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Original folder label contains illegible letter or number. Photocopy of original label is in rehoused file for future reference. G (?) is best approximation available and reflects uncertainty of "G" as a definite transcription of label.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of the Latin American Perspectives collection includes materials related to the publication of LAP's academic, peer-reviewed journal. The journal began in 1974 and focuses on political economy, imperialism, socialism, civil rights, social justice, and anti-war movements as they relate to Latin America. Most issues are generally constrained to a single nation, region, or subject of inquiry. Many of the folders included notes related to the editorial and...

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"Accept 7/25/04" was written across the top of the original folder.

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"Accept pend. minor 9/28/03" was written across the top of the original folder.

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"Accept/Rev 10/21/01 Accept/minor 06/02/02" was written across the top of the original folder.

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"Accept w/minor 2/8/04 6/16/04 MANUSCRPIT READY TO GO" was written across the top of the original folder.

Series Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of the Latin American Perspectives collection includes materials related to the publication of LAP's academic, peer-reviewed journal. The journal began in 1974 and focuses on political economy, imperialism, socialism, civil rights, social justice, and anti-war movements as they relate to Latin America. Most issues are generally constrained to a single nation, region, or subject of inquiry. Many of the folders included notes related to the editorial and...

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"4 Mexico D.F (Debbie's issues) Poss Pub/pend subrev. 4/9/00" was written across the top of the original folder.

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"Accept Oct 20, 2000" was written across the top of the original folder.

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"Poss. Pub./pend. subs. revisions 01/09/98 published issue #119 *see note inside!" was written across the top of the original folder.