fall in the Church of Christ, Scientist.”?Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion?24, no. 1(Spring 2008): 75-89.

Chapter 3:? “Pilgrims at the Golden Gate: Christian Scientists on the Pacific Coast, 1880-1915.”?Pacific Historical Review?72, no. 2 (May 2003): 229-262.

Chapter 4: “’A State of Unrest and Division’: Christian Science in Oregon, 1890-1910.”?Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 97 (Winter 2005/2006): 11-18.

Chapter 5: “The ‘Seekers of the Light’: Christian Scientists in the United States, 1890-1910.”?International Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Society?1, no. 3 (2011): 115-144.

Chapter 6: “Eddy’s Immigrants: Foreign-Born Christian Scientists in the United States, 1880-1925.”?International Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Society?2, no. 3 (2012): 21-39.

Chapter 7: “’Our Cause … Does Not Need Advertising, but Protection’: The Christian Science Movement Regroups, 1908-1910.”?Journal of the Society for the Study of Metaphysical Religion?10, no. 1 (Spring 2004): 29-79.

Chapter 8: “A “Green Oak in a Thirsty Land’: The Christian Science Board of Directors Routinizes Charisma, 1910-1925,”?Nova Religio?24, no. 2 (November 2020): 32-58.

Chapter 9:? “’This is the Way, Walk Ye in It’: Rebuilding the Christian Science Movement,”?Cultural and Religious Studies?2, no. 1 (January 2014): 45-58.

Conclusion

Bibliographic Essay?

Transnational and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western American Culture : The Nomadic West (Paperback)

List of Contributors

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INTRODUCTION: Angel Chaparro Sainz: “The West Travels Within and Beyond: Conversations in Many Tongues”

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MOVING IMAGES

1. Sergei I. Zhuk: “Reinventing the American Western in the USSR: The Adventures of One American Film Genre in the Soviet Geo-Political Space”
2. Marek Paryz: ““Lame” Westerns: Disability and Genre in The Ballad of Lefty Brown and In a Valley of Violence”
3. James Deutsch: “Old West Settings and New West Concerns in Bad Day at Black Rock”
4. Natalia Miron-Florido: “Where West Meets East: Asian Identities and the Building of An International Western Frontier in Shanghai Noon (2000)”

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COMPETING WORDS

1. Ariadna Garcia Carreno: An Idealized California: George Sterling’s View of the American West as the Poets’ Paradise
2. Isabel Oliveira: “Annie Proulx’s Wyoming Stories: (De) constructing Male and Female Roles in the American West”
3. Garbine Maruri Perez: “Lena Lingard and Tiny Soderball: from Hired Girls to Girlbosses”
4. David Rio Raigadas: A Reinterpretation of American Geographic Mobility: Willy Vlautin’s The Motel Life

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DIFFERING VOICES

1. Eider Gomez Sainz: Silence about the Past and the Discovery of His Parents’ Truth: Ben Ohara, the Lone Survivor of a Family, and His Journey in Search of the Truth
2. Kalenda Eaton: “There equity triumphs:” Kenneth Young’s Travel Narrative and Nine-teenth-Century African American Mobility on the Great Plains
3. Amaia Soroa-Bacaicoa: A Dream for All? Reyna Grande and Julissa Arce’s (Re)Vision of the American Dream
4. Silvia Martinez-Falquina: “Resurgence and Relation in Contemporary Native American Literature: Susan Power’s Sacred Wilderness”

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DRAWING ART

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The History of Technology in the Americas : The Making and Unmaking of a Hemisphere (Hardcover)

