mac.v. vita resume edward a ted riedinger

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CURRICULUM VITAE 
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EDWARD A. RIEDINGER
 
· Professor and Head, Latin America, Hispanic, Spanish, and Portuguese Library Collection;
 · Adjunct Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese; Department of History (graduate faculty) ~ Ohio State University-Columbus 
· Sometime Adjunct Professor, Center for Latin American Studies ~ Ohio University-Athens 
· Sometime Visiting Scholar, Centre for Brazilian Studies, St. Antony's College ~ University of Oxford

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Sections for

Career Summary
 
Education   •   Positions Held   •   Awards   •   Grants   •   Teaching 
Publications:   Books  Book Manuscripts in Progress  Compact Disk Texts  Chapters/Parts of Books 
 Articles/Entries in Books  Journal Articles and Shorter Publications   Reviews and Abstracts   Editing
  Scholarly and Professional Presentations   •   Professional Service   •  Consulting 
  Electronic Publishing and Service   •   International Experience   •   Communication

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NARRATIVE SUMMARY OF CAREER

Edward Anthony "Ted" Riedinger is a tenured full professor and the head of the Latin America, Hispanic, Spanish, and Portuguese Library Collection (LAT) at Ohio State University (OSU), Columbus.  He is an adjunct professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese and the Department of History (graduate faculty) at OSU and has been an adjunct professor in the Center for Latin American Studies at Ohio University (OU), Athens.  During the academic year 2006-2007 he was a Visiting Research Associate at the Centre for Brazilian Studies and a Senior Associate Member of St. Antony’s College at the University of Oxford. 

A specialist on Brazil, Prof. Riedinger lived in that country, primarily Rio de Janeiro, from 1971 to 1988.  He was a faculty member at universities there (Pontifícia Universidade Católica -- PUC, Pontifical Catholic University; Gama Filho University), and in Mexico (Universidad de las Américas -- UDLA, University of the Americas, Puebla) and the United States (San Francisco State University -- SFSU).  He is conversant in Portuguese, Spanish, and French. 

From 1979 to 1988 he was the Educational Advising Officer of the Fulbright Commission of Brazil at the American Consulate-General in Rio de Janeiro.  There he developed a national network, in thirteen cities, of educational advising information centers and libraries serving those who wished to study or do research in the US.  His innovations for these operations included the distribution of basic collections that included reference materials and audio-visual and computer resources, and the establishment of national conferences and standardized training workshops.  In support of this work, he traveled the whole of Brazil on numerous occasions. 

In 1984 he organized a regional association of advisers, the Working Group of US Overseas Educational Advisers in South America.  He then aided in the formation (1985) of a worldwide organization of advisers, the Overseas Educational Advisers Group (OSEAS) within the National Association for Foreign Student Affairs (NAFSA), becoming its first representative for Latin America.  He has lectured, given workshops, and done consulting on educational advising throughout Latin America and Europe.  He wrote Where in the World to Learn (1995), the first guide to applying information management to advising; and Turned-on Advising (1995), one of the earliest compendiums of computer and video resources for advising. 

He was a member of the executive organizing committee of the Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA, secretariat at Vanderbilt University).  Its first secretary (1994-1996), editor of the conference Proceedings, and a member of the executive board.  In addition, he served on the planning committee for the annual conferences held in Atlanta, Georgia (1994); at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis (1995); King's College, Cambridge University, England (1996); in Washington, DC (1997); and Recife, Brazil (2000).  His research and publishing interests include twentieth-century Brazilian politics; high modernism (a "renaissance in the tropics"); and the role of Brazil in world history as an Afro-Mediterranean synthesis in the southern Atlantic. 

On the eve of the first direct civilian presidential election (1988) in Brazil since the military coup of 1964, he published Como se faz um presidente:  A campanha do JK  (The Making of a President, Brazil, 1955: The Campaign of Juscelino Kubitschek).  The first scholarly study of a Brazilian presidential election, it described the campaign of Juscelino Kubitschek, the founder of Brasília.  He served as President Kubitschek’s private secretary for English correspondence from 1972 to 1976.  He has published scholarly material on Brazil and Latin America for numerous national and international reference works, several award-winning.  He contributed to Envisioning Brazil; A Guide to Brazilian Studies in the United States, 1945-2000, which was co-winner of the 2006 Roberto Reis Book Award of BRASA.  Prof. Riedinger has written for the popular Brazilian media including the newsweekly, Veja, and the national dailies, the Jornal do Brasil and O Estado de São Paulo.  Prof. Riedinger has authored or edited approximately 350 articles, reviews, chapters, and books, in English and Portuguese.

He has designed and manages a number of web sites related to Brazilian history and research.  He serves as a member of the editorial advisory board for the journals, História, ciências, saúde--Manguinhos, of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Rio de Janeiro), and The Maya Studies Journal=La Revista de Estudios Mayas at OSU.  He is a regular reviewer for Choice, Library Journal, and the Multicultural Review.  In addition, he has reviewed for the European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, the Hispanic American Historical Review (HAHR), the Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies [of Australasia], the Journal of Latin American Studies, and the Times Literary Supplement (London).   He also reviews monograph manuscripts on Brazil for university publishers.
 
Prof. Riedinger is a consultant for projects requiring expertise on Brazil.  He advised the Ohio trade mission to South America led by former Governor George Voinovich in 1998 and has been a consultant on Brazilian subjects for Misher Films (Sony-Universal Studios).  Furthermore, he was one of a group of scholars who advised the Brazilian Embassy regarding the state of Brazilian studies in the US.  He also has been an evaluator of grant applications for the Fulbright Senior Scholar Program of the Council for the International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), and the international education programs of the US Department of Education. 
 
He received MA and PhD degrees in history from the University of Chicago (1969, 1978), and has a masters in library and information science from the University of California, Berkeley (1989).  A student at Chicago of William H. McNeill, he compiled (2002) a bibliography of McNeill's Rise of the West.   Dr. Riedinger pursued postgraduate work in history at Harvard (1969), Oxford (Exeter College, 1970), and Cambridge (Selwyn College, 1986) universities.  His secondary and undergraduate education occurred primarily at Catholic seminaries in Indiana. 
 
He has been a recipient of numerous awards from Brazilian and US government and private agencies, including the American Embassy in Brazil, the Escola Superior de Guerra (ESG -- Brazilian War College), and the US Information Agency (USIA).  He has been a Ford Foundation Fellow, Mendel Fellow, a Fulbright Scholar, and a grantee of the NEH, the Tinker Foundation, and the US embassies in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela.  He was on the Fulbright Senior Specialist roster for 2001-2006.  In 2005 he received the Tiefel Achievement Award in Teaching of OSU Libraries (OSUL).  During the course of his career, Dr. Riedinger has received grants, equivalent in current value, to over $250,000. 
 

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EDUCATION  ↑

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DEGREES 
 
BA, cum laude, 1967, History-Political Science, Butler University (1964-1967) and Philosophy-Theology, St. Meinrad Archabbey Seminary (1962-1963).  {Secondary Diploma, 1962, Latin School of Indianapolis (1958-1962).} 
 
MA, 1969, History (Modern European; Adviser:  William H. McNeill), University of Chicago. 
 
MLIS, 1989, School of Library and Information Science (now School of Information), University of California, Berkeley. 
 
PhD, 1978, History (Urban, Brazilian; Advisers:  John Coatsworth, T. Bentley Duncan), University of Chicago. 
 
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POSTGRADUATE STUDY 
 
History, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, summer, 1969. 
 
History and Literature, University of Oxford (Exeter College), Oxford, England, summer, 1970. 
 
History and Literature, University of Cambridge (Selwyn College), Cambridge, England, summer, 1986.

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POSITIONS HELD  ↑

1972-1976, Private Secretary for English Correspondence to Juscelino de Oliveira Kubitschek (President of Brazil, 1956-1961; Founder of Brasília, 1960), Rio de Janeiro. 
 
1972-1977, 1979, Instructor, US History-Literature, Teacher Training Course (two-year college equivalent course, transferable to American colleges and universities), Instituto Brasil-Estados Unidos (IBEU, Brazil-United States Institute), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 
 
1975-1976, Adjunct Professor, American and British Literature, Department of Letters and Extension Division, PUC, Rio de Janeiro. 
 
