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My Open Access Latin American Politics Textbook is Now Available
My textbook Understanding Latin American Politics , which was originally published by Pearson, is now available in its full form as Open Acc...
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- Greg Weeks
- I am Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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My 13 year old son Ben got into the Mexican snacks Takis, which are spiced rolled tortilla chips. He and I did a taste test of Takis Fuego a...
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January
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- Kerry On Colombia
- 10 Year Blog Anniversary
- U.S. Policy Leverage in Latin America
- Unaccompanied Minors Infographic
- Pettiness and U.S.-Latin American Relations
- Stopping Pregnancies in South America
- El Salvador Wants to Stop All Pregnancies
- Holding Off Shock Therapy In Argentina
- Venezuela's Dues Blues
- Latin America Coughs, Miami Gets A Cold
- Happy Colombians
- No to NL Designated Hitter!
- Reassessing Thomas Mann's Latin America Policy
- Jeb Bush's Outdated Take on Latin America
- Cuban Success vs. Emigration
- Maduro Can Play The Game
- Granma's View of Cuban Migration
- Middle vs. Working Class in Brazil
- How Sean Penn Failed
- Whiny Latin America Diplomats
- Venezuela Lurching But Moving
- SOTU and the Cuba Embargo
- India's Stake in Venezuela
- Sean Penn and Moral Relativism
- The Leftist Response to Current Change
- Academia.edu
- Executive-Legislative Relations in Venezuela
- Obama's Deportation Surge
- Responding to the Venezuela Controversy
- Trump's Crazy Ad
- Dealing With Corruption in Latin America
- Comparing Venezuela and Colombia
- Why Consciously Remain In A Silo?
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