ReVista :: The Internet and Latin America

The Internet and Latin America

Looking into the Future Preserving the Past
Winter 1999

THE INTERNET
- The Internet and Latin America
  John Lenger
- The Internet and Challenges to Governance
  Juan EnrÃquez
- Researching Latin America: from Under Informed to Overwhelmed
  Jack Spence
- LASA and the Internet
  Susan Eckstein
- LASPAU New Directions
  Winthrop Carty
- Policy Makers
  Claire Brown
- Latin American Governments Plug In
  AndrÃ© Leroux
- HSPH Online Forum Reaches Women and Teens
  Anita Harris
- The Global Internet
  Deborah Hurley
- Bringing the Net to the Masses
  Madanmohan Rao
- The Public Face of Cyberspace
  Debora L. Spar
- Internet Commerce
  James S. Henry
COMINGS & GOINGS
- Health Under Siege
  June Carolyn Erlick
- Frontiers in Latino Popular Music
  Hilary Burger
BOOKS
- A Violence Called Democracy
  Jennifer Schirmer A review by Larry Rohter
L@TINOS
- Becoming Latin@s
  Marcelo SuÃ¡rez-Orozco and Doris Sommer
- From
  Susan GonzÃ¡lez-Baker
- Nueva York, Diaspora City
  Juan Flores
- The Soulfulness of Black and Brown Folk
  Chris Tirres
- Latin@os in School
  Gary Orfield
- Latin@ Education and Poverty
- The 'Return' of the State
  Michael Jones-Correa
- Costilla County, Colorado
  Arnold Valdez and MarÃa MondragÃ³n-Valdez
- Connecting with U.S. Hispanics
  Lisa Quiroz and Roan Kang
VOICES
- Being Latina at Harvard
  Julissa Reynoso
- Harvard Homecoming
  Ruben Navarrette, Jr.
- What Should Be On Everyone's Agenda
- Elena and Ela
  Elena C. Chavez
THE HARVARD FACTOR
- En La Lucha y 'Palante'
  Miguel Segovia
- Harvard Latin@s
  Eddie M. Duque
- Bilingual Aesthetics
  Monica M. Ramirez
- Proceed with Caution
  Doris Sommer
- Diversity Archive
  Copeland H. Young
COMINGS & GOINGS
- Cuba Study Tour
  Esther Whitfield
- Forum on U.S. Hispanics in Madrid