1978, Assistant Professor, Departments of History and Letters, Universidad de las Américas (UDLA)
 
1979-1988, Educational Advising Officer, Fulbright Commission of Brazil, US Consulate-General, Rio de Janeiro. 
 
1990, Visiting Lecturer, Department of History, SFSU. 
 
1990, Acting Bibliographer for Latin America and Iberia, University of California, Berkeley (position not filled on permanent basis due to freeze and reduction of funding by state budget). 
 
2003-present, Adjunct Professor; 1999-2002, Visiting  Professor, Center for Latin American Studies, OU. 
 
2006 (Michaelmas term [autumn]), Visiting Research Associate, Centre for Brazilian Studies  (CBS-Ox), St. Antony's College, University of Oxford (Sant-Ox). 
 
2007 (Trinity term [spring]), Visiting Research Associate, CBS-Ox.  
 
2007 (Trinity term [spring]), Senior Associate Member, Sant-Ox. 

1991-present, Head, Latin America, Hispanic, Spanish, and Portuguese Collection (LAT virtual tour); 2002-2003; Acting Coordinator, Western and Eastern European (Romance, Germanic, Slavic) Collections (WEL, EES), OSUL, Columbus.  Note:  LAT Collection supported by funding from US Department of Education Title VI program as of 2000 to present through the OSU Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS-OSU). 
 
1991-present, Professor (Full, 1999-present; Associate [tenured], 1996-1999; Assistant, 1991-1996), OSUL; 1992-present, Adjunct Professor, Department of History (graduate faculty), OSU; 1997-present, Adjunct Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, OSU. 

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AWARDS  ↑

Admitted to Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, 1965, Butler University, Indianapolis, 1965. 
 
Award of Appreciation, Institute of the Brazilian Army Corps of Engineers, Rio de Janeiro, 26 October 1982. 
 
Certificate of Appreciation for "leadership in improving the range and quality of student counseling services in Brazil and Latin America," US Information Service (USIS, see USIA below) Brazil and Fulbright Commission of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, 28 September 1984. 
 
Award of Recognition for Support to the Association of Graduates of the Brazilian War College (Escola Superior de Guerra -- ESG), Rio de Janeiro, 23 May 1985. 
 
Award of Recognition for "outstanding service to Fulbright Program in Brazil," Commission for Educational Exchange between the United States and Brazil, Brasília, 24 June 1988. 
 
Commendation for "dedication and improved educational advising services in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil and important contributions regionally, organizing and developing advisers in South America," from the American Ambassador to Brazil, the Honorable Harry W. Shlaudeman, Brasília, 18 March 1988. 
 
Award of Appreciation, City Commons Club at Berkeley City Club, Berkeley, 21 April 1989. 
 
Admitted to Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars, OSU, 15 April 1991. 
 
Commendation for "innumerable outstanding contributions to furthering mutual understanding and friendly relations between Brazil and the United States," IBEU, 13 February 1996. 
 
Fulbright Award for "increasing understanding between the people of Brazil and of the United States of America through academic achievement," US Board of Foreign Scholarships (now J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board), Washington, DC, 1996. 
 
Tiefel Achievement in Teaching Award "in recognition of continuing contributions to exemplary and innovative teaching," OSUL, 2005. 
 
Fulbright Senior Specialist Roster in Library Science (for lusophone regions), Council for the International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), 2001-2006. 
 
Co-winner, Roberto Reis Book Award, Envisioning Brazil:  A Guide to Brazilian Studies in the United States, 1945-2000, contributor of chapter on Brazilian Studies in France, BRASA, 2006. 

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GRANTS   ↑

1965-1967, scholarship, Butler University. 
 
1967, assistantship (declined), Indiana University-Bloomington. 
 
1968-1972, fellowship, Ford Foundation/University of Chicago. 
 
1969, scholarship, Harvard University. 
 
1985, grant for training of Argentine librarians in educational advising, USIS-Argentina. 
 
1986, assistantship (declined), Indiana University. 
 
1987, grant for needs assessment of educational advising in Peru, USIS-Peru. 
 
1987, grant for needs assessment of educational advising in Venezuela, USIS-Venezuela. 
 
1992, travel to collections grant, National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). 
 
1992, faculty research travel grant, Tinker Foundation/CLAS-OSU. 
 
1994, faculty research support grants, OSUL. 
 
1995, grant from NAFSA/US Information Agency (USIA, archive web site) to write Turned-on Advising. 
 
1996, faculty research support grant, OSUL. 
 
1996, faculty research travel grant, Tinker Foundation/OSU CLAS. 
 
1996, Fulbright Scholar Award, Fulbright-Hays Program, US Department of Education. 
 
1996, grant from NAFSA/USIA to edit the Overseas Educational Advisers’ Manual, 3rd edition.  Not published due to funding cuts at USIA. 
 
1998, faculty research support grant, OSUL. 
 
1999, interdisciplinary international grant (co-recipient), OSU Office of International Affairs (OIA-OSU), for "Brazil-500," a program during 1999-2000 with film, music, and lecture series to celebrate the quincentenary of Brazil. 
 
2000, faculty international travel and research grant, OSUL. 
 
2000-2003, first triennial acquisitions grant for LAT, Department of Education, Title VI; part of three-year grant to CLAS-OSU. 
 
2004, Mendel Fellowship, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington. 
 
2004, faculty research grant, OSUL. 
 
2005, publishing grants (with members of Cervantes Commemoration Committee, OSUL) for catalog of rare editions of Don Quixote, OSUL and Spanish Embassy, Washington, DC. 
 
2005, Tiefel Teaching Award grant, OSUL. 
 
2003-2006, second triennial acquisitions grant for LAT, Department of Education, Title VI; part of renewed three-year grant to CLAS-OSU. 
 
2005-2006, bibliographic instruction grant for freshmen seminars, College of Arts and Sciences, OSU. 
 
2005-2009, grant for initial compiling Encyclopedia of Brazilian History and Culture, Routledge Publishing. 
 
2006, travel and research grants from OSUL and CLAS-OSU for period at CBS-Ox, autumn, 2006 (Michaelmas term). 
 
2007, travel research grant from OSUL for period at CBS-OX and Sant-OX, spring, 2007 (Trinity term). 

2009-2010, writing grant from Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP), Washington, DC.
  

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TEACHING  ↑

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COURSES GIVEN  (Note:  Acronyms of institutions explained in initial segment above ↑  of this document.)

Advanced English Grammar and Composition, IBEU, 1972-1979.

US History and Culture, IBEU, 1972-1979.

US History and Culture, PUC, 1975-1976.

History of Brazil, UDLA, 1978.

History of Brazil, SFSU, 1990.

Introduction to Brazilian History and Culture (PORT 330), OSU, 1998-present.  (Student evaluations in highest level of assessment range.)

The Development of Modern Brazil (INST 525), OU, 2001-2005.

Amazon River and Rainforest (A&S 138), OSU, 2007-present.  (Student evaluations in highest level of assessment range.)

Brazil:  Continental Country  (A&S 138), OSU, 2008-present.

Candomblé:  Afro-Brazilian Spiritism  (A&S 138), OSU, 2008-present.

Reading/Independent Study Course in Brazilian History (HIST 791, SP 693), OSU, as requested.

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CLASSES GIVEN  IN COURSES OF OTHER INSTRUCTORS  

Classes and individual tutorials given on Latin American bibliography and library research methodology, Brazilian bibliography and library research methodology, Spanish language bibliography and library research methodology, Portuguese language bibliography and library research methodology, OSU (and by lecture invitation at other institutions), 1991-present.