Introduction. Section I: Beyond Agency. 1. Movidas Against the Machine. 2. The Making of Productive Citizens: Approaching the Technopolitics of Credit in Latin America. 3. Race, Antiracism, and the History of "American Technology". 4. Engineering, Historical Contingency, and the Pan-American Railroad. 5. Beyond Replicas: Latin America's First Interactive Science Museums 1970-1979. Artifact Report: "The First Africans Who Made Glass in Brazil": Enslaved Labor and Glassmaking in the Early Nineteenth Century. Section II: Beyond Chronology. 6. Cooking vs. Kitchen: A Look into Women's Daily Life. 7. A Social Fabric: Two Sides of American Celanese. 8. Identity Cards. 9. Ibanez' Roads: Engineering, Planning and Dictatorship in Chile in the 1920s. Artifact Report: Fever as Technology: Notes on the Appropriation of Malaria Therapy in Brazil. Section III: Beyond Borders. 10. The Discovery of Latin America at CEPAL. 11. When All that is Solid Melts: Geographies, Climates, and Technologies in Canada. 12. Migrations of Computing. 13. Rings of Fire II: Arsenic Cycles Through Racism and Empire in the Americas. 14. Designing Tropicality: The Experimental Sugar Plantation and Knowledge in the Global South. Artifact Report: "Eye Dazzlers".

The History of Technology in the Americas : The Making and Unmaking of a Hemisphere (Paperback)

Introduction. Section I: Beyond Agency. 1. Movidas Against the Machine. 2. The Making of Productive Citizens: Approaching the Technopolitics of Credit in Latin America. 3. Race, Antiracism, and the History of "American Technology". 4. Engineering, Historical Contingency, and the Pan-American Railroad. 5. Beyond Replicas: Latin America's First Interactive Science Museums 1970-1979. Artifact Report: "The First Africans Who Made Glass in Brazil": Enslaved Labor and Glassmaking in the Early Nineteenth Century. Section II: Beyond Chronology. 6. Cooking vs. Kitchen: A Look into Women's Daily Life. 7. A Social Fabric: Two Sides of American Celanese. 8. Identity Cards. 9. Ibanez' Roads: Engineering, Planning and Dictatorship in Chile in the 1920s. Artifact Report: Fever as Technology: Notes on the Appropriation of Malaria Therapy in Brazil. Section III: Beyond Borders. 10. The Discovery of Latin America at CEPAL. 11. When All that is Solid Melts: Geographies, Climates, and Technologies in Canada. 12. Migrations of Computing. 13. Rings of Fire II: Arsenic Cycles Through Racism and Empire in the Americas. 14. Designing Tropicality: The Experimental Sugar Plantation and Knowledge in the Global South. Artifact Report: "Eye Dazzlers".

Socialists, Communists, and the Struggle for the ILGWU : Labor Politics and Power in the New York Garment Industry, 1900–1930 (Hardcover)

Introduction? 1. The National Context: The USA in the Twenties? 2. The Russian Jews? 3. The Women’s Garment Industry? 4. How Radicals Were Made: The Story of Elizabeth Hasanovitz? 5. The ILGWU? 6. The Political Left: Socialists and Communists? 7. The Development of American Communism? 8. The Great Marxist Divide, Part One? 9. The Great Marxist Divide, Part Two? 10. The Rise of the Communists in the ILGWU? 11. Battle Lines Develop and Harden? 12. The 1926 Cloakmakers’ Strike.? Conclusion: A Closer Look

Connected Histories of Oil in Latin America : Power to the Periphery (Hardcover)

Introduction,??1: Epochs,? 2: Places,??3: Actors,? 4: Archives,??Conclusion,??Bibliography

Connected Histories of Oil in Latin America : Power to the Periphery (Paperback)

Introduction,??1: Epochs,? 2: Places,??3: Actors,? 4: Archives,??Conclusion,??Bibliography

The West Siberian Pipeline Crisis: Transatlantic Relations and Energy Security During the Cold War (Hardcover)

Camp Ford's Civil War : Captivity, Community, and Nature in the Dark Corner of the Confederacy (Hardcover)

Medicine River: A Story of Survival and the Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools (Paperback)

Latin American and Latinx Philosophy : A Collaborative Introduction (Paperback, 2 ed)

