61. Zona Latina:  The Internet In Latin America America (3/7/02) Profiles of latin americans who use A collection of various latinAmerican Internet studies are This allows for a panregional perspective of http://www.zonalatina.com/Internet.htm

The Internet in Latin America The World Wide Web is a form of new media that incorporates features from the traditional media: print (newspapers/magazines/outdoor), radio (sound) and television (video streams). On this page, we will provide information about the Internet in Latin America. This will undoubtedly be of interest to the Zona Latina visitor, who (1) is using the World Wide Web and (2) is interested in Latin American media. WWW INFORMATION PORTALS/NEWS SITES Aberdeen Group AdMedia.org AllNetResearch (USA) BizReport.com Business 2.0 (USA) Cahners In-Stat Group Center for Interactive Advertising, University of Texas at Austin (USA) ClickZ CNET.com (USA) CommerceNet/Nielsen (USA) Context (USA) CyberAtlas (USA) The CYBER Economist (Brazil) Data Folha (Brazil) Digital Marketing (Uruguay) Digitrends.net (USA) E Agora (Brazil e.Biz (Business Week) (USA) ebusinessforum E-BusinessWorld (USA) E-Commerce Times (USA) Economiabr.net (Brazil) Emarketeer.net

62. The University Of Iowa Libraries InfoHawk Gateway: Reference Sources By Subject including Puerto Ricans, Cuban americans, and Central more than 400 scholarly journalstreating latin American or the United Nations and regional human rights http://gateway.lib.uiowa.edu/refsubject-results.asp?subj=Latin American Studies

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Captive Resource Center "Ask the Expert" Forum Captive Basics Captive Explorer SM CATEX Reinsurance Marketplace Learning Center National Fraud Center Shop Captive.com ... Templates and Tools Businesses and Associations Business Center Virtual Offices Service Providers Directory Association Center Captive Pages ... E-mail us Risk Management . . . por favor! (Risk Management in Latin America) by Stavros Costarangos What is happening in Latin America? Everything! From globalization, automation, deregulation, and competition to privatization. Risk and insurance do not escape this reality and changes are being felt in the market. Risk management as a discipline and management process is not well known throughout the region but there is a growing need for these issues to be discussed and researched. Little by little those involved in the process of buying insurance for corporations are adding the risk management ingredient to their performance. Although there are not many full time "risk managers" in Latin America, other corporate officials are fullfilling the risk managers duties in a partial manner. Such is the case with those in charge of Industrial Safety & Engineering, Comptrollers, Finance Directors, General Managers, etc.

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65. Walc 2002 respond to the need for training latin americans in the to the Internet developmentin the latin American and links for national and regional activities based http://www.walc2002.pucmm.edu.do/ingles/inicio.htm

Home Program Registration Sponsors Organized by: Pontificial University Madre y Maestra, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Washington, DC June 18-21 5th Latin American and Caribbean Networking Workshop Organized by: Pontificial University Madre y Maestra, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Latin-American Networking School Foundation (ESLARED) Latin American and the Caribbean Forum of Networks (ENRED) GENERAL GOALS: Achieve a critical mass of professionals in networking infrastructure, information transmission, integrated network services, new technologies to help in the expansion of activities related to the Internet development in the Latin American and Caribbean countries, with emphasis on educational, health improvement and productivity enhancement. PARTICIPANTS: The participants must be involved in the planning or deployment of computer networks for Internet connectivity or the usage of Internet for the purpose of improving the quality of education, health-maintenance, collaborative projects and other communal goals that can benefit from IT technologies, from either governmental, NGO and the private sector. Internet specialists from Latin America and the Caribbean will share local and regional experiences to avoid pitfalls and highlight best-practices. Six concurrent tracks will cover different aspects of IT technologies, with plenaries for topics of general interest.