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PUBLICATIONS   ↑ 
Books      Manuscripts in Progress      Compact Disk Texts 
Chapters/Parts of Books      Articles/Entries in Books 
  Journal Articles and Shorter Publications      Reviews and Abstracts      Editing
♦ = Award recipient

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BOOKS (authored)   
 
A Brief View of American Literature.  Rio de Janeiro:  Waldyr Lima Editora, 1976.  ISBN 0 95 00 04 
 
Como se faz um presidente:  A campanha de JK = The Making of the President, Brazil, 1955:  The Campaign of Juscelino Kubitschek.  Rio de Janeiro:  Editora Nova Fronteira, 1988.  ISBN 85 209 0125 5 
 
Turned-on Advising:  A Guide to Video and Computer Sources for Educational Advising.  Washington,  DC:  NAFSA:  Association of International Educators, 1995.  ISBN 0 912207 73 6 
 
Where in the World to Learn:  A Guide to Library and Information Science for International Education Advisers. Greenwood Educator's Reference Series.  Westport, Connecticut and London:  Greenwood Press, 1995.  ISBN 0 313 28703 1 
 
The World to Know:  Collected Miscellaneous Writings on the Americas, Europe, and the Lusophone World, 1997-2001.  Sebastian Society Occasional Papers Series, No. 6.  Columbus:  Sebastian Press, 2001.  ISSN 1535 3176 
 
A Bibliography of The Rise of the West:  A History of the Human Community by William H. McNeill, Sebastian Society Occasional Papers Series, No. 9A.  Columbus:  Sebastian Press, 2002.  ISSN 1535 3176 

Epiphanies at Twilight (a collection of aphorisms, poems, and a fable).  Sebastian Press, 2008.  ISBN 978 0 615 21254 8  ⁷

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BOOKS (edited)  ↑ 
 
Proceedings of the Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA):  First Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 10-12 March 1994.  Albuquerque:  BRASA, 1994.  ISSN 1079 0551 
 
Proceedings of the Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA):  Second Conference, University of  Minnesota, Minneapolis, 11-13 May 1995.  Albuquerque:  BRASA, 1995.  ISSN 1079 0551 
 
Demonstration against Proposed Immigration Legislation (HR 4437):  Organized by the Red de Inmigrantes de Ohio (RIO) Immigrants Network of Ohio in Columbus, Ohio on 26 March 2006, edited compilation, Sebastian Society Occasional Papers Series, No. 11.  Columbus:  Sebastian Press, 2006.  ISSN 1535 3176  ³ 
 
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BOOK MANUSCRIPT   ↑
 
Renaissance in the Tropics:  Brazilian Culture from the Week of Modern Art to the Inauguration of Brasília, 1922-1960,  for submission to university or academic press.   Note: The research archive for this project comprises books, articles, notes, clippings, maps, chronologies, bibliographies, recorded interviews, and music recordings (cassette and compact disk) on:  painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, building and landscape architecture, popular and classical music and dance, poetry, fiction, belles-lettres, theater, cinema, popular arts and crafts, and philanthropy in Brazil during the first half of the twentieth century in phases of 1) the rise of modernism, 1922-1930; 2) the nationalist incorporation of modernism, 1930-1945; and 3) the diffusion of high modernism, 1945-1960.  This collection is to be donated to the OSUL Archives.

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COMPACT DISK TEXTS   ↑
 
LATweb:  Electronic Extension of the Latin America, Spanish, and Portuguese Collection (LAT) at Ohio State University Libraries, Sebastian Society Occasional Papers Series, No. 10.  Columbus:  Sebastian Press, 2006.  ISSN 1535 3176

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CHAPTERS/PARTS OF BOOKS   ↑ 
 
Introduction, Proceedings of the Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA):  First Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 10-12 March 1994, p. xi. 
 
Foreword, Planning Your Future:  Resources on Careers and Higher Education, Washington, DC: AMIDEAST (America-Mideast Educational and Training Services), 1995, p. v. 
 
"Acquiring Advising Materials" and  "Organizing Advising Materials," chapters in the Overseas Educational Advisers’ Manual, New York:  College Board, to have been published in 1997 but did not appear due to withdrawal of federal funding. 
 
"Once upon a Time in Ipanema," Travelers' Tales Brazil, 1st ed., compiled by Annette Haddad and Scott Doggett, San Francisco:  O’Reilly and Associates, 1997, pp. 18-26; reprinted in Brazil:  True Stories, rev. ed. by Annette Haddad and Scott Doggett, San Francisco: Traveler’s Tales, 2004, pp. 3-12.  ♦ Silver Medal, Benjamin Franklin Award of the Independent Book Publishers Association.
 
"Comparative Development of Brazilian Studies in the United States and France," Envisioning Brazil:  A Guide to Brazilian Studies in the United States, 1945-2000, Washington, DC:  Brazilian Embassy, 2002, pp. 374-391.  ♦ Co-winner, Roberto Reis Book Award of BRASA, 2006. 
 
"Desenvolvimento comparado do estudo do Brasil nos Estados Unidos e na França," O Brasil dos brasilianistas, Rio de Janeiro:  Paz e Terra, 2002, pp. 469-486. 
 
"Online Research Resources for Teaching Portuguese," Português para falantes de espanhol:  artigos selecionados escritos em português e ingles = Portuguese for Spanish Speakers:  Selected Articles Written in Portuguese and English, Campinas, São Paulo:  Pontes, 2004, pp. 207-219. 
 
"Comparative Development of Brazilian Studies in the United States and France" (enlarged and updated), Envisioning Brazil:  A Guide to Brazilian Studies in the United States, Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005, pp. 375-395.

"Brazil," Liberal Learning from a Global Perspective, Washington, DC:  IHEP, to appear 2010.  ⁹

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ARTICLES/ENTRIES IN BOOKS (alpha order by article title within year of publication)  ↑
 
1994-1999

"Rosa, João Guimarães," Reference Guide to Short Fiction, Detroit:  St. James Press, 1994, pp. 223-225. 
 
"Brazilian Americans," The Latino Encyclopedia, New York:  Marshall Cavendish, 1996, vol. 1, pp. 198-199. 
 
"Clinton, Bill," U.S. Government Leaders, McGill’s Choice Series, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:  Salem Press, 1997, vol. 1, pp. 367-374. 
 
"Poinsett, Joel Roberts," Encyclopedia of Mexico:  Society, History, Culture, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 1997, vol. 2, pp. 1094-1096. 
 
"Siqueiros, David," Encyclopedia of Mexico:  Society, History, Culture, vol. 2, pp. 1345-346; and Concise Encyclopedia of Mexico, London:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001, pp. 734-735. 
 
"Belizean [British Honduras] Independence, 1981," Encyclopedia of North American History, New York: Marshall Cavendish, 1998, vol. 1, p. 127. 
 
"Organization of American States (OAS)," Encyclopedia of North American History, vol., 7, p. 889. 
 
"St. Denis," Dictionary of World Biography:  The Ancient World, Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 1998, pp. 257-259, reprinted in the Encyclopedia of the Ancient World, London:  Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 2000, vol. 1, pp. 470, 536.  ♦  Named an "Editors' Choice," Booklist, 2002.    
 
"Batlle y Ordóñez, José," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, New York: Marshall Cavendish, 1999, vol. 1, pp. 109-110. 
 
"Dewey, Melvil," Dictionary of World Biography:  The 19th Century, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 1999, vol. 5, pp. 560-563. 
 
"Fulbright, William," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 2, pp. 533-535. 
 
"Haya de la Torre, Víctor Raúl," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 3, pp. 644-645. 
 
"Jagan, Cheddi Berrett," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 3, pp. 765-766. 
 
"Kubitschek, Juscelino," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 3, pp. 879-880. 
 
"Perón, Juan," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 5, pp. 1221-1224. 
 
"Pinochet Ugarte, Augusto," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 5, pp. 1236-1239. 
 
"Rubinstein, Arthur" (1960s), The Sixties in America, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 1999, vol. 2, p. 618. 
 
"San Francisco as a Cultural Mecca," The Sixties in America, vol. 2, pp. 624-625. 
 
"Stroessner, Alfredo," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 5, pp. 1445-1447. 
 
"Vargas, Getúlio," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 5, pp. 1529-1531. 
 
"Velasco Ibarra, José María," Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century World Leaders, vol. 5, pp. 1532-1533. 
 
2000

"Clinton, Bill," Dictionary of World Biography:  The 20th Century, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2000, vol. 6, pp. 707-712. 
 
