Military power and popular protest: the U.S. Navy in Vieques, Puerto Rico

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Latin American and Latino Studies Cuban History and Society

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A Strategic Colony on the Margins of the Empire * Cultural Identity in Vieques * The Fishermen's War * We Are a Species on the Verge of Extinction: The Aftermath of the Fishermen's Crusade * Organizing for Change * From Pescadores to Rescatores: The Resurgence and Transformation of Struggle * The Battle of Vieques

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