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Publications:Books | Chapters | Monographs | Articles | FictionBooksHispanic Nation: Culture, Politics and the Constructing of Identity. New York: Birch Lane Press, 1996; University of Arizona Press, 1997 (paperback). Reviews: Washington Post, Booklist, The Latino Review of Books, and others. University of Arizona Press Best Seller list. Provided title and framework for 6-program nationwide radio series, "Hispanic Nation: Made in the U.S.A.," October 1998. The Land and People of Venezuela. New York: HarperCollins. 1991. Selection of the New York Public Library, Books for the Teenage. The Land and People of Argentina. New York: J. B. Lippincott (HarperCollins), 1990. Selected for list of Notable Books of 1990 by the Children's Book Council. Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude: A Critical Commentary. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1987. Welcome to My Contri. New York: Hudson View Press, 1988, reissued by Lintel, 1991. Short stories. Reviews: The New York Times Book Review, In These Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, etc. Working-Class Émigrés from Cuba. Palo Alto: R&E Research Publications, 1979. Report of the Chicago Commission of Inquiry to Save Lives in Chile. Chicago, 1974, co-author TopBook chaptersRace and Class In Contemporary Cuba. In Cuban Communism edited by Irving Louis Horowitz. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books, 1981 Race, sex and revolution in Cuba. In Interracial Marriage, edited by I. R. Stuart and L. E. Abt. New York: Grossman, 1973 Honor, Shame and Women's Liberation in Cuba: The Views of Working-Class Émigré Men. Female and Male in Latin America, edited by Ann Pescatello. University of Pittsburgh Press, 1973 TopMonographsHispanic Organizers and Business Agents in the New York Apparel Industries. New York Research Program in Inter-American Affairs, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, New York University (Occasional Paper No. 43), 1984 Organizing the New Immigrants: The Hispanic Trade Unionists' Perspective. New York Research Program in Inter-American Affairs, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, New York University (Occasional Paper No. 40), 1983 Liberty and People: Ideological Analysis of the Political Writings of Simón Bolívar. Prepared for the Primera Bienal Internacional de Ensayo "Simón Bolívar" (Caracas), 1983 Holland American Cruises. Report, Social and Political Conditions in the Caribbean, 1982 Articles, essays and reviews'Historic reversal' (Bombs & ballots in Spain) -- The Philadelphia Inquirer, Mar. 16, 2004 Series on careers for Hispanics
in Monster.com, February-December 2004: 'Minority Groups' Have Outgrown Their Labels. Los Angeles Times, January 27, 2003 One Tumultuous Year on the National Executive Board. Your Union, September 2002 "About to Burst Free." Review of James D. Cockcroft, Mexico's Hope: An Encounter with Politics and History. In Monthly Review, volume 4, no. 52 (September 2000) Moonbeams and Rectangles. Linnaean Street, Summer 2000 Amazing Grace: The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation, by Jonathan Kozol. Solidarity (rev), Jan/Feb 1996 For labor & its allies: Stakes are high in six-month strike of two Detroit newspapers. Between the Lines, February 1996 Cities of the Americas in the Information Age: Power from the Barrel of a Videocam. Response to Thomas Angotti, Christine Boyer and Saskia Sassen. Trans Telesymposium, December 2000 Languages Don't Bind People. Newsday, December 18, 1995 Braving a New World: How Writers Use the Emerging Technology. American Writer, fall 1994 Prime time: Latin American 'soaps' strike back. New Internationalist, January 1992 Mermaids and Other Fetishes: Images of Latin America. Translating Latin America: Culture as Text. Translation Perspectives VI: 135-144 (Revision of 1989 essay of same title, below), 1991 Marketing soaps: Telenovelas slip into prime time. Development Forum, September-October 1991 Small Triumphs: A Week in the Slums of Lima. CARE Annual Report, 1990 A hardware store in barrio José Félix Rivas (micro-entrepreneurs in Caracas). Development Forum, July-August 1990 Spirited Córdoba's Riches: Argentina's second city is a repository of colonial architecture. The New York Times (Travel Section), Sunday, March 11, 1990 Argentina: Putting the 'Perón' Back In (campaign of Carlos Saúl Menem). NACLA Report on the Americas, Nov/Dec 1989 Mermaids and Other Fetishes: Images of Latin America. Central Park 15, spring 1989 The Fool's Progress, by Edward Abbey. (rev) The Village Voice Literary Supplement, Jan. 31, 1989 The Portable Lower East Side: Latin Americans in NYC. (rev) The Village Voice Literary Supplement, October 1988 Fiction and Politics: Interview with Ernesto Sabato. Threepenny Review, winter 