2005 Annual Fall Meeting
NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Saturday, October 1, 2005
Druckenmiller Hall
Bowdoin College
Brunswick, Maine
http://academic.bowdoin.edu/latinamerica/calendar/NECLAS.shtml
C O N T E N T S
Program ....................................................................................................................................................................................................page 1
Luncheon and prize awards information ............................................................................................................................................page 6
Sherry hour information ......................................................................................................................................................................page 8
Book display and sale information.......................................................................................................................................................page 9
Directions and parking information ....................................................................................................................................................page 10
Campus Map of Bowdoin College ..........................................................................................................................................................page 12
List of local hotels .................................................................................................................................................................................page 13
Pre-registration and luncheon reservation form .............................................................................................................................page 21
2005 membership form ........................................................................................................................................................................page 22
Annual Meeting Planning Committee
Program Chair: Aldo A. Lauria Santiago (History, Rutgers University).
Local Arrangements Co-Chairs: Allen Wells (History and Latin American Studies, Bowdoin College) and Luis Millones
(Spanish and Latin American Studies, Colby College).
Local Arrangements Administrator: Kevin Johnson (Academic Department Coordinator, Philosophy/Latin American Studies,
Bowdoin College)
NECLAS Executive Committee: President Aldo A. Lauria Santiago (History, Rutgers University) and Vice-President Allen
Wells (History and Latin American Studies, Bowdoin College). Executive Committee Members: Roderic Ai Camp (Government,
Claremont McKenna College, ex officio), Jordana Dym (History, Skidmore College), Ben W. Fallaw (History, Colby College),
Ken Erickson (Political Science, Hunter College, ex officio), Matthew Gutmann (Anthropology, Brown University), Teresa
Meade (Women’s Studies and History, Union College), Alejandra Osorio (History, Wellesley College), Joy Renjilian-Burgy
(Literature, Wellesley College, ex officio), María Guadalupe Moog Rodrígues (Political Science, College of the Holy Cross),
Márgara Russotto (Spanish and Portuguese, University of Massachusetts Amherst), and Mark Williams (Political Science,
Middlebury College). Secretary-Treasurer Marysa Navarro (History, Dartmouth College), Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
David Scott Palmer (Political Science and International Relations, Boston University), and Joseph T. Criscenti (Emeritus,
History, Boston College and NECLAS Secretary-Treasurer Emeritus). Secondary School Representatives: Diane Nagel
Palmer, Massachusetts Representative, and James J. Harrington, ex officio.
Administrative Assistant: Kathleen E. Gauger (Project on Women and Social Change, Latin American and Latino/a Studies
and First-Year Seminars, Smith College).
2005 Annual Fall Meeting
NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Saturday, October 1, 2005
Druckenmiller Hall
Bowdoin College
Brunswick, Maine
Pre-registration by September 20th: $20 Faculty and
Others
$6 Students
$6 Emeriti
$15 Luncheon
On-site registration: $25 Faculty and Others
$6 Students
$6 Emeriti
$15 Luncheon
All panels will be held in Druckenmiller Hall.
The registration and book display will be held in the
Atrium of Druckenmiller Hall.
The luncheon will be held in the Main Lounge of Moulton Union.
The sherry hour will be held in the Main Lounge of Moulton Union.
For further information about local arrangements for the NECLAS meeting,
see:
http://academic.bowdoin.edu/latinamerica/calendar/NECLAS.shtml
Attention Secondary School Teachers:
Professional Development Points (PDPs) will be
awarded for your attendance at this meeting.
Please go to the Registration Desk for more
information.
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P R O G R A M
“Democracies, Identities, and New Lefts in Latin America”
REGISTRATION: 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., Atrium, Druckenmiller Hall.
BOOK DISPLAY: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Atrium, Druckenmiller Hall.
SESSION I: 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.
1. “Recent Undergraduate Scholarship on Latin America: Political Perspectives” Druckenmiller
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Chair: Allen Wells, Bowdoin College
Isabelle Bosshard, Boston University, “Mexican and U.S. Labor Solidarity: Why has Transnational
Union Organizing Increased in the Wake of NAFTA?” Thesis advisor: Strom Thacker.
