Journal of Latin American Geography
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TRIANNUAL · 7 x 10 · 150 PAGES/ISSUE · ISSN 1545-2476 · E-ISSN 1548-5811
JLAG (formerly titled the Yearbook) is a publication of the Conference of Latin American Geography (CLAG). JLAG publishes original geographical and interdisciplinary research on Latin America and the Caribbean. One of the benefits of a subscription to JLAG is a CLAG membership. Information on the benefits of CLAG membership can be found on the organization's website.
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Recent Issues
2019 JLAG, 18:3
2019 JLAG, 18:2
2019 JLAG, 18:1
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2018 JLAG, 17:3
2018 JLAG, 17:2
2018 JLAG, 17:1
2017 JLAG, 16:3
2017 JLAG, 16:2
2017 JLAG, 16:1
2016 JLAG, 15:3
2016 JLAG, 15:2
2016 JLAG, 15:1
2015 JLAG, 14:3
2015 JLAG, 14:2
2015 JLAG, 14:1
2014 JLAG, 13:3
2014 JLAG, 13:2
2014 JLAG, 13:1
2013 JLAG, 12:3
2013 JLAG, 12:2
2013 JLAG, 12:1
2012 JLAG, 11:2
2012 JLAG, 11:1
2011 JLAG, 10:2
2011 JLAG, 10:1
2010 JLAG, 9:2
2010 JLAG, 9:1
2009 JLAG, 8:2
2009 JLAG, 8:1
2008 JLAG, 7:2
2008 JLAG, 7:1
2007 JLAG, 6:2
2007 JLAG, 6:1
2006 JLAG, 5:2
2006 JLAG, 5:1
2005 JLAG, 4:2
2005 JLAG, 4:1
2004 JLAG, 3
2003 JLAG, 2
2002 JLAG, 1
2001 Yearbook
2000 Yearbook
1999 Yearbook
1998 Yearbook
1997 Yearbook
1996 Yearbook
- Modern-Colonial Geographies in Latin America: The Mirage of the Civilizing City and the Archaic Countryside
- Mara Duer, Simone Veglió
- Decolonizing the Landfill: Counter-Maps of Waste in Buenos Aires
- Agnese Codebó
- Dscolonizar las epistemolgías urbanas: Saber experto y colectivos por el derecho a la ciudad, ¿quién puede decir "la verdad" sobre los problemas de la cuidad?
- Nizaiá Cassián-Yde
- El senti...
2019 JLAG, 18:2
- Open Source Mapping in Latin America: Collaborative Approaches in the Classroom and Field
- Marie Price, Andrii Berdnyk, Sudie Brown
- Unraveling the Ethnoterritorial Fix in the Peruvian Amazon: Indigenous Livelihoods and Resource Management after Communal Land Titling (1980s–2016)
- Ramzi M. Tubbeh, Karl S. Zimmerer
- Forging a Regional Speleoogy: Publications, Friendship, and Idenitity in Cuban and Venezuelan Cave Science and E...
2019 JLAG, 18:1
- Unsettling territory: Indigenous Mobilizations, the Territorial Turn, and the Limits of Land Rights in the Paraguay-Brazil Borderlands
- Joel E. Correia
- Geographic Rift in the Urban Periphery, and Its Concrete Manifestations in Morelia, Mexico
- Brian M. Napoletano, Jaime Paneque-Gálvez, Yadir...
2018 JLAG, 17:3
- Petro-Geographies and Hydrocarbon Realities in Latin America
- Matthew Fry and Elvin Delgado
- Petro-geographies and the dialectic of the everyday: Enforcing environmental laws in the hydrocarbon sector in post-neoliberal Ecuador
- Teresa Bornschlegl
- Canadian Capital and the Denationalization of the Mexican Energy Sector: A Geojuridical Approach
- Aleida Hernandez Cervantes and Anna Zalik
- Shifting Volumetric Imagina...
2018 JLAG, 17:2
- New Geographies of China and Latin America Relations: Introduction to the Special Issue
- Julie Michelle Klinger and Tom Narins
- Imagining and Linking Latin America: Chinese Regional Mobilities and Social Networks in Chile
- Carol Chan
- A Brief History of Outer Space Cooperation Between Latin America and China
- Julie Michelle Klinger
- Beanstalks and Trust in Chinese and Brazilian Food Systems
- Adrian H. He...
2018 JLAG, 17:1
2017 JLAG, 16:3
2017 JLAG, 16:2
2017 JLAG, 16:1
2016 JLAG, 15:3
2016 JLAG, 15:2
2016 JLAG, 15:1
2015 JLAG, 14:3
2015 JLAG, 14:2
2015 JLAG, 14:1
2014 JLAG, 13:3
2014 JLAG, 13:2
2014 JLAG, 13:1
2013 JLAG, 12:3
2013 JLAG, 12:2
2013 JLAG, 12:1
2012 JLAG, 11:2
2012 JLAG, 11:1
2011 JLAG, 10:2
2011 JLAG, 10:1
2010 JLAG, 9:2
2010 JLAG, 9:1
2009 JLAG, 8:2
2009 JLAG, 8:1
2008 JLAG, 7:2
2008 JLAG, 7:1
2007 JLAG, 6:2
2007 JLAG, 6:1
2006 JLAG, 5:2
2006 JLAG, 5:1
2005 JLAG, 4:2
2005 JLAG, 4:1
2004 JLAG, 3
2003 JLAG, 2
2002 JLAG, 1
2001 Yearbook
2000 Yearbook
1999 Yearbook
1998 Yearbook
1997 Yearbook
1996 Yearbook
Submissions:
Guidelines for submission to the Journal of Latin American Geography may be found by visiting JLAG's online submission portal.
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Editorial Office:
Editor
John(ny) Finn, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology, Social Work, & Anthropology
Christopher Newport University
1 Avenue of the Arts, Newport News, VA 23606
Book Review Editor
Eric Carter
Department of Geography
Macalester College
Carnegie Hall, 103a
1600 Grand Avenue, Saint Paul, MN 55105
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