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Challenging path to Caribbean Integration / Lewis, Patsy

Lewis, Patsy	Journal Article
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Member states have not always been enthusiastic about implementing their obligations to further economic integration

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Economic Integration ; Caribbean ; Caribbean Island

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History on foot: walking Mexico city / Tenorio-Trillo, Mauricio

Tenorio-Trillo, Mauricio	Journal Article
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Walking the city reveals the intimate urban tissues that keep megalopolises alive and functioning

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Mexico ; Walking the city ; History on Foot

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How criminals govern in Latin America and the Caribbean / Arias, Enrique Desmond

Arias, Enrique Desmond	Journal Article
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Across the region, criminal organizations collude with the state, maintain local political order, and help nominate and elect politicians.” Fifth in a series on ways of governing.

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Latin America ; Caribbean ; Criminal Organizations ; Political Order

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Perspective: time for an alternative politics of migration / Alonso, Alexandra Délano

Alonso, Alexandra Délano	Journal Article
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surge of migrants from Central America has drawn harsh responses from both the United States and Mexico. Activists are showing the way toward more humane policies

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Migration ; Latin America ; Mexico ; United States ; Central America

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Unprotected: why argentina’s poor turn to peronism / Auyero, Javier

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In a context of few job opportunities and skyrocketing prices, the poor believed that dwindling state support indicated that the government had ceased to protect them.”

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Latin America ; Argentina ; Government

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Why the Brazilian Amazon Burns / Hecht, Susanna

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The policies and collaborations between governments and civil society that kept forests standing in many parts of Amazonia have come to an end, at least for now.

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Civil Society ; Latin America ; Governments ; Amazonia ; Amazon Burns

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