Michael Lettieri, Bowdoin College, “A Long Road to Democracy: How Middle-Class Politicization and
Political Reforms Transformed Mexico’s One Party State.” Thesis advisor: Allen Wells.
David Aron, Bowdoin College, “Making Choices, Sowing Division: Chile’s Jewish Community during the
Allende and Pinochet Eras.” Thesis advisor: Allen Wells.
Gabriel Reyes, Colby College, “The Continuous Struggle for Representation in the Venezuelan
State.” Thesis advisor: Ben Fallaw.
Discussant: Allen Wells, Bowdoin College
2. “Discursos críticos sobre América Latina: motivos, miradas, debates” Druckenmiller 110
Chair: Márgara Russotto, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Fernando Aguirre, University of Massachusetts ad Amherst, “Dilemas y paradojas de la otredad: el
latinoamericanismo en la encrucijada del poder hegemónico”
Rodolfo A. Franconi, Dartmouth College, “De Porto Alegre a Recife: miradas críticas sobre una
misma literatura”
Raúl Bueno-Chavez, Dartmouth College, “Heterogeneidades migrantes: miradas, discursos,
contradiscursos”
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3. “Representing and Contesting Maya Identity in the Modern Period” Druckenmiller 026
Chair: Ben Fallaw, Colby College
David Carey, University of Southern Maine, “Contestations in the Marketplace: Mayan Vendors and
the State in Early 20th Century Guatemala”
Paul Eiss, Carnegie Mellon University, “’Traditional’ Mestizo Identity and Cultural Forms in Western
Yucatan, 1870-1890s”
Walter E. Little, SUNY-Albany, “Maya Representation in Guatemala, 1930-1940”
Ben Fallaw, Colby College, “Bartolomé García Correa: Batab, El Indio Bartolo, or Mayan Booker T”
Discussant: Ben Fallaw, Colby College
4. Roundtable on “The New Face of the Left in Latin America” Cleaveland 151 (Please note
Cleaveland Hall is attached to Druckenmiller Hall)
Chair: Ken Erickson, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York
Martin Weinstein, William Paterson University, “The Left Takes Power: The 2004 Elections in
Uruguay and their Implications”
Ariel Armony, Colby College, “The Argentine Left”
Katherine Hite, Vassar College, “Continuities and the Transformations on the Chilean Left”
Caroline Beer, University of Vermont, “López Obrador, the PRD, and the Prospects for the Left in
Mexico”
Jonathan Eastwood, Harvard University, “Chávez and Betancourt: Contemporary Venezuelan
Nationalism in Historical Context”
Discussant: Ken Erickson, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York
5. “Culture, Class and Politics in Mexico” Druckenmiller 016
Chair: Aldo Lauria Santiago, Rutgers University
Christopher Frazer, St. Francis Xavier University, “The Toil of Hercules: Bandits and Rebellion in
the Mexican Bajío, 1913-1915”
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Barbara Driscoll de Alvarado, Tufts University: “A Historical Perspective on the Bracero Program”
Julia Sloan, Cazenovia College, “A Moral Minority?: Religion and Politics Among the Mexican Middle
Class in the 1960s”
Silvia Arrom, Brandeis University, “The Mobilization of Catholic Women in Mexico: The Ladies of
Charity, 1864-1910”
Discussant: Aldo Lauria Santiago, Rutgers University
6. “Identities and the Modernization of the Chilean State” Druckenmiller 020
Brenda Elsey, State University of New York at Stony Brook, “In Search of the ‘White Elephant’:
The Contested History of Chile’s National Stadium, 1914-1938”
Alberto Harambour-Ross, State University of New York at Stony Brook, “Identity, Class, and
Emancipation: Dialectics of Luis Emilio Recabarren’s Socio-Political Thought (Chile, 1890-1930)”
María Consuelo Figueroa Garavagno, State University of New York at Stony Brook, “Becoming
Chilean: An Approach to the Construction and Diffusion of the Image of the Nation, 1870-1900”
Andy Daitsman, Mills High School, “Placing Chile in the Atlantic World: Santiago Arcos’s Agrarian
Reform Plan, Republican Free Soil and the European Revolutions of 1848”
SESSION II: 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
1. “Thinking Back: Considering Study, Work and Travel in Latin America After Reentry”
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Chair: Jordana Dym, Skidmore College
Caitlin Daniel, Smith College (Bolivia)
