In March CUSLAR began video-conference calls for members and alumni in our network. This is part of an effort to consolidate and reconstitute CUSLAR as a global network of people […]
by David Johnson A review of Will the Flower Slip Through the Asphalt: Writers Respond to Capitalist Climate Change. Vijay Prashad, editor. LeftWord Books, 2017. Originally published in CounterPunch here on […]
by Noemi Plaza-Sánchez Every time I think I have nothing left to gain from Calle General Sucre, I am proven wrong. This is the third time I have come to […]
by Ana María Tijoux Woman, daughter, mother, comrade, singer, feminist and much more. March 8, 2017 Originally published in Spanish here Translated to English by Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations […]
“The Caribbean in the Vortex of Capitalist Globalization” A Talk by Dr. Jeb Sprague-Silgado Thursday March 9, 4:30 pm Founders Room, Anabel Taylor Hall Cornell University First in a series […]
by Nicole Mance Enrique Peña Nieto, the president of Mexico, runs a government that has pushed structural reforms to enable land dispossession in rural and indigenous areas of Mexico. Mass […]
by Bill Gasperini For me CUSLAR was almost more important than Rural Sociology at Cornell. I chose that major after doing volunteer social work in Brazil on an exchange program […]