1988 Hispanic Communities in the United States (review essay), Latin American Research Review xxiii, 3 (fall 1988): 227-237 Come Sunday, by Bradford Morrow. The Village Voice (rev), July 5, 1988 Imagining Argentina, by Lawrence Thornton. Keeping the spirits of resistance alive. In These Times (rev), March 16, 1988 The Stars at Noon, by Denis Johnson. In These Times, February 25-March, 1987 Never again? Argentina reconstructs. The Nation, May 24, 1986 Hispanic attitudes will alter politics. In These Times, October 9-15, 1985 Research Notes (monthly column, reviews of books and studies on Hispanics) Hispanic Monitor, Jan 1984- Apr 1985 Improper Conduct (film). Cuba Times (rev), June 1984 Havana: U.S. minorities meet far from home, Hispanic Monitor, December 1984 Philadelphia: journalists and media analysts critique coverage of Latin America, Hispanic Monitor, November 1984 Lawrence, Mass.: press, city blamed for ethnic tensions, Hispanic Monitor, October 1984 Differences overshadow agreements among Hispanic delegates, Hispanic Monitor, September 1984 New York: frustrations of Hispanic garment unionists, Hispanic Monitor, September 1984 From Immigrant Labor to Transnational Working Class. Contemporary Sociology (rev), June 1984 The nationalist roots of Mexican-American politics, Hispanic Monitor, May 1984 "Model" Costa Rica: class war in the Latin Switzerland. The Nation, January 28, 1984: 94-95 Lucha y decepción del Libertador (on Simón Bolívar), Areíto, December 1983:22-25 The Lone Ranger (on Edén Pastora, Nicaragua), The Nation, November 26, 1983: 525 Literacy race. (Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba) The Nation, May 7, 1983: 562 U.S.-Cuban relations: a chronology of important events. Cuba Update, October 1982 Criminal and civil law in Cuba: an introduction. Cuba Update, March 1982 Men of Wajda (review essay on films Man of Iron and Man of Marble, by Andrzej Wajda), Film Criticism, fall 1981 Inferior status The Nation, September 5, 1981 The many faces of Eva (biographies of Eva Perón). In These Times, Aug. 27-Sep. 2, 1981 "Man of Marble," film directed by Andrzej Wajda. In These Times, April 1-7, 1981 (review) The U.S. press and the Cuban exodus. Cuba Update, fall 1980 The Technological Conscience, by Manfred Stanley (review). Contemporary Sociology 1980 Latin American Women: Historical Perspectives, ed. Asunción Lavrin. Américas, v. 32, n. 3, March 1980 (review) Discovery: Renzo de Felice on Fascism. Theory & Society January 1978 (review) The Yugoslavs, by Dusko Doder. Minneapolis Tribune, Sunday, July 23, 1978 (review) Hidden Terrors, by J. Langguth. Minneapolis Tribune, Sunday, June 25, 1978 (review) Cuban Workers in Exile. TransAction, 8, 11, September 1971 El cambio social y las estructuras políticas: hacia un modelo teórico. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, 1967 An Industrial Classification for Developing Economies: Review of the Literature on 'Situs'. Agora 1965 Forging the Conscience of a Race. Comment (Harvard), May 1962 TopFiction & vignettesFrom a Trolley Stop in Amsterdam, Ink Pot Special Edition 2004 Stairways. Small Spiral Notebook, Vol. III, No. 1, Winter 2004 The Gazi, Chapter 1 of A Gift for the Sultan. Copperfield Review, Spring 2003 Courbet And The Red Virgin (April 1871): A short story in the form of a screenplay, in The Copperfield Review, Summer 2001 (click on "Fiction") Melliflua and the Fauns, Web del Sol's In Posse, Spring 2001 -- A fable about how a pre-teen girl solves her problems with some hairy, horny boys; inspired by a statue in the Gabinetto Segreto ("Secret Cabinet") of the Archaeological Museum in Naples. Bravo, Scrittore! in Linnaean Street, Spring 2001 A lua no ceu da baía, in Exquisite Corpse, Summer 2000 Zen Garden. The Threepenny Review, spring 1999 On a Page from Rilke. Looking Glass 1994 The Fall of Randall Smullyan. Vigil Anti No. 4, Vigil 9, 1993 Tidbinbilla. Central Park, spring 1992 *Welcome to My Contri. Fiction International, fall 1988 *Popo. Central Park, spring 1988 **Dancing with Lucha and The Lair, Yellow Silk #25, winter 1987 *Valencia Afternoon. West Wind Review, spring 1987 *Incident on Mother's Day. Central Park, fall 1986 Here's One Union That's Going All the Way. Labor Notes, June 19, 1980 ___________ *Included in book, Welcome to My Contri ** Reprinted in anthology,Yellow Silk: Erotic Arts and Letters. New York: Harmony Books, 1990. Teachingadjunct1985-2002. New York University1996. Wayne State University 1992, 1980. New School for Social Research 1988-89. Roosevelt High School, Bronx, NY 1982-84. Cornell University Labor Liberal Arts 1982. Boricua College 1980-83. Empire State Labor College 1980-81. Montclair State College 1966-67. Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras full-time1977-79. St.
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