Mary de Brees, Skidmore College (Chiapas, Chile, and Bolivia)
Colin Doyle, Bowdoin College (Peru)
Rosalba Gonzalez, Mt. Holyoke College (Costa Rica)
Jocelyn Knowles, Brandeis University (Mexico)
Rachel Siemons, Brown University (Bolivia)
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2. Panel/Demonstration: “Web-Based Resources for Teaching about Latin America”
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Chair: Teresa Meade, Union College
Liza Bakewell, Brown University, “Integrating Mesoamerican Codices to Contemporary Indigenous
Issues: A Multimediated Approach”
Andor Skotnes, Sage Colleges, “Visualizing the Ancient and the Colonial: Websites and Images for
Teaching Latin American History”
Carolina Belalcázar, Yale University, “The Search for Web-based Archives of Latin American Films”
3. “Diarios, cartas y crónicas de viaje en la Colonia y el siglo XIX” Druckenmiller 026
Chair: Nina M. Scott, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Yamile Silva Gualteros, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, “Cartas privadas de emigrantes a
Indias”
Isabelle Therriault, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, “Ojo a las tapadas limeñas”
Catherine Vallejo, Concordia University, Montréal, Canada, “Viajeras caribeñas y españolas a la
exposición de Chicago de 1893: una visión femenina de América Latina”
4. “Politics of Peoples’ Movements in Chile: Conflicts over Development, Nation,
Representation, and Participation” Druckenmiller 016
Chair: Fernando I. Leiva, University at Albany, SUNY
José Marimán, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, “El debate de la autodeterminación de los
pueblos (indígenas) en Chile”
Diane Haughney, Bates College, “Social Movements in Neoliberal Times: The Dymanics of the
Conflict between the Chilean State and the Mapuche People, 1990’s through 2005”
Patricia Richards, University of Georgia, “Mujeres Bravas, Mujeres Emprendedoras: Media
Representations of Mapuche Women in the Context of Ethnic Conflict in Chile”
Discussant: Fernando I. Leiva, University at Albany, SUNY
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5. Roundtable on “Latin America’s Contemporary International Affairs” Cleaveland 151 (Please
note Cleaveland Hall is attached to Druckenmiller Hall)
Peter Kornbluh, National Security Archive, “The Cuba-Venezuela Connection?”
David Scott Palmer, Boston University, “U.S.-Latin American Policy under Clinton”
Joao Resende Santos, Bentley College, “Brazil-China Relations”
Mark Williams, Middlebury College, “Mexico-U.S. Relations”
LUNCHEON AND PRIZE AWARDS: 1:30 to 2:45 p.m., Moulton Union, Main Lounge. The
following awards will be presented: The Best Book Prize, The Joseph T. Criscenti Best Article
Prize, and The Best Dissertation Prize.
SESSION III: 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
1. “Recent Undergraduate Scholarship on Latin America: Social, Economic and Cultural
Perspectives” Druckenmiller 04
Chair: Ben Fallaw, Colby College
Manuela Zoninsein, Harvard University, “The Paradox of Rio’s Carnaval: An Ethnographic Snapshot
of Non-Participation.” Thesis advisor: Sarah Dix.
Kelly Miller, Colby College, “Defining Microcredit Success in Bolivia.” Thesis advisor: David Nugent.
Melissa Rosales Neff, Colby College, “Education, Vocational Skills, and Active Participation as
Vehicles to Empowerment: The Impact of Non-governmental Organizations on Street Children in La
Paz, Bolivia.” Thesis advisor: Ben Fallaw.
Jessica Goldman, Wellesley College, “Disappeared Women of Juárez.” Thesis advisor: Joy RenjilianBurgy.
Discussant: Ben Fallaw, Colby College
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2. “Democratic Consolidation in Latin America: Research in Progress on Representation,
Bureaucracy, and Globalization” Druckenmiller 020
María del Mar Martínez Roson (Ph.D. Candidate, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, and Visiting
Scholar, Department of Political Science, Boston University, 2005), “La calidad de los
representantes latinoamericanos”
Guillermo M. Cejudo (Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science, Boston University), “New
Wine in Old Bottles: How New Latin American Democracies Deal with Inherited Bureaucratic
Apparatuses: Mexico and Chile.”