List of Contributors??Introduction?--?Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr.??1. Philosophy without Europe --?James Maffie??2. “The Indian Problem”: Conquest and the Valladolid Debate --?Alejandro Santana??3. “To Put Objects of Beauty in My Mind”: Sor Juana’s Baroque Philosophy --?Sofia Ortiz-Hinojosa and Sergio Gallegos-Ordorica??4. The Continental Struggle for Democracy: The American Wars of Independence as Experiments in Justice --?Jose-Antonio Orosco??5. Nation-Building through Education: Positivism and Its Transformations in Mexico --?Alexander V. Stehn??6. The Philosophy of Mexican Culture --?Robert Eli Sanchez Jr.??7. Spanish Transterrados in Hispanic America --?Aurelia Valero Pie and Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr.??8. Mexican Existentialism --?Carlos Alberto Sanchez??9. Liberation Philosophy --?Grant Silva??10. Latin American and Latinx Feminisms --?Stephanie Rivera Berruz??11. Indigenism in Peru and Bolivia --?Kim Diaz??12. Caribbean Philosophy --?Kiesha M. Martin??13. Latinx Philosophy and the Ethics of Migration --?Jose Jorge Mendoza??14. Latinx Identity --?Andrea J. Pitts??15. Metaphilosophy: Defining Latin American and Latinx Philosophy --?Lori Gallegos de Castillo and Francisco Gallegos??Glossary??Discussion Questions

Latin American and Latinx Philosophy : A Collaborative Introduction (Hardcover, 2 ed)

List of Contributors??Introduction?--?Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr.??1. Philosophy without Europe --?James Maffie??2. “The Indian Problem”: Conquest and the Valladolid Debate --?Alejandro Santana??3. “To Put Objects of Beauty in My Mind”: Sor Juana’s Baroque Philosophy --?Sofia Ortiz-Hinojosa and Sergio Gallegos-Ordorica??4. The Continental Struggle for Democracy: The American Wars of Independence as Experiments in Justice --?Jose-Antonio Orosco??5. Nation-Building through Education: Positivism and Its Transformations in Mexico --?Alexander V. Stehn??6. The Philosophy of Mexican Culture --?Robert Eli Sanchez Jr.??7. Spanish Transterrados in Hispanic America --?Aurelia Valero Pie and Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr.??8. Mexican Existentialism --?Carlos Alberto Sanchez??9. Liberation Philosophy --?Grant Silva??10. Latin American and Latinx Feminisms --?Stephanie Rivera Berruz??11. Indigenism in Peru and Bolivia --?Kim Diaz??12. Caribbean Philosophy --?Kiesha M. Martin??13. Latinx Philosophy and the Ethics of Migration --?Jose Jorge Mendoza??14. Latinx Identity --?Andrea J. Pitts??15. Metaphilosophy: Defining Latin American and Latinx Philosophy --?Lori Gallegos de Castillo and Francisco Gallegos??Glossary??Discussion Questions

British Royalty and Anglo–American Relations – From Rebellion to Renewal (Paperback)

Mothers and Children : Poverty and Work, Slavery and Emancipation in Everyday Life in Sao Paulo (Hardcover)

Introduction? PART I -?Mothers: Labor and Emancipation from Women’s Perspectives? 1.?Not everyone gets to be a mother??2.?Contesting motherhood? PART II ? Children: Labor and Emancipation from Young People’s Perspectives? 3.?Assisting the helpless or raising workers???4.?Entanglements of contractual labor??5. A land of so many abuses??Epilogue

Mothers and Children : Poverty and Work, Slavery and Emancipation in Everyday Life in Sao Paulo (Paperback)

Introduction? PART I -?Mothers: Labor and Emancipation from Women’s Perspectives? 1.?Not everyone gets to be a mother??2.?Contesting motherhood? PART II ? Children: Labor and Emancipation from Young People’s Perspectives? 3.?Assisting the helpless or raising workers???4.?Entanglements of contractual labor??5. A land of so many abuses??Epilogue

Costa Rica – A Different Path to Democracy in Latin America (Paperback)