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The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook UniversityFor Faculty Old Faculty FellowsEric Zolov Faculty Book Discussion

 

Eric Zolov Faculty Book Discussion

Integrating diplomatic, political and cultural history, Eric Zolov examines Mexican internationalism during a pivotal moment in the Global Cold War, when the possibilities for a reconfiguration of geopolitical alignments and revolutionary transformations in global capitalism seemed real if not imminent.  At the same time, he looks beyond the impact of the Cuban revolution to gain a broader perspective on the multitudinous, transnational forces that shaped Mexican political subjectivities during this period and beyond. .

Co-sponsored by Latin American & Caribbean Studies Center and the Institute for Globalization Studies at Stony Brook.

Zoom registration is required to participate. Click here to register.

Click here to download a PDF of the poster.
 Zolov book cover                         Professor Eric Zolov is Professor of History and former Director of Latin American & Caribbean Studies Center at Stony Brook University. The author of Refried Elvis: The Rise of the Mexican Counterculture (1999), he has published widely on popular culture, twentieth-century Mexico, and U.S.-Latin American relations.  He is currently finishing a co-authored book on the 2019 social uprising in Chile interpreted through the lens of protest graphics.