Description: Re-imagining Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1780-1870 examines the ways in which the ancient concept of "democracy" was re-imagined as relevant to the modern world in Latin America and the Caribbean between the late eighteenth and late nineteenth centuries.
Review Quotes: "Re-imagining Democracy is a key volume for renewed looks at these democratic impulses...Highly recommended. Undergraduates through faculty." -- Choice
"Re-imagining Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean is part of a multivolume project that seeks to understand how democracy was conceived, adapted, and employed during the long Age of Revolution...these essays are a valuable addition to the ongoing reconsideration of Latin America's role in democracy's global history." -- James E. Sanders, Hispanic American Historical Review