Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

eScholarship stats: History by Item for May through August, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06	2026-05
0363f8r0	The Art of Fernando Botero	398	193	33	63	109
1ff3s1c6	From the Quantity to the Quality of Employment: An Application of the Capability Approach to the Chilean Labour Market	203	101	33	30	39
2r0461n3	Mythical Terrain and the Building of Mexico’s UNAM	193	81	18	49	45
5027r0fb	Climbing Up the Technology Ladder? High-Technology Exports in China and Latin America	185	28	17	53	87
7q5402w4	Coalitional Choices and Strategic Challenges: The Landless Movement in Brazil, 1970–2005	185	52	12	44	77
22k705wf	Privatized Unemployment Insurance: Can Chile’s New Unemployment Insurance Scheme Serve as a Model for Other Developing Countries?	176	71	8	39	58
1k61r3xj	A Social, Public Safety, and Security Argument for Licensing Undocumented Drivers	164	80	29	18	37
1625t8mr	The Women of Ciudad Juárez	161	55	24	34	48
0jc0f5p1	Long Road to the Voto Postal: Mexican Policy and People of Mexican Origin in the U.S.	158	45	29	25	59
7mx836wh	Dangerous Spaces of Citizenship: Gang Talk, Rights Talk, and Rule of Law in Brazil	158	33	18	27	80
02c247jq	Trade Strategies in the Context of Economic Regionalism: The Case of Mercosur	149	47	16	36	50
1wh5m3hj	Diverging Trade Strategies in Latin America: An Analytical Framework	147	36	14	32	65
5w21n8kd	Cycles of Electoral Democracy in Latin America, 1900-2000	146	83	16	13	34
6d11b3dx	Decentralization and Access to Social Services in Colombia	134	36	32	22	44
0ft3k11c	The United States and Illegal Crops in Colombia: The Tragic Mistake of Futile Fumigation	128	46	17	14	51
4kb4t7t9	The Bachelet Administration: The Normalization of Politics?	126	23	15	31	57
7zh4j3wp	Historical Timing and Party Building in “Third Wave” Democracies: The Latin American Experience	126	39	13	21	53
2ms3b9m5	Mexico’s Deteriorating Oil Outlook: Implications and Energy Options for the Future	120	46	13	22	39
4hj9d7nw	Modernizing the International Boundary and Water Commission	118	21	12	39	46
3x86h366	After the Water War: Contemporary Political Culture in Cochabamba, Bolivia	116	30	5	37	44
3zd0h0z0	MERCOSUR Economic Issues: Successes, Failures and Unfinished Business	116	36	10	32	38
6nm0t6xf	Meeting the Need for Safe Drinking Water in Rural Mexico through Point-of-Use Treatment	115	31	12	25	47
19s5z2k1	In China's Mirror	112	27	12	25	48
3v24c03v	Art and Violence	111	18	13	26	54
97m259nk	Global and U.S. Immigration: Patterns, Issues, and Outlook	105	23	10	22	50
3tw2m8qj	Pemex: Problems and Policy Options	104	27	15	24	38
35q3b3sv	Work, Development and Globalization	100	23	4	21	52
6430k98r	Progressive Governance for the 21<sup>st</sup> Century: The Brazilian Experience	98	32	13	25	28
8m1214v4	Effective Renewable Energy Policy: Leave It to the States?	95	17	10	23	45
4xf012nm	Investigative<strong> Journalism and Access to Information in Mexico</strong>	94	23	7	23	41
3gp4z2c9	Governance from Below in Bolivia: A Theory of Local Government with Two Empirical Tests	91	29	2	19	41
9vn1r7f1	Urban Planning:Innovations From Brazil	81	18	7	24	32
1wb6n7kw	The Organizations of Unemployed Workers in Greater Buenos Aires	80	19	3	11	47
4gv7n7kr	Transparency and Accountability: The Changing U.S. Perspective	80	18	2	27	33
57f1q95v	FDI as a Sustainable Development Strategy: Evidence from Mexican Manufacturing	77	22	6	22	27
5fx9735g	A Record Number of Conflicts? Michelle Bachelet’s Inheritance of Unresolved Employment Issues	75	24	6	12	33
4q4975nd	La evolución política de Chile (1988-2003)	73	40	7	9	17
7n5590dk	Re-Regulating the Mexican Gulf	72	23	7	21	21
2bx1d3z8	The Chilean Presidential Elections of 2005–2006: More Continuity than Change	71	18	15	10	28
23p3q8rt	Torture, Human Rights, and Terrorism	62	19	7	10	26
8ns1k9mb	Born in the USA: The Identities of American-Born Latinos	62	20	5	13	24
0988p012	Innovative Firms in Three Emerging Economies: Comparing the Brazilian, Mexican, and Argentinean Industrial Elite	59	14	6	15	24
0cf4p3hf	Adolescent Marriage, Agency, and Schooling in Rural Honduras	58	3	1	12	42
26s1s6d3	Economic Integration and the Environment in Mexico	57	26	12	7	12
3f87m10k	<strong>Sustainable Development Opportunities at the Climate, Land, Energy and Water Nexus in Nicaragua</strong>  ,  Lopez,  F. , Luger, and Daniel M. Kammen	53	9	7	9	28

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