The Caribbean: Survival, Struggle, and Sovereignty

History

Sunshine, Catherine A.

Americas

Epica Task Force

Empire & the Word: Prophetic parallels between the exilic experience & Central America's crisis [Jan 01, 1988] Wheaton, Philip ...

Empire & the Word: Prophetic parallels between the exilic experience & Central America's crisis

Wheaton, Philip

Ancient Civilizations

El Salvador: A Spring Whose Waters Never Run Dry

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Book by Anaya, Mirna (foreword); Adams, U. S. Senator Brock (introduction).

Condoning the Killings: Ten Years of Massacres in El Salvador

Mirna (foreword)

Adams U. S. Senator Brock (introduction). Anaya

Ecumenical Program on Central America &

Book by Esquivel, Julia, Woehrle, Anne

The Certainty of Spring: Poems by a Guatemalan in Exile (English, Spanish and Spanish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Esquivel, Julia

Woehrle, Anne

Poetry

"Interviews with more than 40 Guatemalan women in the late 1980s, all but two in Spanish (even though they were mostly ethnically indigenous). Notes that most successful interviews came when the subject herself 'directed' the process. Their voices tell a series of clear 'short stories' on wide array of themes, roughly grouped together under the headings of work, being Indian, family, and resistance"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.http://www.loc.gov/hlas/

Guatemalan Women Speak

Margaret Hooks

Social Sciences

This is an anthology of conversations with women who lived through El Salvador's bloody civil war.Here, in their own words, women reveal how they are coming to terms with their memories of war, death squads and disappearances, and how they are using those memories to shape a new theology and work for a better future.Women from Christian communities, women's groups and political organisations describe their need to 're-member' what has been 'dis-membered' in the violence of war. They show how it is possible, through remembrance, to effect spiritual and physical healing. Their courage and hope are inspirational.

Life Out of Death: The Feminine Spirit in El Salvador

Best, Marigold

Hussey, Pamela

The Globalization of Hope is the fruit of eight years of work by EPICA staff on Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean. The book charts a difficult transition in Central America from popular struggles for liberation to local struggles for survival. Neoliberalism's impact on the poor is examined, as is the struggle of the poor to develop a global alternative. The emergence of new social movements is highlighted, from the struggle for indigenous autonomy in Chiapas to the empowerment of women in the global economy. Human rights violations in Honduras and the victimization of Panamanians during the US invasion are discussed. The legacy of US intervention in Haiti and Cuba is outlined, as is the poltical economy of US-Mexican border policy. A final section highlights the need for a globalization from below.

EPICA's 30th Anniversary Anthology, Volume I, The Globalization of Hope

Scott Wright

Ann Butwell, Kathy Ogle

Sociology

We Make The Road By Walking is the fruit of eight years  of work by EPICA staff on Central America, Mexico and the  Caribbean. The book examines the role of liberation theology in the  new international context. It looks at the Church of the poor in a  postwar period in Nicargaua, El Salvador and Guatemala. The indigenous  face of the Church in Chiapas and the way women are transforming the  Church are highlighted. The defense of the rights of the poor in El  Salvador and recovery of historic memory in Guatemala offer hope and  challenge. The role of Haiti's "Little Church," and the new  relationship between Church and State in Cuba are outlined. The final  two sections illuminate the witness of martyrs, and they call for  solidarity for the new millennium, especially the Jubilee drive to  cancel debts.

EPICA's 30th Anniversary Anthology, Volume II, We Make The Road By Walking (Epica's 30th Anniversary Anthology, Vol 2)

Business & Money

Economics

In this remarkable collection of interviews Marie Racine has transformed herself into the mouthpiece for a generation of valiant Haitian women who, fortunately for the reading public, are silent no longer. These poignant stories of the daily struggle for a dignified existence in the hemisphere's poorest republic-a place regrettably forgotten by mainstream media except when hammered by political violence or natural disaster-are beautifully related and reflect a rare sensitivity on Racine's part, both as listener and writer.

Like the Dew That Waters the Grass: Words from Haitian Women

Racine, Marie M. B.

Ogle, Kathy

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