 ReVista: Harvard Review of Latin America, published three times yearly, focuses on different themes related to Latin America, Latinos/as, and the Iberian peninsula. The magazine-length publication brings together different voices on each theme, highlighting the work of Harvard faculty, students, alumni, and Visiting Scholars.
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 Each year, the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies collaborates with faculty and scholars worldwide to produce books spanning a variety of Latin America-related disciplines. In addition to its own series, DRCLAS co-publishes books with the Inter-American Development Bank. Authors and editors include: Merilee Grindle, Jorge Domínguez, John Coatsworth, and James Austin, along with other noted scholars.
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 2006-2007 has been a golden year for Brazil at Harvard University and for Harvard in Brazil. Learn about the launch of the Brazil Studies Program and Brazil Office in São Paulo in this report.
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 The growth of Mexican Studies at Harvard reflects trends in both countries and in U.S.-Mexican relations. This report describes the diverse activities of the DRCLAS Mexican Studies Program from 2001 to 2006, highlighting faculty projects and student research in the region, DRCLAS Visiting Mexican Scholars, as well as Harvard publications related to Mexico.
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Harvard affiliates are encouraged to submit papers to the Harvard Working Papers on Latin America series. Copies of published working papers may be downloaded free of charge. 
For information on DRCLAS past activities and initiatives, please consult the Center’s annual reports – which can be downloaded or viewed online.
