This article offers a panoramic revision of the complex relationships between Black populations, the Caribbean space, and the Central American isthmus from the Colony to the present. As a framework for this analysis, I explore the concept of AfroCentral Americanness, as a simultaneous circumstance of geographical, cultural and political dislocation and translocation. On the one hand, Central American countries exclude both the space and Afro-Central American identities from their repertoires of nationhood. On the other, these populations define themselves through a linkage with the insular Caribbean since the colonial times. They affirm a Circum-Caribbean experience during the (liberal) plantations era. They also capitalize their Afro-Latin...
In this article I will attempt to lay a different ground, in order to transcend these discursive ter...
Witches who steal your soul by embracing you, councils of blacks and mulattos, secret dances, dances...
This article compares four Caribbean migrations towards the four Metropoles that dominate the Caribb...
This article refers to a historiographic and comparative analysis of Afro-descendant populations in ...
In recent decades, the Caribbean Space and the figure of the Afro-Costa Rican have become a creative...
The black Caribs, or Garifuna, have populated the Caribbean coasts of four Central American countrie...
This article has two primary aims. The first part discusses the history of English-speaking Afro-Ame...
Central Americans of African descent are in the margins on the histories of transmigrations and poli...
En estas líneas el autor aborda el tema de la ausencia de lo africano-afrocaribeño en la construcció...
The present research intends to clarify the late African identity all across Latin America and, more...
This article aims to analyze the use that various Afro-Colombian sectors made of the racial ideas de...
In this article, the ethnogenesis of the Garínagu on the Lesser Antilles and their migratory history...
Los Caribes negros o Garífunas pueblan desde finales del siglo XVIII las costas caribes de 4países d...
This article analyzes the thought of representing Afro-Caribbean mid-twentieth century intellectuals...
This article, which is based on a keynote address, delivered for the 2nd International Congress of C...
In this article I will attempt to lay a different ground, in order to transcend these discursive ter...
Witches who steal your soul by embracing you, councils of blacks and mulattos, secret dances, dances...
This article compares four Caribbean migrations towards the four Metropoles that dominate the Caribb...
This article refers to a historiographic and comparative analysis of Afro-descendant populations in ...
In recent decades, the Caribbean Space and the figure of the Afro-Costa Rican have become a creative...
The black Caribs, or Garifuna, have populated the Caribbean coasts of four Central American countrie...
This article has two primary aims. The first part discusses the history of English-speaking Afro-Ame...
Central Americans of African descent are in the margins on the histories of transmigrations and poli...
En estas líneas el autor aborda el tema de la ausencia de lo africano-afrocaribeño en la construcció...
The present research intends to clarify the late African identity all across Latin America and, more...
This article aims to analyze the use that various Afro-Colombian sectors made of the racial ideas de...
In this article, the ethnogenesis of the Garínagu on the Lesser Antilles and their migratory history...
Los Caribes negros o Garífunas pueblan desde finales del siglo XVIII las costas caribes de 4países d...
This article analyzes the thought of representing Afro-Caribbean mid-twentieth century intellectuals...
This article, which is based on a keynote address, delivered for the 2nd International Congress of C...
In this article I will attempt to lay a different ground, in order to transcend these discursive ter...
Witches who steal your soul by embracing you, councils of blacks and mulattos, secret dances, dances...
This article compares four Caribbean migrations towards the four Metropoles that dominate the Caribb...