66. Regional Search Engines UN agencies, development NGOs and regional/state organizations. but potentially helpfullisting of jobs for African americans. of working in South/latin America http://www.sais-jhu.edu/careerservices/Students&Alumni/Links/Regional.html

Career Services Calendar of Events Students/Alumni Overview Career Exploration Sector Profiles Career Library ... HopkinsNET Employers Employer Services About SAIS Why hire from SAIS Alumni Employers ... Faculty Profiles About Us Our Mission Staff Directions SAIS Home Useful Links Career Information Consulting Fellowships Finance ... Other Regional Search Engines Africa Asia and the Middle East Europe The Americas Africa Africa JobBeat Job and employment indexes for positions in Africa. Features a link to Kenax translations, looking for African language translators. NEW! African Conflict Journal Addressing issues of conflict and conflict prevention in Africa. Africa Online Register to access vacancies across the Continent.

67. Latin America Action Program support for grassroots organizations in latin America that americans alone drinkone third of all coffee Service Committee,, New England regional Office, 2161 http://www.afsc.org/nero/necap.htm

American Friends Service Committee Mario Davila, Program Coordinator 2161 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02140 Phone: (617) 661-6130 Fax: (617) 354-2832 E-Mail: mdavila@igc.apc.org Latin America Action Program LAAP The Latin America Action Program of the AFSC New England Regional Office works in partnership with immigrants from Latin America as well as with peace and solidarity groups in New England to: protect immigrant rights, enhance community economic development of immigrant communities, preserve Latin American culture, establish solidarity with Latin American peoples Protecting Immigrant Rights Since 1984 The Latin America Action Program (LAAP) has worked to protect the rights of thousands of Latin American immigrants living in Greater Boston. In 1990, a discrimination suit settled between the American Baptist Church (ABC) and the United States government granted temporary protection to immigrants from El Salvador and Guatemala. Now, under new rules they must apply for political asylum. To assist ABC class members in their application processes, LAAP has trained paralegals to help them understand the political asylum application and suspension of deportation processes and to prepare their legal cases.

68. Foreign Policy. The Magazine Of Global Politics, Economic, And Ideas regional Sources. Site in Spanish and English) UN Economic Commission for latin America Middle East AIPAC americans for Peace Now AP Updates for the Middle http://www.foreignpolicy.com/resources/regional_sources.html

Enter your e-mail address to receive news about the magazine. join Foreign Policy 1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20036-2103 Phone: 202-939-2230 Fax: 202-483-4430 Regional Sources Subcategories: Africa Asia Europe Latin America ... Middle East Africa Africa Data Dissemination Service (ADDS) Africa News Online (AllAfrica.com) Africa Policy Information Center (APIC) An Annotated Resource List on African Studies African Development Institute Inc. Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) ... U.S. State Department, Bureau of African Affairs Asia ASEAN Asia Foundation Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Asia-Pacific Management Forum ... U.S. State Department, Bureau of South Asian Affairs Europe AP Updates for Europe EUbusiness: European Union Business Information Europa: Official Server of the EU Europarl (European Parliament) ... Western Policy Center Latin America AP Updates for Latin America ALADI (Site in Spanish) AmericasNet Center for the Study of Western Hemispheric Trade ... Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

69. CAMWS Committee For The Promotion Of Latin Annual Report the study of latin by famous americans of the courses but also by expanding the latinprogram beyond The preparation of annual regional reports has proven to http://department.monm.edu/classics/CPL/AnnualReports/AnnualReport2002.htm

CAMWS Committee for the Promotion of Latin Annual Report, 2002 The 2001 2002 goals for the CAMWS Committee for the Promotion of Latin were very ambitious: 1.) identifying Latin programs in each state and anticipating openings; 2.) developing contacts between CAMWS members and state foreign language coordinators; 3.) creating a list of expert high school teachers willing to speak to college students about careers in high school Latin teaching, sponsoring such events, putting testimonials on the CPL website; 4.) identifying the Latin teacher programs and their coordinators in CAMWS territory and obtaining statistical information about their graduates; and 5.) developing and distributing information about Latin to high school administrators and counselors. This information has been posted on the following webpages: http://department.monm.edu/classics/CPL/SupervisorsofForLangList.htm (for state foreign language coordinators); http://department.monm.edu/classics/CPL/master_latin_teacher_list.htm (for expert high school teachers); http://department.monm.edu/classics/CPL/secondary_teaching_certification.htm