Ariel Ivanier (Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science, Boston University),
“Cosmopolitanism, Inequality, and the State in Latin America.”
Discussant: Sara Fulmer (Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science, Boston University)
3. “Narrating, Imaging, and Re-Imaging the Conquest” Druckenmiller 026
Chair: Gina Canepa, Providence College
Emily Berquist, University of Texas, “Imagining the New World: A Spanish Bishop and Peruvian
Indians Represent Colonial Trujillo, Peru”
Charles Beatty Medina, “Naturalizing the Enemy: History and Histories of Maroon Conquest in 16th
Century Esmeraldas”
Gina Canepa, “La conquista y la problemática indígena en la conciencia liberal decimonónica: José
Victorino Lastarria
Discussant: Cileine DeLourenço, Bryant College
4. “Transgressing Boundaries: Organizing Latin American Solidarity on New England Campuses”
Cleaveland 151 (Please note Cleaveland Hall is attached to Druckenmiller Hall)
Chair: Aldo Lauria Santiago, Rutgers University
Aviva Chomsky, Salem State College, “Solidarity on the Periphery”
Tanalis Padilla, Dartmouth College, “Challenging Elite Assumptions”
David Carey, University of Southern Maine, “Class(room) Connections in a State University”
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Meghan Morris, Harvard Law School, “From Ecuador to Harvard”
Elanor Starmer, Latin America Work Group, Tufts University, “From the Beltway to Tufts”
Discussant: Aldo Lauria Santiago, Rutgers University
5. “Criminalizing the Margins in Urban Latin America” Druckenmiller 110
Chair: Matthew Gutmann, Brown University
Rebecca Meyers, Brown University, “The Gendered and Ethnic Politics of Security in Tijuana,
Mexico”
Kathleen Millar, Brown University, “Urban Trash-Pickers in Southern Brazil”
Sheryl Shirley, Plymouth State University, “Death Squads and Counter-Terror: Lessons from U.S.
Cold War Operations in Latin America”
Discussant: Matthew Gutmann, Brown University
6. “Revolution and Resistance in the 21st Century: Colombia, Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela”
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Garry Leech, Department of Political Science, Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia, “The Political
and the Armed Left in Colombia: Are Redistributive Political Projects Viable?”
Julie Hearn, School of Oriental and African Studies, London, “After Popular Insurrection: Changes
in Argentinean Political Culture”
Terry Gibbs, Department of Political Science, Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia, “News from the
Barrio: Chavez’s Revolution and Active Citizenship in the Barrios of Caracas?”
Paul W. Posner, Department of Government & International Relations, Clark University, ”The Limits
of Theory and the Lessons of Practice: Popular Democracy in Argentina, Brazil and Chile”
SHERRY HOUR: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., Main Lounge, Moulton Union.
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Book Display and Sale
Saturday, October 1, 2005
Atrium
Druckenmiller Hall
9:00am to 5:30pm
Authors: If you have books you would like to display,
either bring the books with you (be sure to include the
price on each book!) or have your publisher send the
books prior to the meeting to:
Allen Wells
(NECLAS Conference)
Department of History
Bowdoin College
8500 College Station
Brunswick, Maine 04011-8599
awells@bowdoin.edu
Tel. 207/725-3728
If you plan to bring books with you to the meeting,
please bring them to the Atrium of Druckenmiller Hall
when you arrive. Please keep track of how many copies
you leave and include the price on each book. Money
and unsold books must be picked up by 5:30pm the day
of the annual meeting. Please clearly indicate if your
books are for display only and not for sale.
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Directions and parking information for Bowdoin College
Bowdoin is located in Brunswick, Maine, a midcoastal town of 21,500 people, 25 miles from Portland
and about 120 miles from Boston.
Where to Park: Bowdoin College has made available two parking lots for use during the conference.
Attendees may park at the Stowe House or McLellan Building parking lots. These lots are a five and
ten minute walk respectively. Stowe House is located at 63 Federal Street. From Maine Street,
turn left on to Bath Road, near a large UCC Church. At the stop light (Federal Street), turn left.