"Clinton, William Jefferson," Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2000, vol. 1, pp. 188-191.  ♦ Named among "Outstanding Reference Sources" by Booklist, 2002. 

2001

"Amazonia, 8000 B.C.E.-700 C.E," Encyclopedia of Ancient History, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2001, vol. 1, pp. 235-236. 
 
"Brazilian Anti-Regency Uprisings," Magill’s Guide to Military History, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2001, vol. 1, pp. 215-216. 
 
"Brazilian Anti-Republican Uprisings," Magill’s Guide to Military History, vol.1, pp. 216-218. 
 
"Les Cèdres," Encyclopedia of Gardens:  History and Design, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001, vol. 2, pp. 793-795. 
 
"College Campuses," Encyclopedia of Gardens:  History and Design, vol. 1, pp. 309-310. 
 
"Fronteira Palácio," Encyclopedia of Gardens:  History and Design, vol. 1, pp. 483-484. 
 
"Gazetteer of Brazil," World Geography, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2001, vol. 3 (South and Central America), interalia. 
 
"Jardín Zoológico de la Habana," = "Havana Zoological Garden," Encyclopedia of World Zoos, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001, vol. 2, p. 655.  ♦ Named among "Outstanding Reference Source" by American Library Association (ALA), 2001.   
 
"The Lisbon Earthquake, 1755," Natural Disasters, Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 2001, vol. 1, pp. 113-116. 
 
"Ohio State University Libraries," International Dictionary of Library Histories, Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001, vol. 2, pp. 627-629. 
 
"Père Lachaise Cemetery," Encyclopedia of Gardens:  History and Design, vol. 2, pp. 1018-1020. 
 
"RioZoo" = "Rio de Janeiro Zoological Garden," Encyclopedia of World Zoos, vol. 3, p. 1089-1090. 
 
"Ronaldo," Great Athletes, rev. ed., Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2001, vol. 7, pp. 2358-2360. 
 
"The University of Coimbra Library," International Dictionary of Library Histories, vol. 2, pp. 825-827. 
 
"The University of São Paulo Library," International Dictionary of Library Histories, vol. 2, pp. 890-892. 
 
"War of the Triple Alliance," Magill’s Guide to Military History, vol. 5, pp. 1561-1563. 
 
2002

"Pérez-Esquivel, Adolfo," Nobel Prize Winners, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2002, publication suspended. 
 
"Saavedra-Lamas, Carlos," Nobel Prize Winners. 
 
"Samuelson, Paul," Nobel Prize Winners. 
 
"Saramago, José," Nobel Prize Winners. 
 
2004

"Aleijadinho (Antônio Francisco Lisboa)," Encyclopedia of Sculpture, New York:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004, vol. 1, pp. 34-36.   ♦ Named an "Editor's Choice" by Booklist, 2004; and an "Outstanding Reference Source" by the Reference and User Services Association, 2004. 
 
"Brazil," The Museum of Broadcast Communications Encyclopedia of Radio, New York:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004 (also:  Encyclopedia of Radio, London:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001), vol. 1, pp. 193-195.  ♦ Named an "Editor's Choice" by Booklist, 2004; and an "Outstanding Reference Source" by the Reference and User Services Association, 2004. 
 
"Brecheret, Víctor," Encyclopedia of Sculpture, vol. 1, pp. 203-205. 
 
"Giorgi, Bruno," Encyclopedia of Sculpture, vol. 1, pp. 676-678. 
 
"Hamilcar-Barca," Great Lives from History:  The Ancient World, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2004, vol. 1, pp 373-375. 
 
"Landell de Moura, Roberto," The Museum of Broadcast Communications Encyclopedia of Radio, vol. 2, pp. 853-854. 
 
"Lisbon World Exposition," Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Architecture, New York:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004, vol. 2, pp. 785-786. 
 
"Nader, Ralph," Ethics, rev. ed., Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2004, vol. 2, pp. 990-991. 
 
"Souto de Moura, Eduardo," Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Architecture, vol. 3, pp. 1231-1232. 
 
"The Spread of the Cult of Quetzalcoatl in Central America," Great Events from History:  The Middle Ages, 477-1453, Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 2004, vol. 1, pp. 287-289. 
 
"Tutu, Desmond," Ethics, rev. ed., vol. 3, pp. 1515-1516. 
 
"Urnfield Culture Flourishes in Northwestern Europe," Great Events from History:  The Ancient World, vol. 1, pp. 208-209. 
 
2005

"1498:  Portuguese Reach the Swahili Coast," Great Events from History:  The Renaissance and Early Modern Era, 1454-1600, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 239-241. 
 
"1549-1552:  Father Xavier Introduces Christianity to Japan," Great Events from History:  The Renaissance and Early Modern Era, 1454-1600, vol. 2, pp. 599-601. 
 
"1601 [December]:  Dutch Defeat Portuguese in Bantam Harbor [Java]," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 66-68. 
 
"1640s:  Dutch Wars in Brazil," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 1, pp. 315317. 
 
"1640 [June-August]:  Bandeirantes Expel the Jesuits," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 1, pp. 386-388. 
 
"1641 [August 26]-1648 [September]:  Conquest of Luanda," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 1, pp. 393-395. 
 
"1654:  Portugal Retakes Control of Brazil," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700 , vol. 2, pp. 508-510. 
 
"1680s Guerra dos Bárbaros," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 2, pp. 744-746`. 
 
"1668 [February 13]:  Spain Recognizes Portugal 's Independence," Great Events from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 2, pp. 651-653. 
 
"Afonso I, King of Kongo," Great Lives from History:  The Renaissance and Early Modern Era, 1454-1600, vol. 1, pp. 9-11. 
 
"Angola," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, New York:  Routledge, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 105-106. 
 
"Antigua and Barbuda," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 111-112. 
 
"Barbados," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, New York:  Routledge, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 154-156. 
 
"Barbados," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 185-186. 
 
"Basque," Encyclopedia of Linguistics, New York:  Fitzroy Dearborn, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 126-127. 
 
"Belize," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 205-206. 
 
"Bolivia," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 225-227. 
 
"Brazil," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 235-237. 
 
"Cape Verde," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 264-265. 
 
"Chambi, Martín," Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century Photography, New York:  Routledge, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 261-264. 
 
"Costa Rica," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 336-337. 
 
"Dominica," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 1, pp. 483-484. 
 
"Dominica," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 405-406. 
 
"Duke of Lerma, Spanish Nobleman," Great Lives from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 2005, vol. 1, pp. 530-532. 
 
"East Timor," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 1, pp. 419-421. 
 
"Fox, Vicente," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 2, pp. 672-673. 
 
"FRELIMO (Front for the Liberation of Mozambique)," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 1, pp. 682-683. 
 
"Haiti," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 2, pp.  539-540. 
 
"Haya de la Torre, Victor Raúl," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 2, pp. 745-746. 
 
"Jamaica," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 2, pp. 661-662. 
 
"John of Austria [the Younger], Spanish Military Leader" Great Lives from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 1, pp. 425-427. 
 
"Jones, Sir William ['Oriental']," Encyclopedia of Linguistics, vol. 1, pp. 565-567. 
 
"Kubitschek, Juscelino," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 2, p. 919. 
 
"Mexican Criminal Justice System," Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2005, vol. 1,  pp. 676-681.  ♦ Named an "Editor's Choice" by Booklist, 2006. 
 
"Mexico," Encyclopedia of Linguistics, vol. 2, pp. 682-684. 
 
"Mozambique," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 2, pp. 1087-1089. 
 
"Mozambique," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 2, pp. 856-858. 
 
"Njinga, Queen of Angola (r. 1624-1663)," Great Lives from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 2, pp. 687-689. 
 
"Panama," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp.  946-948. 
 
"Paraguay," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 950-951. 
 
"Philip IV, King of Spain," Great Lives from History:  The Seventeenth Century, 1601-1700, vol. 2, pp. 738-741. 
 
"Ramos-Horta, José," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 1002-1003. 
 
"Salgado, Sebastião," Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century Photography, vol. 3, pp. 1371-1383. 
 
