Publications

CLAS Action is a weekly newsletter that compiles information on upcoming events related to Latin America at Georgetown University as well as in the greater D.C. area. It also includes job and internships postings, and scholarship and fellowship opportunities. It is disseminated through e-mail list servs to all CLAS students, professors, and other members of the GU community interested in Latin America. If you would like to receive this newsletter, please send your name and e-mail address to clas@georgetown.edu. View this week's edition.

Entrecaminos is a student run journal published annually by CLAS. For more information, visit the journal's homepage .

Reflejos is a newsletter published at the end of every semester that highlights CLAS events, student activities, and faculty and alumni updates. Articles on current events in Latin America are also included. View recent editions.

Occasional Papers are written by faculty and visiting scholars. Past papers have emphasized the themes of democratic governance and inter-American relations and have addressed economics, history, art and literature in the region, highlighting exceptional research on these topics accomplished at the Center. To view titles and availability, visit the Index of Occasional Papers.

Student Research

• Cultural Influences on Micro-credit Disbursements in Bolivia by Sabine Keinzl
• Popular and Enlightened Medicine in Eighteenth Century New Spain by Veronica Vallejo
• Los periódicos coloniales en el Perú: origen y evolución by Rosana Calvi
• Educational and Economic Development and Migration: A Case Study of Sayaxche, Guatemala by Kristin Smith
• Venezuela Under Chavez: Opinion Cleavage in a Polarized Society by Flavia Carbonari de Almeida