The Stowe House parking lot is approximately 1/4 mile down on your right. To find the McLellan
Building from Maine Street, turn right across from the large UCC Church on to Noble Street. Turn
right at the stop sign on to Union Street. The McLellan Building is your next right, 85 Union Street.
If you are arriving from 295, via Pleasant Street, you can turn right at Union Street (the stop light
near the large Catholic Church). The McLellan Building will then be approximately 1/2 mile on your
left.
Parking permits are not required. Additional limited guest parking is available in the lots on North
and South Campus Drive (vehicles may be towed from the circles at the ends of North and South
Campus Drive — these circles are fire lanes), behind Druckenmiller Hall, at Farley Field House, and
in the Coffin Street lot. Public parking is allowed on Park Row in designated spots on the east side
of the roadway. Parking is not allowed on either side of College Street, nor is it allowed on the
south side of South Street.
Car Pooling
Car pooling is recommended since there are a limited number of parking spaces available on the
Bowdoin campus.
By Car
To reach Brunswick from the south, take the Maine Turnpike to Exit 52 (formerly Exit 9; 295 to
Coastal Route 1). Continue on 295 to Exit 28 (formerly Exit 22; Rt. 1 North: Coastal Route,
Brunswick / Bath). Continue on Route 1 North / Pleasant Street to the third traffic light. Go
straight (“To 201 / 123 / 24 / Maine Street”). Continue straight for approximately 1/2 mile to the
second traffic light. Turn right on Maine Street. Continue on Maine Street for approximately 1/2
mile.
To reach Brunswick from the north via the Maine Turnpike, take exit 103 (formerly exit 14), then
I-295 to Exit 28 (formerly Exit 22; Topsham-Brunswick, Route 1 North). Proceed as above.
The Bowdoin campus begins at the intersection of Maine Street and Bath Road, near a large UCC
Church.
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By Bus
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Greyhound/Vermont Transit from Brunswick
Concord Trailways from Bath and Brunswick.
By Plane
The Portland International Jetport which is served by
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Business Express (Tel: 207-773-1640)
Continental Express
Delta Airlines
Independence Air
Northwest
US Air
United Airlines.
Mermaid Transportation Co., Inc. provides daily service to and from the Portland Jetport and
Boston’s Logan Airport. Coastal Transportation provides limited door-to-door bus service and a
shuttle bus service operates in between Bath-Brunswick-Topsham.
Rental cars are available at the airport (Avis, Budget, Hertz and National), and in Brunswick
(Enterprise) and other regional locations.
Private airports in Bowdoinham and Wiscasset offer charter flights and service to small, commuter
planes.
By Train
Rail service to Portland Maine via Boston is provided by the Downeaster Amtrak Train. Rail service
to Boston is currently available through AMTRAK.
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Hotels, Motels & Inns in the Brunswick, Maine area
The Atrium Inn and Convention Center
21 Gurnet Road
Route 24, Cook’s Corner
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-729-5555
Cook’s Island View Motel
P.O. Box 18 Route 24
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-7780
Bailey Island Motel
P.O. Box 4, Route 24
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-2886
The Danforth
163 Danforth Street
Portland, ME 04102
1-800-991-6557