70. Latin America A diverse team of latinamericans. Contacting the latin America Caribbean Division.For more information about the services of the latin America Caribbean http://www.jhintl.net/English/Patients/patientsDivisionLatinAmerica.asp

Regional Divisions Appointments Second Opinions Centers of Excellence ... Contact Us Latin America latinamerica@jhmi.edu A diverse team of Latin-Americans latinamerica@jhmi.edu Other Languages: latinamerica@jhmi.edu Appointment Request Form Sign up to receive our Patient E-Newsletter in English, Spanish or Portuguese: Hopkins News for You Back to top 601 North Caroline Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21287-0765 USA Contact Us

71. Economist.com | Country Briefings: Peru Toledo, will have a tense time trying to integrate new regional governments don'tthink so Nov 14th 2002 The latinobarometro poll latin americans are starting http://economist.com/countries/Peru/

Wednesday April 9th 2003 denotes premium content Log in Free registration Help ... Full contents Books, diaries and more Executive thinking, business education and more. Click here Economist.com The Economist Global Agenda ... Advertising info The good with the bad Mar 28th 2003 From The Economist Intelligence Unit Source: Country Forecast The economic recovery under way since mid-2002 has given the president, Alejandro Toledo, some much needed political capital, but his party, Peru Posible, is in a weak position in Congress and infighting has seen five respected members expelled from it ... more EIU Store Peru Backgrounders Peru Websites Governments on the WWW: Peru El Comercio (newspaper in Spanish) La Republica ... Public Trial Opens for Ex-Peru Spy Chief (Miami Herald) Apr 9th 2003 02:36 GMT Peru's Montesinos begins third public trial on corruption charges (AP via New Jersey Online) Apr 9th 2003 02:33 GMT Rights groups press Japan to extradite Peru leader (AlertNet) Apr 8th 2003 01:10 GMT Peru with strongest growth in Latam (Jang Group) Apr 7th 2003 00:33 GMT more...

72. Ciat In Focus - Rice: Latin America's Food Grain Of Choice where nearly threequarters of all latin americans currently reside on promoting thisbreeding approach in latin America and National and regional Institutions. http://www.ciat.cgiar.org/ciatinfocus/rice.htm

CIAT in Focus Agrobiodiversity Conservation: Keeping the Options Alive Common Bean: The Nearly Perfect Food Cassava: A Crop for Hard Times and Modern Times ... CIAT in Focus In the 20th century, rice ( Oryza sativa ) has gradually become the most important food grain in Latin America and the Caribbean, supplying consumers with more calories than staples such as wheat, maize, cassava, and potatoes. It is surpassed only by sugar as a source of energy in the diet. Visit our Rice Improvement Web site Download the PDF document (154 kb) For further information contact: Maria Nelly Medina The Importance of Rice Research for Development Partnerships ... Impact The Importance of Rice The displacement by rice of traditional staples, such as cassava and plantains, which are bulkier and more perishable, has its roots in rapid urbanization throughout the region. Because of its convenience, rice has found sizable markets in recent decades in the cities, where nearly three-quarters of all Latin Americans currently reside. Rice has many other dietary virtues as well, being rich in vitamins and minerals, low in fat and salt, and free of cholesterol. Rice is a versatile crop, with varieties adapted to a wide range of climates, soils, and moisture conditions. In Latin America about 55 percent of the crop (3.7 million hectares) is concentrated in wetlands, and roughly two-thirds of that area is irrigated. The other 45 percent (3.0 million hectares), referred to as "upland" rice, is grown under rainfed conditions.