"São Tomé and Príncipe," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 1060-1061. 
 
"Silva, Benedita da," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 1103-1104. 
 
"Stroessner, Alfredo," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 3, pp. 1497-1498. 
 
"Suriname," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 1154-1155. 
 
"United Fruit Company," The Fifties in America, Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 2005, vol. 3, pp. 960-961.  ♦ Named an "Editor's Choice" by Booklist, 2005. 
 
"Uruguay," Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities, vol. 3, pp. 1279-1281. 
 
"Vargas, Getúlio," Encyclopedia of the Developing World, vol. 3, pp. 1653-1654. 
 
2006

"1712:  Philip V Founds the Royal Library of Spain," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2006, vol. 1, pp. 88-90. 
 
"1735-1743:  French Scientists Explore the Amazon River," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 1. pp. 231-233. 
 
"1750:  Treaty of Madrid," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 1343-345. 
 
"1755 [1 November]:  Great Lisbon Earthquake," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 1, pp. 386-388. 
 
"1775:  Spanish-Algerine War, " Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 2, pp. 573-575. 
 
"1785:  Construction of El Prado Museum Begins," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 2, pp. 698-700. 
 
"1786:  Discovery of Mayan Ruins of Palenque," Great Events from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 2, pp. 716-719. 
 
"Book Publishing [United States]," The Seventies in America, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2006, vol. 1, pp. 130-132. 
 
"Francophonie, La [Canada]," The Seventies in America, vol. 1, pp. 399-400. 
 
"Green Revolution," The Seventies in America, vol. 2, pp. 418-420. 

"Pombal, Marquês de," Great Lives from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2006, vol. 3, pp. 1802-1805. 
 
"Tupac Amaru II," Great Lives from History:  The Eighteenth Century, 1701-1800, vol. 4, pp. 993-995. 
   
"United States and Mexico Relations," The Seventies in America, vol. 2, pp. 598-599. 
 
2007

"1828-1834:  Portugal's Miguelite War," Great Events from History:  The Nineteenth Century, 1801-1900, Pasadena California:  Salem Press, 2007, vol. 1, pp. 403-404. 

"Hidalgo y Castillo, Miguel," Great Lives from History:  The Nineteenth Century, 1801-1900, Pasadena, California: Salem Press, 2007, vol. 2, pp. 1094-1096. 
  
"Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil," Great Lives from History:  The Nineteenth Century, 1801-1900, vol. 3, pp. 1763-1765. 
  
"Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil," Great Lives from History:  The Nineteenth Century, 1801-1900, vol. 3, pp. 1766-1768. 
 
"Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino," Great Lives from History:  The Nineteenth Century, 1801-1900, vol. 3, pp. 2000-2003. 
 
2008

"Cardoso, Fernando Henrique, President of Brazil (1995-2003)," Great Lives from History: The Twentieth Century, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2008, vol. 2, pp. 651-653.

"Clinton, Bill, President of the United States (1993-2001)," Great Lives from History: The Twentieth Century, vol. 2, pp. 783-787.

"Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather," Masterplots II:  Christian Literature, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2008, vol. 1, pp. 423-425.

"Kubitschek, Márcia," Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture, 1st ed., New York:  Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1996, vol. 3, p. 354; 2nd ed., rev. and enlrgd., Detroit:  Gale, 2008, vol. 4, p. 92.   ♦ Honorable Mention, Dartmouth Medal of ALA, 1997.
 
"Kubitschek de Oliveira, Juscelino," Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture, vol. 3, pp. 354-357; 2nd ed., vol. 4, pp. 92-95. 

"Machado de Assis, Joaquim Maria," Magill's Survey of World Literature, rev. ed., 6 vols., Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2009, vol. 4, pp. 1603-1609.

"March 8, 1977:  Angolan Rebels Invade Shaba Province," Great Events from History: The Twentieth Century, 1971-2000, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2008, vol. 1, pp. 867-869. 
 
"March 15, 1985:  Democracy Returns to Brazil," Great Events from History: The Twentieth Century, 1971-2000, vol.2, pp. 1817-1819.

"Mexico and the United States," The Nineties in America, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, 2008, vol. 2, p.  .

"Morte d'Urban by J. F. Powers," Masterplots II:  Christian Literature, vol. 3, pp. 1180-1183.

"Pessoa, Fernando," Magill's Survey of World Literature, vol. 5, pp. 2001-2006.

"Project Gutenberg," The Nineties in America, vol. 3, p. 686-687.

"December 16, 1992:  U.N. Security Council Brokers Peace in Mozambique," Great Events from History: The Twentieth Century, 1971-2000, vol. 3, 2688-2690.

2009

"Agassiz, Jean-Louis-Rudolphe," Encyclopedia of Global Warming, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press. vol. 1, pp.  . 
 
"American Association for the Advancement of Science," Encyclopedia of Global Warming. vol. 1, pp.  .

"Brazil," Encyclopedia of Global Warming.

"The Economist [magazine]," Historical Encyclopedia of American Business, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, vol. 1, p. 247. 

"From Slavery to Freedom:   A History of American Negroes (John Hope Franklin)," Masterplots II: African American Literature, Revised Edition, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, vol. 2, pp. 654-656.

"Gilberto, João," Musicians and Composers of the 20th Century, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, vol. 2, pp. 501-502.

"Internet," Historical Encyclopedia of American Business and Finance, vol. 2, pp. 463-465. 

"Islands," Encyclopedia of Global Warming, vol. 2, pp.  .

"La Niña," Encyclopedia of Global Warming, vol. 2, pp.  .

"Mexican War, 1846-1848," Historical Encyclopedia of American Business, vol 2, pp. 544-546.

"Villa-Lobos, Heitor," Musicians and Composers of the 20th Century, vol. 5, pp. 1562-1566.

"World Trade Organization," Encyclopedia of Global Warming. vol. 3, pp.  .

2010

"Alexander von Humboldt, Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain," World History Encyclopedia, Santa Barbara, California:  ABC-CLIO Press, vol. 1, pp.  . 

"Brazilian Americans," Encyclopedia of American Immigration, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, vol. 1, pp.  .
 
"European Traders and the Tupi in Brazil," World History Encyclopedia, vol. 5, pp.  . 

"The Great Books Foundation," The Forties in America, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press, vol. 2, pp.  .

"Portuguese Americans," Encyclopedia of American Immigration, vol. 3, pp.  .

"Vespucci's World, Europe Imagines America," World History Encyclopedia, vol. 20, pp.  . 

Forthcoming 2010-2011

"Atalla, Jorge Wolney," Great Lives from History: The Incredibly Wealthy, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press.

"Brazilianist," Oxford English Dictionary Online. 

"Dom Casmurro by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis," Masterplots III, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press.

"Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands by Jorge Amado," Masterplots III.

"Mexicanist," Oxford English Dictionary Online.  

"Moraes, José Ermírio de," Great Lives from History: The Incredibly Wealthy.

"Obama, Barack," Encyclopedia of African Americans, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press.

"Penteado, Sebastião Ferraz de Camargo," Great Lives from History: The Incredibly Wealthy.

"Primary Sector," Global Resources, Pasadena, California:  Salem Press.  ¹⁶³

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JOURNAL ARTICLES AND SHORTER PUBLICATIONS  (alpha order by article title within year of publication)  ↑
 
1980-1989

"Survey of Counseling in Brazil with Recommendations for its Country Coordination," for US International Communication Service-Brazil (September 1980).  ERIC Document No. 372 708. 
 
"The Rio Educational Advising Office and the Country Coordination of Educational Advising in Brazil," report for the Fulbright Commission o Brazil (1985).  ERIC Document No. 372 709. 
 
"Como fazer um presidente, a campanha de Juscelino Kubitschek."  História em cadernos, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (January-June 1986): 27. 
 
"A Basic Reference Collection on US Education."  The Overseas Adviser (Spring 1987):68-70. 
 
 "A Guide to Selected Current Information Sources on Foreign Students, (three-part series) Educational Advising Newsletter (April-June 1987): 4; (July-September 1987):3-5; (October-December 1987):5-6. 
 
