Human Rights and Transnational Solidarity in Cold War Latin America.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Situating Transnational Solidarity within Critical Human Rights Studies of Cold War Latin America - Jessica Stites Mor -- Part I. Critical Precursors to Transnational Solidarity -- 1. The Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, Transnational Latin American Solidarity, and the United States during the Cold War - Margaret Power -- 2. Latin America Encounters Nelson Rockefeller: Imagining the Gringo Patrón in 1969 - Ernesto Capello -- 3. The Mexican Student Movement of 1968: National Protest Movements in International and Transnational Contexts - Sara Katherine Sanders -- Part II. Solidarity in Action -- 4. Cosmopolitans and Revolutionaries: Competing Visions of Transnationalism during the Boom in Latin America - Russell Cobb -- 5. Transnational Concepts, Local Contexts: Solidarity at the Grassroots in Pinochet's Chile - Alison J. Bruey -- 6. Cuba's Concept of "Internationalist Solidarity": Political Discourse, South- South Cooperation with Angola, and the Molding of Transnational Identities - Christine Hatzky -- Part III. The Influence of Transnational Solidarity on Postnational Responsibilities -- 7. "As the World Is My Witness": Transnational Chilean Solidarity and Popular Culture - Brenda Elsey -- 8. The Politics of Refuge: Salvadoran Refugees and International Aid in Honduras - Molly Todd -- Epilogue -- 9. Desire and Revolution: Socialists and the Brazilian Gay Liberation Movement in the 1970s - James N. Green -- Selected Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index.

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