Books by LSRI Affiliated Faculty
The Rutgers Latino Studies Research Initiative highlights recent and foundational books by affiliated faculty whose work shapes Latino Studies, public history, and community research in New Jersey and beyond. This collection brings together scholarship across disciplines and reflects the depth and range of research connected to LSRI.
Recent Books by LSRI Faculty
Rethinking the Struggle for Puerto Rican Rights
Lorrin Thomas & Aldo Lauria Santiago
This book reexamines the political and social struggles shaping Puerto Rican rights movements, offering new perspectives on activism, citizenship, and belonging.
Abstract Barrios: The Crises of Latinx Visibility in Cities
Johana Londoño
This book examines the politics of Latinx visibility in urban space and how representation, art, and policy shape how communities are seen.