Review of International American Studies
Tom 11 (2018)

Campo di fiori, or Walls

Paweł Jędrzejko

Introduction

Virginia R. Dominguez

Photo Essay: Re-Mapping The US-Mexico Border

Alejandro Lugo

The Many Forms and Meanings of (Peace) Walls in Conteporary Northern Ireland

Laura McAtackney

Walls That Bridge : Or, What We Can Learn from the Roman Walls

Giorgio Mariani

Fence Walls : From the Iron Curtain to the US and Hungarian Border Barriers a nd the Emergence of Global Walls

Eva Eszter Szabo

Fencing in and out : Israel’s Separation Wall and the Whitewashing of State Violence

Amalia Sa’ar, Sarai B. Aharoni, Alisa C. Lewin

To Build A Wall : Imaginaries of Identity in Yucatan, Mexico

Gabriela Vargas-Cetina, Steffan Igor Ayora-Diaz

Mending Wall? : The War over History in South Korea

Sangjun Jeong

Wall Art end the Presence of Absence

Jasmin Habib

Epilogue: Turning to the Wall : Concepts across Space and Time

Gyorgy Toth

"America Unbound", Encyclopedic Literature and Hemispheric Studies, Antonio Barrenechea, [b.m.], [b.r.] : [recenzja]

Juliana Nalerio Antonio Barrenechea

Abstracts and Notes on Contributors

"RIAS" Editorial Policy and "RIAS" Style

Borders and vacuums

Paweł Jędrzejko

Presidential address for IASA 8th world congress Laredo TX, 12–21 July 2017

Manuel Broncano Rodríguez

Notes on the illegal condition in the state of extraction. How not to be an informant

Alberto Moreiras

Children and youth. Disadvantaged and Disenfranchised by the Current US Immigration Regime

Marietta Messmer

Placing Time, Timing Space. Memory as Border and Line of (Hi)Stories i n Richard McGuire’s Graphic Narrative Here

Alice Balestrino

The Canvas and the Maze. Deconstructing Wall and Frontier in Contemporary American Science Fiction

Chiara Grilli

The New School for Social Research as a Patron of European Scholars

Antonio Daniel Juan Rubio, Isabel María García Conesa

„We Are Sliding Into Uncharted Territory, And We Are Alone In This.” A New Look At Political Disorientation

Fabrizio Tonello

„The Thin Delights Of Moonshine And Romance”. Romance, Tourism, and Realism in Hawthorne’s „The Marble Faun”

Carlo Martinez