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CLACS supports and publishes student and faculty research on diverse topics that impact the Americas. In addition to working papers, policy papers, research reports, and the CLACS Blog, the Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies highlights the thinking of our our broader community of Latin Americanist scholars and practitioners. 

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Titlesort descending Author Year Publication type
Tranfronterismo on the Mexico-U.S. Border Salvador Gutiérrez Peraza 2019 Student Research
Transforming National Identity: race, nature, and desertification in Argentina Ashton Wesner 2012 Student Research
Translating Brazil: Imagining a Misplaced and In-Between Nation Krista Brune 2012 Student Research
Tree Species Turnover in Western Amazonia Juan Ernesto Guevara Andino 2013 Student Research
TRENDS: Expectations Collide With Reality Taylor Boas 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
TRENDS: Power to the Left, Autonomy for the Right? Kent Eaton 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
Tropical biology and ships: Animal behavior research with background whistles Ignacio Escalante 2016 Student Research
Tropical Biology and Ships: Animal Behavior Research with Background Whistles Ignacio Escalante 2017 Blog Entry
Trump’s NAFTA Replacement Needs to Have its Tires Kicked Harley Shaiken 2019 Blog Entry
Trying to improve food choice and fight information asymmetry in the Latin-American food market Victor Villalobos 2012 Student Research
Turning the Devil into an Angel Michael Mitchell 2017 Blog Entry
Two Mexicos Alejandra Rodarte 2017 Blog Entry
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURE FORUM: 15 Years of Engagement Harley Shaiken 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURES FORUM Climate Change: Existential Threats in a Time of Denial James G. Lamb 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURES FORUM Collaborating for Our Common Future James G. Lamb 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURES FORUM Macro Trends: Security, Violence, and Migration James G. Lamb 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURES FORUM On the Table: NAFTA, Wages, and Development James G. Lamb 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM, CHINA: Can Eagles Fly With Dragons: China, Mexico and the U.S. Julie Michelle Klinger 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM, CLIMATE: Reversing the Tides of Apathy Christian E. Casillas 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM, SECURITY: Attacking the Roots of Insecurity Ben Lessing 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: A Tale of Two Economies Brian Palmer-Rubin 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Alternative Energy Martha Delgado 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Bridges or barriers? Catha Worthman 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Echaveste: A Mexico in the United States? Maria Echaveste 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Energy Shock Daniel Kammen 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Fernández de Castro: Migrant Voices Rafael Fernández de Castro 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: First, Do Less Harm Benjamin Lessing 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.–MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Fleeing the Storms Stephanie Leutert 2017 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Global Crisis, Bilateral Response Brian Palmer-Rubin 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Headwinds for Climate Change Policy Christopher M. Jones 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Holding a Mirror to Mexico Harley Shaiken 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Immigration Reform: A Bitter Tide Begins to Ebb Tamar Jacoby 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Immigration Viewed From the Other Side Jude Joffe-Block 2010 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Life, Death and Journalism on the Border Ricardo Sandoval 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Mexico's Right-to-Know Reforms Jonathan Fox 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Missed Connections Sarah Krupp 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Peering Behind the Curtain Jude Joffe-Block; Brian Palmer-Rubin 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Reforming Pemex Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Silver or Lead: Confronting the Business of Violence Wendy Muse Sinek 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: State of Siege Denise Dresser 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: The Narcovirus Alma Guillermoprieto 2009 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Thinking Continentally Robert Pastor 2011 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: Violence and Drugs: Divide, Then Conquer? Franklin E. Zimring 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-MEXICO FUTURES FORUM: We're All Arizonans Now - The Fallout of SB 1070 Tamar Jacoby 2010 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
U.S.-Mexico Futures Forum: When the U.S. Catches a Cold… Héctor Rangel Domene 2008 Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies Article
Un Salario Digno and Subjective Social Status John Landefeld 2013 Student Research
Un Salario Digno to Improve Health in the Dominican Republic John Landefeld; Katharine Burmaster 2013 Blog Entry
Understanding Amazonian biodiversity patterns through an economically important palm Oenocarpus bataua Giovanna Figueroa 2019 Student Research
Understanding the Legacies of Peripheral Literature in Brazil Tessa Wood 2022 Student Research
Understanding the origin and the landscape dynamics of white-sand vegetation in Amazonia Gabriel Damasco 2013 Student Research

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