207-879-8755
www.danforthmaine.com
(Restaurant)
Captain Daniel Stone Inn
10 Water Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-9898
www.captaindanielstoneinn.com
e-mail: info@captaindanielstoneinn.com
(Restaurant)
Driftwood Inn
P.O. Box 1681
Washington Avenue
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-5461
(Restaurant)
Cod Cove Inn & Cottages
22 Cross Road
Edgecomb, ME 04556
1-800-882-9586
207-882-9586
www.codcoveinn.com
Eagle Motel
215 Route 1
Freeport, ME
207-865-4088
Comfort Inn
199 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-228-5150
207-729-1129
Econo Lodge
215 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME
207-729-9991
Comfort Suites
500 US Route 1
Freeport, ME 04032
1-877-865-9300
207-865-9300
www.freeportcomfortsuites.com
e-mail: info@freeportcomfortsuites.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites
Portland Brunswick
36 Old Portland Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-721-0300
1-800-228-2800
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The Freeport Inn & Cafe
31 U.S. Route 1
Freeport, ME 04032
1-800-998-2583
207-865-3106
www.freeportinn.com
Interstate Oasis Econo Lodge
215 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-654-9991
207-729-9991
Grey Havens Inn
Box 308, Seguinland Road
Georgetown, ME 04548
1-800-431-2316
207-371-2616
www.greyhavens.com
e-mail: inn@greyhavens.com
Open May-October
Little Island Motel
44 Little Island Road
Orr’s Island, ME 04066
207-833-2392
www.littleislandmotel.com
Open May 22-October 12
Harraseeket Inn
162 Main Street
Freeport, ME 04032
1- 800- 342-6423
207-865-9377
www.harraseeketinn.com
e-mail: reservations@harraseeketinn.com
(Restaurant)
Maineline Motel
133 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-8761
Holiday Inn at Bath
139 Richardson Street
Bath, ME 04530
207-443-9741
www.holiday-inn.com/bathme
(Restaurant)
New Hampton Inn
194 Lower Main Street
Freeport, ME
1-800-HAMPTON
207-865-1400
www.freeporthamptoninn.com
e-mail: info@freeporthamptoninn.com
Hampton Inn Hotel
194 Lower Main Street
Freeport, ME
207-865-1400
New Meadows Inn
412 State Road
West Bath, ME 04530
207-443-3921
www.newmeadowsinn.com
e-mail: info@newmeadowsinn.com
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Inn By The Sea
40 Bowery Beach Road
Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
207-799-3134
www.innbythesea.com
e-mail: info@innbythesea.com
New Meadows Motel
393 Bath Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-443-9591
Parkwood Inn
Route 24, Cook’s Corner
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-349-7181
207-725-5251
www.parkwoodinn.com
e-mail: sales@parkwoodinn.com
The Village Inn
186 Main Street
Freeport, ME 04032
207-865-3236
Pioneer Motel
400 Route 1
Edgecomb, ME 04556
207-882-9281
www.pioneermotel.com
e-mail: info@pioneermotel.com
Viking Motor Inn
287 Bath Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-429-6661
207-729-6661
www.vikingmotorinn.com
e-mail: info@vikingmotorinn.com
Sheepscot River Inn
306 Eddy Road
Edgecomb, ME 04556
1-800-437-5503
207-882-6343
www.sheepscotriverinn.com
e-mail: info@sheepscotriverinn.com
(Restaurant adjacent)
Wiscasset Motor Lodge
596 Bath Road
Wiscasset, ME 04578
1-800-732-8168
207-882-7137
www.wiscassetmotorlodge.com
e-mail: info@wiscassetmotorlodge.com
Open April-November
Super 8 Motel
224 Bath Road,
Cook’s Corner
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-800-8000
207-725-8883
www.super8brunswick.com
e-mail:
info@super8brunswick.com
L18 US Route 15
Freeport, ME 04032
