A review of the book "Thanks to God and the Revolution: the Oral History of a Nicaraguan Family".

An exploration of women's roles in the Sandinista guerrilla movement of the 1960s and 1970s.

This paper will examine the effects of recent neoliberal economic policies upon human development in the Central American republic of Nicaragua. As will be seen, Nicaragua represents a particularly interesting country for study as it was the centre ...

Examines the roles of women in the overthrow of the Nicaraguan dictator Somoza and the failures of Sandinista to develop a feminist agenda in the political aftermath.

A look at the history of this country with focus on U.S. foreign policy towards it during Reagan's period.

This paper discusses the history, culture and influence of the Nicaraguan population of Miami, the reasons behind the large immigration in the late 1970's and the struggles for rights.

An exploration of the Reagan Doctrine in U.S. foreign policy, specifically in Nicaragua.