Series Editors: Jasmine Gideon, Geoffrey Kantaris, Tony Kapcia, Lucy Taylor, Ann Varley and Matthew Brown

The Bulletin of Latin American Research Book Series publishes original research of current interest on Latin America, the Caribbean, inter-American relations, and the Latin American Diaspora from all academic disciplines within the social sciences, history, and cultural studies.

Launched in 2008, this series aims to publish research monographs and edited collections that complement the wide scope of the Bulletin itself. It is published and distributed in association with Wiley-Blackwell. We aim to make the series the home of some of the most exciting, innovatory work currently being undertaken on Latin America and we welcome outlines or manuscripts of interdisciplinary, single-authored, jointly-authored or edited volumes.

Guidelines for submitting
If you are thinking of submitting a proposal, please include the following:

Overview: outlining your rationale for the book, the central argument and how you see the book making a contribution not just within your own particular area of work, but also more generally to the field.
For edited collections, the overview should also indicate whether all contributors have agreed to write their chapter.
Summary of contents: an outline of the book's structure and content, with a two-paragraph summary of each chapter and the introduction and conclusion.
A draft introduction and two sample chapters should be submitted in full wherever possible.
For edited collections, the summary should also include the names and affiliations of all chapter authors.

Please note that book manuscripts should be no longer than 80,000 words including contents lists, references and other peripheral text. The proposal should also confirm the expected length of the manuscript as well as the number and type of illustrations to be included.

Where to send your proposals
Please send your proposal as an email attachment in Word to Ken Lestrange, Editorial Assistant, email: [email protected]

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