"An Audio-Visual Manual for Using College Catalogs."  The Advising Quarterly (Summer 1987):17. 
 
"O sistema educacional dos Estados Unidos."  Ciclo de conferências sobre as relações Brasil-Estados Unidos, reprinted in Corrêio do IBECC (bulletin of the Brazilian Commission of UNESCO), Rio de Janeiro, (June 1988):35-46. 
 
"JK -- um estudante presidente."  Manchete (27 August 1988):22-25. 
 
"Indexes and Abstracts for Research on Foreign Students," with Dudley Cunningham.  The Advising Quarterly (Winter 1988):29-30. 
 
"Ideas to Meet the Library Needs of Foreign Students." NAFSA Newsletter (December 1988-January 1989):3. 
 
"Brazilians Have Their Future in Their Hands."  The Brasilians (January 1989):3. 
 
"Toward Multinational Advising."  The Advising Quarterly (Spring 1989):11. 
 
"US Exchange and Librarian Education in Latin America."  AR-OSEAS (April-June 1989):3-4. 
 
"US Government Publications and Overseas Advising."  AR-OSEAS (July-September 1989):6-7. 
 
"The Tales Typography Tells."  Visible Language (Autumn 1989):669-675. 
 
"Telephone Information Service."  College and Research Libraries News (September 1989):672-675. 
 
"‘Information Age’ as a Descriptor."  Scholarly Publishing (October 1989):672-675. 

"Giving us his 'best'." American Libraries (November 1989);959-960.
 
"The Beginnings of OSEAS."  AR-OSEAS (October-December 1989):5-6. 
 
1990-1999

"Addendum to ‘Libraries in Rio’."  International Library Review (March 1990):3-5. 
 
"Sobre perguntas e sabedoria."  Boletim do IBEU (July-August 1990):4. 
 
"A mensagem que falta" (editorial).  O Estado de São Paulo (1 August 1990):2. 
 
"Some Aspects of Publishing on Topics in Brazilian Studies by American University Presses."  Luso-Brazilian Review (Summer 1990):99-102. 
 
"Libraries and Overseas Educational Advising Collection Development."  The Advising Quarterly (Fall 1990):1, 18-19. 
 
"The Flowering of Brazilian Culture in the Twentieth Century."  The Camões Center Quarterly (Spring-Summer 1991):25-26. 
 
"Ipanema on Foot--More than Just a ‘New Beat’."  International Living (June 1991):15. 
 
"Latin American Studies and Gateway at Ohio State."  Computers in Libraries (October 1991):56-57. 
 
"Overseas Educational Advising:  An International Information Service."  The Advising  Quarterly (Spring 1992):18-24. 
 
"Um americano nos trópicos."  Caderno Idêias, Jornal do Brasil (8 August 1992). 
 
"Vamos salvar as bibliotecas."  Veja (21 October 1992):126. 
 
"OSEASNet:  An Electronic Network for Overseas Advisers."  The Advising Quarterly (Spring 1993):32-33. 
 
"Overseas Educational Advising:  An International Information Service."  Special Libraries (Spring 1993):79-84.  ERIC No. EJ 462 800. 
 
"Electronic Library Network Frontier in Brazil."  College and Research Libraries News (May 1993):255-256. 
 
"A Glance at Publications about Brazil."  The Brasilians (August 1993):11E. 
 
"Libraries in Rio de Janeiro for Research in Modern Brazilian Cultural History."  Luso-Brazilian Review (Summer 1995):61-67. 
 
"Resources for Special Library Collection Development in Educational Advising."  Special Libraries (Fall 1995):272-278. 
 
Directory of International and Area Studies Librarians in Ohio, 1997-1999, with Beau D. Case.  Columbus, Ohio:  Organization of International and Area Studies Librarians, 1997.  ERIC Document No. 409 906. 
 
"Three Hours to a Better Funding Proposal:  Information Resources for International Grant Applications."  International Educator (Summer 1997):40-42. 
 
"Meios para aperfeiçoar pedidos de ajuda financeira para estudos no exterior."  História, ciências, saúde--Manguinhos (July-October 1998):509-514. 
 
"Enhancing Grant Proposals in Latin American Studies."  LASA (Latin American Studies Association) Forum (Winter 1999):10-11. 
 
2000-present

"Directory of Research for Brazilian Studies in France."  SALALM (Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials) Newsletter (April 2001):139-140. 
 
"The Development of Brazilian Studies in France."  História, ciências, saúde--Manguinhos (July-August 2001):439-453. 
 
"Public Access (Non-Fee) Internet Resources for the Portuguese Language."  História, ciências, saúde--Manguinhos (January-April 2004):211-217. 
 
"The Columbus, Ohio Hispanic Demonstration of 26 March 2006, the "Green Revolution," and World Demographics."  LAT Reading Room Occasional Papers, No. 1 (April 2006).  
 
"Turned-On Tropics:  Online Resources for Brazilian Studies."  LAT Reading Room Occasional Papers, No. 2 (April 2006). 
 
"Renewing Reference Services in OSU Libraries:  Reference Service in Latin American Studies, Spanish, and Portuguese Library Collection (LAT)," LAT Reading Room Occasional Papers, No. 3 (April 2006).  
 
"Brazilian Studies: Online Resources for Researchers."  College and Research Libraries News (May 2006):308-311, 313. 
 
"Portuguese Spoken Here."  Week in Review section, Letters to Editor, The New York Times, 29 October 2006, p. 6.  
 
"Fifty Years On:  Five Phases in the Assessment of the Kubitschek Presidency, 1956-2006," Occasional Papers of Centre for Brazilian Studies, Oxford University, 2006. 
 
"Enhancing Internet Use for History by Categorizing Online Resources."  Perspectives (newsmagazine of the American Historical Association - AHA), May 2007, pp. 26-27. ⁵⁰

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REVIEWS (BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS) AND ABSTRACTS (by year of publication and then in chronological order)  ↑
 
1984-1999

"College and University Guidebooks."  Correspondence, Harvard Education Review  (November 1984):496. 
 
Overseas Educational Adviser's Manual, New York:  College Entrance Examination Board, 1987, unpaginated.  Comparative Education Review (November 1988):507. 
 
Power and the Ruling Classes in Northeast Brazil by Ronald Chilcote, Cambridge, England, Cambridge University Press, 1990, 383 pp.  Choice (November 1990):545. 
 
Bibliografia da música brasileira, 1977-1984 by Iratí Antonio et al., São Paulo:  Universidade de São Paulo and Centro Cultural São Paulo, 1988, 275 pp.  Fontes Artis Musicae (July-September 1991):242-43. 
 
Encyclopedia of World Cultures:  North America, vol. 1, ed. by David Levinson and Timothy J. O'Leary, Boston:  G. K. Hall, 1991.  The Advising Quarterly, fall, 1991, pp. 12-13; reprinted in the SALALM Newsletter (June, 1995):141-42. 
 
International Higher Education, an Encyclopedia, 2 vols., ed. by Philip Altbach, New York:  Garland Publishing, 1991.  Phi Beta Delta International Review (1992):99-100. 
 
Crosscurrents of Modernism:  Four Latin American Pioneers by Valerie Fletcher. Washington, DC:  Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and Smithsonian Institution Press, 1992.  Brasil/Brazil (1994):119-20. 
 
The International Encyclopedia of Education, 12 vols. by Torsten Husén and T. Neville Postlethwaite, Oxford:  Pergamon Press, 1994.  Phi Beta Delta International Review (1995):73-74. 
 
Sendero Luminoso:  An Annotated Bibliography of the Shining Path Guerrilla Movement, 1980-1993 by Peter A. Stern, Albuquerque:  SALALM), 1995.  Choice (December 1995):600. 
 
The Academic Profession:  An International Perspective by Ernest L. Boyer, Philip G. Altbach, and Mary Jean Whitelaw, Princeton, New Jersey:  Carnegie Foundation, 1994.  Phi Beta Delta International Review (1996):89-90.   
 
Daily Life in Ancient Rome by Florence Dupont, Oxford:  Blackwell, 1993.  SALALM Newsletter (October 1996):47. 
 
"In Brief," occasional book review column, an annotated list of new publications in international education, NAFSA Newsletter, 1991-96. 
 