207-865-1408
BED AND BREAKFASTS
1774 Phippsburg Inn
44 Parker Head Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-1774
The Bagley House Inn
1290 Royalsborough Road
Durham, ME 04222
207-865-6566
1-800-765-1772
www.bagleyhouse.com
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Travelers Inn
130 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-457-3364
207-729-3364
Benjamin Packard House
45 Pearl Street
Bath, ME 04530
207-443-6069
1-800-516-4578
www.mainecoast.com/
packardhouse
Tower Hill B & B
1565 Harpswell Island Road
Orr’s Island, ME 04066
207-833-2311
888-833-2311
Cod Cove Farm B & B
PO Box 94
Edgecomb, ME 04556
1-800-293-7718
207-882-4299
www.codcovefarm.com
e-mail: stay@codcovefarm.com
Closed January to mid-February
Black Lantern B & B
6 Pleasant Street
Topsham, ME 04086
207-725-4165
1-888-306-4165
www.blacklanternbandb.com
e-mail: innkeeper@blacklanternbandb.com
The Country Inn
6 Rich Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-888-992-2632
207-729-1359
Open May-October
Brannon Bunker Inn
349 State Route 129
Walpole, ME 04573
207-563-5941
Coveside - Five Islands B & B
6 Gotts Cove Lane
Georgetown, ME 04548
1-800-232-5490
207-371-2807
www.covesidebandb.com
e-mail: innkeeper@covesidebandb.com
Open May - October
Brunswick B & B
165 Park Row
Brunswick, ME 04011
1-800-299-4914
207-729-4914
www.brunswickbnb.com
e-mail: info@brunswickbnb.com
Edgewater Farm B & B
71 Small Point Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-1322
www.edgewaterfarmbedandbreakfast
.com
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Capt. York House B & B
Box 298 Bailey Island Road
8 Garrison Cove Road
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-6224
Fairhaven Inn
118 N. Bath Road
Bath, ME 04530
207-443-4391
Captain’s Watch B & B
926 Cundy’s Harbor Road
Harpswell, ME 04079
207-725-0979
http://home.gwi.net/~cwatch/
e-mail: cwatch@gwi.net
Galen C. Moses House
1009 Washington Street
Bath, ME 04530
207-442-8771
888-442-8771
www.galenmoses.com
e-mail: stay@galenmoses.com
Log Cabin Lodging
P O Box 410
Route 24/Log Cabin Lane
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-5546
www.logcabin-maine.com
(Restaurant)
Open April-October
The Gurnet Inn
679 Gurnet Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-9892
Maple Hill B & B
18 Maple Avenue
Freeport, ME 04032
1-800-867-0478
207-865-3730
Harpswell Inn
108 Lookout Point Road
Harpswell, ME 04079
1-800-843-5509
207-833-5509
www.harpswellinn.com
Middle Bay Farm B & B
287 Pennellville Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-373-1375
www.middlebayfarm.com
e-mail:
truesdells@middlebayfarm.com
Inn at Bath
969 Washington Street
Bath, ME 04530
207-443-4294
1-800-423-0964
www.innatbath.com
innkeeper@innatbath.com
Pelletier B & B
40 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-6538
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The Kennebec Inn
251 High Street
Bath, ME 04530
207-443-5324
1-888-595-1664
www.kennebecinn.com
e-mail: info@mainelodging.com
Popham Beach B & B
4 Riverview Avenue
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-2409
www.pophambeachbandb.com
e-mail:
stay@pophambeachbandb.com
Small Point B & B
312 Small Point Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-2005
White Cedar Inn B & B
178 Main Street
Freeport, ME 04032
207-865-9099
1-800-853-1269
http://whitecedarinn.com
e-mail: jgs@whitecedarinn.com
Snow Squall B & B
5 Bradford Road
Wiscasset, ME 04578
207-882-6892
www.snowsquallinn.com
COTTAGES & HOMES FOR RENT
(1-2 night minimum stays)