73. InformIT.com : Articles > Winning Strategies For Latin Markets be enough to achieve regional market predominance. advertising industry's most representativeinformation source, Ad When latin americans travel or emigrate to http://www.informit.com/isapi/product_id~{C48E0A67-75A0-4546-A9F6-6FD79917D268}/

Our Publishing Partners: Addison-Wesley Cisco Press New Riders Peachpit Press ... Log In View Cart Home Articles Save Discuss ... E-mail Winning Strategies for Latin Markets DEC 13, 2002 By Jerry Haar Fernando Robles Francoise Simon . Article is provided courtesy of Financial Times Prentice Hall The New Latin Market: Latin American or American Latin? Strategy in Uncertain and Volatile Markets Drivers of Opportunities Windows of Opportunities Links to the Global Economy ... Conclusion This sample chapter is from Winning Strategies for the New Latin Markets Face-Off in the Gulf: Why Iraq, Why Now? Cases and Exercises in International Business International Business ... International Economics The Latin world is a challenging region in which to do business, but it offers many rewards. In this chapter from the book "Winning Strategies for the New Latin Markets," the authors provide recommendations on how firms may continue to operate in the powerful yet volatile Latin markets. Other articles by Jerry Haar Other articles by Fernando Robles Other articles by Francoise Simon Advertise With Us The last decade of the twentieth century was a time of profound economic transformation in Latin America. We began this book with an identification of key drivers of such transformation: global financial systems, regulatory reforms, regional integration, market transformation, and technology (see Figure 1.1). With different levels of intensity and at different times, these drivers have had a profound impact on all Latin American countries, without exception. The impact has transformed industry and business strategy. In Chapters 3 to 7, we analyzed the impact of these drivers on the infrastructure, consumer markets, banking, and health sectors. In this chapter we revisit our initial framework, assess the strategy of adapters and shapers introduced in Chapter 1, and provide recommendations on how firms may continue to operate in Latin markets.

74. Ithaca College Library Subject Guide latin americans. There is a separate guide for resources about Nativeamericans. onlineguide to international, national and regional membership associations http://www.ithaca.edu/library/biblio/multicultural.html

Guide to Library and Web Resources for Multicultural Studies at the Ithaca College Library phone: (607)-274-3890 reference@ithaca.edu Ithaca College Library This guide is designed to help locate information about the many disciplines related to Multicultural Studies.These are merely suggested starting points, use the online catalog , indexes and other resources to identify additional materials. Books or articles not available on campus may be obtained by Interlibrary Loan Background Information Associations Individuals ... Internet Resources Background Information Begin your research with sources that will give you background information, define terms and develop a complete picture of your topic. This research will help you to focus on those aspects of the topic that will be both of interest to you and have enough information for your paper. This is a selected list of titles for background information. African-Americans African-American Almanac REF E185.N385 ed. 7

75. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle of Hong Kong History, Archaeology, regional Studies. African americans in theAntiImperialist Movement. Computer-Based latin American Iberian Resources http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2706

76. CSU Stanislaus Library Virtual Reference Desk Vietnamese americans. latin America Handbook of latin American Studies (Library of CaliforniaRegional Economic information (Oregon State University); California http://wwwlibrary.csustan.edu/refdesk/

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77. Voice Of The Shuttle: Area And Regional Studies and institutes at the national and regional levels to latin AMERICAN MEXICAN STUDIES. Mexicansand americans, Understanding Each Other (MauricioJosé Schwarz http://www.qub.ac.uk/english/shuttle/area.html

VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE: The "Voice of the Shuttle: Web Page for Humanities Research" was woven by Alan Liu E-mail me your suggestions . For quicker European access, there is an Italian mirror and U. K. mirror . (This sub-page last revised 11/7/96) (VoS Home Page) AFRICAN STUDIES AMERICAN STUDIES FAR EASTERN STUDIES ... The Electronic Embassy (info and links to foreign embassies in Washington D. C.) International Affairs (excellent annotated metapage of international affairs and politics sites) (Nathan Gilliatt, Duke U.) International Cultural Studies (Sarah Zupko's Cultural Studies Center) International Guide (links to resources in literature, language, and culture of other nations) International Relations and Politics WEB (Juris Jauntirans) International Simulations (metapage of international and area studies resources) (Grace York, U. Michigan) Multilaterals Project (Full text of International Conventions and other multilateral instruments) U. of Calif. Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (new URL) United Nations Scholars' Workstation at Yale University World-Systems Archive (U. Colorado, Boulder)

78. Report On Democratic Development In Latin America analysis and knowledge concerning regional realities, so the perceptions of latinAmericans themselves concerning Democratic Development in latin America will http://www.lademocracia.org/en/index_en.htm