"New Publications for Advising," electronic column on new resources in educational advising, circulated on NAFSA (National Association for Foreign Student Affairs, now known as the Association of International Educators) electronic network, 1992-97. 
 
Assault on Paradise by Tatiana Lobo, Willimanthec, Connecticut:  Curbstone Press, 1998.  Multicultural Review (June 1999):76. 
 
Indigenism:  Ethnic Politics in Brazil by Alcida Rita Ramos, Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1998.  Multicultural Review (June 1999):99-100. 
 
The Unpublished Diaries of Carolina Maria de Jesus by Robert Levine, New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1999.  Multicultural Review (September 1999):74-75. 

2000

Diary of a Guerrilla by Ramón Pérez, Houston:  Arte Público, 1999.  Multicultural Review (March 2000):80. 
 
The Spectacle of the Races:  Scientists, Institutions, and the Races in Brazil, 1870-1930 by Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, New York:  Hill and Wang, 1999.  Multicultural Review (March 2000):84. 
 
Casanova Was a Booklover:  And Other Naked Truths and Provocative Curiosities about the Writing, Selling and Reading of Books by John Maxwell Hamilton, Baton Rouge:  Louisiana State University, 2000.  Book Page (May 2000):10. 

Paraguay by R. Andrew Nickson, rev. ed., vol. 84 in World Bibliographical Series, Oxford:  Clio Press, 1999.  Choice (July-August 2000):1961. 
 
In the Shadow of the Liberator:  Hugo Chávez and the Transformation of Venezuela by Richard Gott, London:  Verso, 2000.  Multicultural Review (December 2000):85. 
 
Manuel Puig and the Spider Woman:  His Life and Fictions by Suzanne Jill Levine, New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 2000.  Multicultural Review (December 2000):78-79. 

2001

The Abolition of Slavery in Brazil:  The "Liberation" of Africans through the Emancipation of Capital by David Baronov, Westport, Connecticut and London:  Greenwood Press, 2000.  Multicultural Review (March 2001):81.   
 
The Elsewhere Community by Hugh Kenner, New York:  Oxford University Press, 2000.  Multicultural Review (March 2001):80.   
 
Liberators:  Latin America’s Struggle for Independence by Robert Harvey, New York:  Overlook Press, 2000.  Multicultural Review (March 2001):81-82. 
 
Che:  Images of a Revolutionary by Fernando D. García and Óscar Solar, London:  Pluto Press, 1997.  Multicultural Review (June 2001):79-80. 
 
City of Walls:  Crime, Segregation, and Citizenship in São Paulo by Teresa P. R. Caldeira,  Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000.  Choice (October 2001):370-71. 
 
Salvador Allende Reader, ed. by James D. Cockroft, Melbourne, Australia:  Ocean Press, 2000.  Multicultural Review (December 2001):80. 

2002

The Tribute of Blood:  Army, Honor, Race, and Nation in Brazil, 1864-1945 by Peter M. Beattie, Durham, North Carolina:  Duke University Press, 2001.  Choice (May 2002):1642. 
 
Democracy and Human Rights in Latin America, ed. by Richard S. Hillman and others, Westport, Connecticut:  Praeger, 2001.  Multicultural Review (June 2002):88. 
 
International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, ed. by Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Bates, 26 vols., Amsterdam:  Elsevier, 2002.  Reviewed with David Lincove and others, Choice (June 2002):17, 27-28. 
 
Entangled Edens by Candace Slater, Berkeley:  University of California Press, 2002.  Multicultural Review (June 2002):90-91. 
 
Brazil:  Body and Soul, ed. by Edward J. Sullivan, New York:  Guggenheim Museum, 2001.  Multicultural Review (September, 2002):91-92. 
 
The Brothers by Milton Hatoum, New York:  Farrar, Strauss, and Geroux, 2002.  Multicultural Review (December 2002):68. 
 
Barbecued Husbands:  And Other Stories from the Amazon by Betty Mindlin and native storytellers, New York:  Verso, 2002.  Multicultural Review (March 2003):70.  

2003

Cultures in Motion:  Mapping Key Contacts and Their Imprints in World History by Peter N. Stearns,  New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 2001.  Multicultural Review (March, 2003):80. 
 
Encyclopedia of Latin American Politics, ed. by Diana Kapiszewski, Westport, Connecticut:  Oryx Press, 2002.  Multicultural Review (March 2003):89. 
 
Exorcising Terror:  The Incredible Unending Trial of General Augusto Pinochet by Ariel Dorfman, New York:  Seven Stories Press, 2002.  Multicultural Review (March 2003):85. 
 
Futebol:  The Brazilian Way of Life by Alex Bellos, New York:  Bloomsbury, 2002.  Multicultural Review (March 2003):84. 
 
Tropical Truth:  A Story of Music and Revolution in Brazil by Caetano Veloso, New York:  Knopf, 2002.  Multicultural Review (June 2003):68. 
 
Consuming the Caribbean:  From Arawaks to Zombies by Mimi Sheller, New York:  Routledge, 2003.  Multicultural Review (December 2003):70-71. 
 
Trouble in Paradise:  Globalization and Environmental Crises in Latin America, New York:  Routledge, 2003.  Multicultural Review, (December 2003):70-71. 
 
2004

Historical Dictionary of Mozambique by Mario Azevedo and others, Lanham, Maryland:  Scarecrow Press, 2003.  Choice (May 2004):1640. 
 
... And Well Tied Down:  Chile's Press under Democracy by Ken León-Dermota, Westport, Connecticut:  Praeger, 2003.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2004):88. 
 
A History of Modern Brazil:  The Past against the Future by Colin M. MacLachlan, Wilmington, Delaware:  Scholarly Resources, 2003.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2004):82. 
 
Masters of War:  Latin America and United States Aggression from the Cuban Revolution through the Clinton Years by Clara Nieto, New York:  Seven Stories Press, 2003.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2004):70-71. 
 
Best Books for Academic Libraries, 10 vols., Temecula, California:  Best Books, 2002.  Reviewed with Graham Walden and others, Choice (September 2004):56-57. 
 
The Island at the Center of the World:  The Epic Story of Dutch Manhattan, the Forgotten Colony that Shaped America by Richard Shorto, New York:  Random House, 2004.  Commentary on review in Times Literary Supplement (London), (1 October 2004):17. 
 
Historical Dictionary of Angola by James W. Martin, Lanham, Maryland:  Scarecrow Press, 2003.  Choice (November 2004):466. 
 
Brazil's Indians and the Onslaught of Civilization:  The Yanomami and Kayapó by Linda Rabben, Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2004):91. 
 
The Human Tradition in Modern Brazil, ed. by Peter M. Beattie, Wilmington, Delaware:  Scholarly Resources, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2004):91. 
 
Inside Colombia:  Drugs, Democracy, and War by Grace Livingstone, New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2004):96. 
 
Opening Mexico:  The Making of a Democracy by Julia Preston and Samuel Dillon, New York:  Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2004):98. 
 
Other Septembers, Many Americas:  Selected Provocations, 1980-2004 by Ariel Dorfman, New York:  Seven Stories Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2004):69.   
 
'68 by Paco Ignacio Taibo II, New York:  Seven Stories Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2004):69.  
 
2005

The Emperor's Beard:  Dom Pedro II and the Tropical Monarchy of Brazil by Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, New York:  Hill and Wang, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2005):79.  
 
Enslaving Connections:  Changing Cultures of Africa and Brazil during the Era of Slavery, ed. by José C. Curto and Paul E. Lovejoy, Amherst, New York:  Humanity Books, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2005):76. 
 
Rain Forest Literatures:  Amazonian Texts and Latin American Culture by Lúcia Sá, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2005):69. 
 
¡Carnaval!, ed. by Barbara Mauldin, Seattle Washington University Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2005):77-78. 
 
¡Cochabamba!:  Water War in Bolivia by Oscar Olivera, in collaboration with Tom Lewis, Cambridge, Massachusetts:  South End Press, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2005):93-94. 
 
Liberty for Latin America:  How to Undo Five Hundred Years of State Oppression by Alvaro Vargas Llosa, New York:  Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2005.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2005):93-94. 
 
