With over 4,800 members, twenty-five percent of whom reside outside the United States, LASA brings together experts on Latin America from all disciplines and diverse occupational endeavors, across the globe. The Web site features information on LASA membership, conference notices, activities, information on job openings, research and award opportunities, online discussion groups, publications, and useful links. The site features information on meetings, descriptions of projects, research papers, books reviews, photography exhibits, awards, and other resources. The site is hosted by the Latin American Studies Program, University of Miami. Largest Brazilian studies program in the United States.
Sites includes full-text of research paper, selected links to economy and media sites.
Caribbean Resource Center , University of Puerto Rico Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies , New York University. Contains information on the program, admissions, assistance, outreach program, events, people, libraries and publications. University of Chicago Center for Latin American Studies , New Mexico State University Center for Latin American Studies , Georgetown University Center for Latin American Studies , Kansas Center for Latin American Studies , Pittsburgh Center for Latin American Studies , Stanford The Central America Project , Harvard University Institute for International Development. It aims to provide clear policy analysis and strategic recommendations on international competitiveness and sustainable development for the 21st century to the Governments of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. The site contains a project description, publications, links to related sites, conference information and a search engine.