Democratic Development in Latin America state, citizen perceptions, indicators, agenda español click the image to enter The project’s intent is to support the strengthening and expansion of democracies in Latin America. The debate within Latin America concerning its own democratic experience has been fragmented and often limited to very restricted circles. The vast majority of Latin Americans, including even groups of its leaders, are unaware of the degree to which their dilemmas are not exclusively limited to their own countries but are at least partially shared by other countries in the region. To reach these goals the project’s task is not merely academic. If indeed theoretical and systematic thought is required to ground the analysis and knowledge concerning regional realities, so too is the practical experience of actors and the perceptions of Latin Americans themselves concerning their social experience in democracy. This effort focuses in on the examination of the issues touching on the governability of these democracies, on the description of their current situation, on the identification and in-depth discussion of their most severe challenges, and—as a result of these tasks—on the laying out of the criteria which might lift up the political options in the region. The first report on Democratic Development in Latin America will be published in the second trimester of 2003, and for its elaboration will rely on three basic sources of analysis and information: 1) the academic analyses written by the project team together with renowned academics from within and without the region; 2) in depth interviews with political, social, and economic actors; and 3) a quantitative data base resulting from the analysis of comparative indicators on democratic governability together with an opinion poll carried out in 17 countries of the region.

79. The Project Seeks To Support The Strengthening And Expansion Of analysis and knowledge concerning regional realities, so of perceptions of latinAmericans themselves concerning Democratic Development in latin America will http://www.lademocracia.org/en/presentation.htm

The project seeks to support the strengthening and expansion of democracies in Latin America. The debate within Latin America concerning its own democratic experience has been fragmented and often limited to very restricted circles. The vast majority of Latin Americans, including even some of its leaders, are unaware of the degree to which their dilemmas are not exclusively limited to their own countries but are at least partially shared by other countries in the region. To reach these goals the project’s task is not merely academic. If indeed theoretical and systematic thought is required to ground the analysis and knowledge concerning regional realities, so too is the practical experience of actors and the publicizing of perceptions of Latin Americans themselves concerning their social experience in democracy. This effort focuses on the examination of the issues touching on the governability of these democracies, on the description of their current situation, on the identification and in-depth discussion of their most severe challenges, and—as a result of these tasks—on the laying out of the criteria which would highlight the political options in the region. The first report on Democratic Development in Latin America will be published in the second trimester of 2003, and for its elaboration will rely on three basic sources of analysis and information: 1) the academic analyses written by the project team together with renowned academics from within and without the region; 2) in depth interviews with political, social, and economic actors; and 3) a quantitative data base resulting from the analysis of comparative indicators on democratic governability together with an opinion poll carried out in 17 countries of the region.

80. Primary & Secondary Education In Latin America - LANIC LANIC's page for K12 Education programs and resources.Category regional South America Education...... http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/region/k-12/

This page is designed to provide resources for parents, educators, and students. You will find resources for language, history, and geography classes, among others, as well as many for native speakers of Spanish and Portuguese. There is a vast range of resources on innumerable subjects that could be of use to students, parents, and teachers at the secondary education level. Where advanced students need more in-depth information, please visit the appropriate country or subject page or pages on LANIC . The Site Map contains alphabetical lists of the country and subject pages, and the Countries page lists countries by region: Caribbean, Central America, South America, and North America. Latin American Resources Aula Activa Cl@se Correo del Maestro Educ.ar Argentina Eduteca Tecnologías de Información y Comunicaciones para enseñanza Básica y Media Portal de los Educadores Hispanoparlantes Portal Enlaces Chile PREAL REDUC Country Resources Country Studies Library of Congress CountryWatch Electronic Embassy Fact Monster Atlas ... Central and South America Colouring Book of Flags North America and the Caribbean Colouring Book of Flags Historical Text Archive for Latin America Except Mexico Lonely Planet Destinations Maps of the Americas Outline Maps Rainforest Education Project ... World Factbook 2001 CIA Argentina Columbia School Cuatrogatos Revista de Literatura Infantil Educ.ar

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