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Latino Studies at the United States Universities and Сolleges
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Latino Studies at the United States Universities and Сolleges
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S0044748X0000619-9-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Iranda Lopes  Alexandr Kubyshkin
Edition
Issue 10
Pages
98-104
Abstract
The article discusses the main trends of development of Latino studies in the contemporary US. The authors are describing the process of emerging of the traditional Latin American Studies with new programs on the Hispanic community of the United States, the creation of the new approaches to the social, political and cultural role of the Latino inside American society/
Keywords
Latin American Studies, Hispanics/Latino population, educational and research programs for Latino community
Date of publication
01.10.2012
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