Book Review: Nicaragua: A History of US Intervention & Resistance, by Daniel Kovalik
Reviewed by Jill Clark-Gollub and John Perry The latest book by labor and human rights attorney, Daniel Kovalik, Nicaragua: A
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Book Reviews and Releases
Two Exemplary Twentieth-Century Socialist Latin American Lives: José Carlos Mariátegui and Orlando Letelier
By Nicholas Birns New York The two books we will analyze in this essay, Bread and Beauty: The Cultural Politics
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175 Years of Border Invasions: The Anniversary of the U.S. War on Mexico and the Roots of Northward Migration
By David Vine From Washington DC Amid renewed fear mongering about an “invasion” at the U.S.-Mexico border, this week’s 175th
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Nina Lakhani’s “Who Killed Berta Cáceres?”: Life, Death, and Legacy of a Courageous Honduran Indigenous Leader
Book Review By John Perry From Nicaragua Who Killed Berta Cáceres?: Dams, Death Squads, and an Indigenous Defender’s Battle for
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Fascism Now: The Legacy of World War II in Today’s Latin America
By Nicholas Birns Latin America is not often thought of as a factor in World War II. Indeed, considering Japanese
Read MoreCOHA’s Dr. Sean Burges Receives Prestigious LASA Award
The Council on Hemispheric Affairs is delighted to announce that COHA’s Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Sean Burges, has just been
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