Puerto Rican Studies

The objective of Puerto Rican Studies, edited by Luz del Alba Acevedo, Juan Flores, and Emilio Pantojas-García, is to bring to publication work on the Puerto Rican experience that is of interest to a wide range of audiences beyond the fields of Puerto Rican and ethnic studies, as well as to provide new insights into other interdisciplinary fields such as cultural studies, women's studies, and urban studies. The series provides a forum for young, creative and daring scholars venturing into nontraditional ways of dealing with issues in Puerto Rican studies. The editors are concerned with producing work that will appeal to the wider North American and English-speaking audiences reaching scholars, writers, activists, feminists, and intellectually curious people throughout the hemisphere and Europe.
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American Conversations

Puerto Ricans, White Ethnics, and Multicultural Education

Ellen Bigler

296 pages
5.5 x 8.25



PB: 978-1-56639-688-2 $31.95
HC: 978-1-56639-687-5 $80.50
Ebook: 978-1-59213-810-4 $31.95

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The Puerto Rican Movement

Voices from the Diaspora

Edited by Andrès Torres and Josè E. Velázquez

432 pages
6 x 9
15 halftones


PB: 978-1-56639-618-9 $36.95
HC: 978-1-56639-617-2 $69.95

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Puerto Rican Women and Work

Bridges in Transnational Labor

Edited by Altagracia Ortiz

272 pages
6 x 9



PB: 978-1-56639-451-2 $36.95
HC: 978-1-56639-450-5 $86.50
Ebook: 978-1-4399-0143-4 $36.95

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Sponsored Identities

Cultural Politics in Puerto Rico

Arlene M. Dávila

301 pages
5.5 x 8.25
25 halftones


PB: 978-1-56639-549-6 $31.95
HC: 978-1-56639-548-9 $61.50
Ebook: 978-1-4399-0018-5 $31.95

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Women, Creole Identity, and Intellectual Life in Early Twentieth-Century Puerto Rico

Magali Roy-Féquière

328 pages
6.875 x 10
8 halftones


PB: 978-1-59213-231-7 $32.95
HC: 978-1-59213-230-0 $86.50