Spinney’s Guest House
987 Popham Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-2052
Open April-November
Bayside Garden
162 Rossmore Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-7337
www.cyberrentals.com
Stonehouse Manor at Popham Beach
907 Popham Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
1-877-389-1141
207-389-1141
www.stonehousemanor.com
e-mail: popham@clinic.net
Room at home of C.J. Cecil
RR 1 Box 900
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-6453
Tourist Inn B & B
42 Pleasant Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-729-5790
Cottage on Gotts Cove
Georgetown/Five Islands
207-782-6557
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West End Inn
146 Pine Street
Portland, ME 04102
1-800-338-1377
207-772-1377
www.westendbb.com
e-mail: westendbb@aol.com
Edgewater Cabins
Route 24
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-6433
edgewatercabins@aol.com
Hidden Mountain Cottages
1659 Main Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-1457
Home of Laurence Newman
waterfront house in Harpswell
439 Long Point Rd.
207-846-5065 - home
207-833-6630 - cottage
Honeymoon Cottage
42 Elden Point Road
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-6276
The Nubbin
P O Box 87
Orr’s Island, ME 04066
207-833-6155
email: msumner@gwi.net
Johnson Cottages
RFD 1 Box 310
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-6053
Robinhood Cottages
Box 1445 HC 33
Knubble Road
Robinhood, ME 04548
207-371-2068
Little House
P.O. Box 146
12 Bills Lane
Orr’s Island, ME 04066
207-833-6208
Rock Haven Cottages
Foster Point Road
West Bath, ME 04530
207-622-6607
Minott Shore Cottage
Mere Point Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-729-8873
Sea Escape Cottages
P O Box 7
Bailey Island, ME 04003
207-833-5531
www.seaescapecottages.com
e-mail: seaesc@gwi.net
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Natrimac
Natrimac Point Road
Harpswell, ME
207-725-8865
Email: aheybunr@hotmail.com
Son Rae Coastal Cottages
8 Son Rae Lane
Georgetown, ME 04548
207-371-2813
Toads Landing
80 Toads Landing
Brunswick, ME 04011
207-725-9484
jeffclapp@suscom-maine.net
Whitney’s Wilderness Cabins
141 Old Stage Road
Woolwich, ME 04579
207-442-7676
www.gwi.net/~awhitney/
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NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
2005 Annual Fall Meeting
Saturday, October 1, 2005
Bowdoin College
Brunswick, Maine
PRE-REGISTRATION AND LUNCHEON RESERVATION FORM
Name_________________________________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
PRE-REGISTRATION FEE (due by September 20, 2005)
NUMBER
TOTAL
Faculty and others
(On-site $25.00)
$20.00
_______
_______
Students
$ 6.00
_______
_______
Emeriti
$ 6.00
_______
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LUNCHEON
$15.00
_______
_______
VEGETARIAN SELECTION
_______
2006 NECLAS DUES
Faculty and others
$20.00
_______
_______
Part-Time Faculty
$ 5.00
_______
_______
Students
$ 5.00
_______
_______
Emeriti
voluntary
contribution
_______
_______
Institutions
$50.00
_______
_______
My contribution to the NECLAS Prize Fund:
NECLAS Prize Fund ..........................................................................................................................
Contributors: May we print your name in the NECLAS newsletter?
Yes
GRAND TOTAL
No
_______
_______
Make checks payable to: New England Council of Latin American Studies or NECLAS. Mail check and registration
form by September 20, 2005 to: NECLAS, c/o Project on Women and Social Change, Smith College, Seelye Hall,
Room 210, Northampton, MA 01063. On-site registration is $25 for faculty and others, $6 for students and
emeriti. The New England Council of Latin American Studies is incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts. It is a tax-exempt corporation. Dues and gifts are deductible to the extent provided by law.
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NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
2006 MEMBERSHIP FORM
Mail form to:
NECLAS Secretariat
c/o Project on Women and Social Change
Smith College
Seelye Hall, Room 210
Northampton, MA 01063
Membership for calendar year 2006
Renewal
New Application
Dues are for the 2006 calendar year: January 1-December 31.
___ No changes since I submitted the last form.
Last Name(s)________________________________First Name(s)___________________________________ Initial
Discipline_____________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing
Address_______________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
City__________________________________________State_______________________________ Zip Code _____
Country_______________________________________________________________________________________
Business Address (if different from mailing address)_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
City__________________________________________State_______________________________ Zip Code _____
Country_______________________________________________________________________________________
Business Telephone________________________Home Telephone__________________________________________
Fax number_____________________________ E-Mail__________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________________________
Institutional Affiliation___________________________________________________________________________
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Country of Interest #1__________________________ Country of Interest #2_______________________________
I. PRIMARY OR MOST CURRENT INTEREST (PROVIDE ONLY ONE OR TWO KEY WORDS)
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
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II. SECONDARY RESEARCH INTEREST (PROVIDE ONLY ONE OR TWO KEY WORDS)
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Dues (please circle one):
Faculty and others
$20.00
$_____________________
Part-Time Faculty
$ 5.00
$_____________________
Students
$ 5.00
$_____________________
Emeriti
voluntary contribution
$_____________________
Institutions
$50.00
$_____________________
My contribution to the NECLAS Prize Fund:
NECLAS Prize Fund
$_____________________
Contributors: May we print your name in the NECLAS newsletter?
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED
Yes
No
$_____________________
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: New England Council of Latin American Studies or NECLAS.
MAIL CHECKS AND MEMBERSHIP/DIRECTORY FORM TO:
NECLAS Secretariat
c/o Project on Women and Social Change
Smith College
Seelye Hall, Room 210
Northampton, MA 01063
The New England Council of Latin American Studies is incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
It is a tax-exempt corporation. Dues and gifts are deductible to the extent provided by law.
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