The Rough Guide to Brazil:  Bahia (Music CD), London:  World Music Network, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2005):116. 
 
The Rough Guide to Brazilian Hip-Hop (Music CD), London:  World Music Network, 2004.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2005):116. 
 
"The Quest for Angolanidade:  The Heritage of Current Fiction in Angola" by Stephen Henighan.  Commentary on the review article in Times Literary Supplement (London), (7 October 2005):17.  

2006
 
Brazilian Lounge (Music CD), New York:  Putumayo, 2006.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2006):102. 
 
Our History is Still Being Written:  The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution by Armando Choy, Gustavo Chui, and Moises Sio Wong, New York:  Pathfinder Press, 2005.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2006):66. 
 
The Unpast:  Elite Violence and Social Control in Brazil, 1954-2000 by R. S. Rose, Athens:  Ohio University Press, 2006.  Multicultural Review (Fall 2006):72.   
 
Argentina:  What Went Wrong by Colin M. MacLachlan, New York:  Greenwood, 2006.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2006):65. 
 
Empire's Workshop:  Latin America, the United States, and the Rise of the New Imperialism by Greg Grandin, New York, Metropolitan Books, 2006.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2006):74. 

2007

Nationalism in the New World, ed. by Don H. Doyle and Marco Antonio Pamplona, Athens:  University of Georgia Press, 2006.   Multicultural Review (Spring 2007):77. 
 
New Media Campaigns and the Managed Citizen by Philip N. Howard, Cambridge, England:  Cambridge University Press, 2006.  STAIR [St. Antony's International Review], (May 2007):110-111.  
 
Race and Multiraciality in Brazil and the United States by G. Reginald Daniel, University Park, Pennsylvania:  Penn State University Press, 2005.  Times Literary Supplement (London), (18 May 2007):33.
 
East Timor, a Country at the Crossroads of Asia and the Pacific:  A Geo-Historical Atlas by Frédéric Durand, Chang Mai, Thailand:  Silkworm Books, 2006.  Choice (July 2007):1893. 

2008

Latin America Online:  Cases, Successes and Pitfalls, ed. by Mila Gasco-Hernandez, Hershey, Pennsylvania:  IRM Press, 2007.  Journal of Latin American Studies (Cambridge University Press), (February 2008):186-188

Cowboy in Caracas:  A North American's Memoir of Venezuela's Democratic Revolution by Charles Hardy,  Willimantic, Connecticut:  Curbstone Press, 2007.  Multicultural Review (Spring 2008):67. 

Amazon Martyr:  The Life of Sister Dorothy Stang by Roseanne Murphy, Maryknoll, New York:  Orbis Books, 2007.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2008):63.

Americanos:  Latin America's Struggle for Independence by John Charles Chasteen, Oxford:  Oxford University Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2008):65.

Cultures of the Lusophone Black Atlantic, ed. by Nancy Naro, Roger Sansi-Roca, and David H. Treece, New York:  Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2008):72.

Lines in the Sand:  Nationalism and Identity on the Peruvian-Chilean Frontier by William E. Skuban, Albuquerque:  University of New Mexico Press, 2007.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2008):68-69. 

The Seamstress:  A Novel by Frances de Pontes Peebles, New York:  Harpercollins, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2008):55.

Fighting for Honor: The History of African Martial Art Traditions in the Atlantic by T. J. Desch-Obi, Columbia:  University of South Carolina Press, 2008.   Multicultural Review (Fall 2008):62.

Los locos mueren de viejos by Vanessa Núñez, Guatemala City:  F&G Editores, 2008.  Críticas/Library Journal, 1 October 2008.

Diario de un loco enfermo de cordura by Juan Saravia, Mexico City:  Felou, 2008.  Críticas/Library Journal, 15 October 2008.

Digital Poverty: Latin American and Caribbean Perspectives by Hernan Galperin and Judith Mariscal, Rugby, Warwickshire: Practical Action Publishing; Ottawa, Ontario: International Development Research Centre, 2007.   European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies = Revista Europea de Estudios Latinoamericanos y del Caribe (October 2008):146-147.

Cinco llaves del mundo secreto de Remedios Varo by Tere Arcq and others, Mexico City:  Artes de Mexico, 2008.  Críticas/Library Journal, 1 November 2008.

El rebozo by Teresa Castelló Iturbide and others, Mexico [City]: Artes de Mexico, 2008.  Críticas/Library Journal, 1 November 2008.

Brazilians Working with Americans = Brasileiros que trabalham com americanos by Orlando R. Kelm and Mary E. Risner, Austin, University of Texas Press, 2007.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2008):70.

From Rainforest to Cane Field in Cuba:  An Environmental History since 1492 by Reinaldo Funes Monzote, Chapel Hill:  University of North Carolina Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Winter, 2008):65-66.

Isabel Orleans-Bragança:  The Brazilian Princess Who Freed the Slaves by James McMurtry Longo, Jefferson:  North Carolina, McFarland, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2008):62. 

Lula of Brazil:  The Story So Far by Richard Bourne, Berkeley:  University of California Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Winter 2008):60-61.

Renegades:  Canadians in the Spanish Civil War by Michael Petrou, Vancouver:  British Columbia University Press, 2008.  Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research [of Australasia] (December, 2008):97-99.

2009
Antiimperialismo y noviolencia by Miguel d'Escoto, Mexico City:  Ocean Sur, 2009.  Library Journal (online).

Falling Behind:  Explaining the Development Gap between Latin America and the United States, ed. by Francis Fukuyama.  Commentary on the review article in Times Literary Supplement (London), (20 March 2009):6.

The Art of Healing Latinos:  Firsthand Accounts from Physicians and Other Health Advocates, 2nd ed. by David E. Hayes-Bautista and Roberto Chiprut, Los Angeles:  UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Press, 2008.  Journal of Hospital Librarianship (April-June 2009):225-227.

Caring for Them from Birth to Death:  The Practice of Community-Based Cuban Medicine by Christina Perez, Lanham, Maryland:  Lexington Books, 2008.  Journal of Hospital Librarianship (April-June 2009):227-228.

The Conquest of Mexico by Bernal Díaz del Castillo, ed. by David Carrasco, Albuquerque:  University of New Mexico Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2009):64.

Guerra del 47 y la resistencia popular a la ocupacion de Mexico by Gilberto Lopez y Rivas, Mexico City:  Ocean Sur, 2009.  Library Journal (online, 11 November 2009.

Havana Nocturne:  How the Mob Owned Cuba and Then Lost It to the Revolution by T. J. English, New York, HarperCollins, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2009):64-65.

Mexico Unconquered:  Chronicles of Power and Revolt by John Gibler.  San Francisco:  City Lights, 2009.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2009):70.

Democratic Brazil Revisited, ed. by Peter R. Kingstone and Timothy Power, Pittsburgh:  University of Pittsburgh, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2009):70-71.

El banquete de las banquetas = Un Banquet de troitoirs by Robin Newman:  Mexico [City]:  Artes de México y Zimat, 2008.  Library Journal (online), 15 June 2009.

Struggles of Voice:  The Politics of Indigenous Representation in the Andes by José Antonio Lucero, Pittsburgh:  University of Pittsburgh, 2008.  Multicultural Review (Summer 2009):71.

Todo lo que debe saber sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial by Jesús Hernández, Madrid:  Nowtilus, 2009.  Library Journal (online), 15 September 2009.

Armas secretas de Hitler by José Miguel Romaña, Madrid:  Nowtilus, 2009.  Library Journal (online) 15 September 2009.

Virtual Encyclopedia of Portuguese Expansion = Enciclopédia Virtual da Expansão Portuguesa, Centre for Overseas History, New University of Lisbon and the University of the Azores, at http://www.cham.fcsh.unl.pt/eve/index.php?lang=en (as of August 2009).  Choice (November 2009):484.

Forthcoming,  2010

Aftershocks:  Earthquakes and Popular Politics in Latin America, ed. by Jürgen Buchenau and Lyman L. Johnson, Albuquerque:  University of New Mexico Press, 2009.  Multicultural Review.

The Carnivalesque Defunto:  Death and the Dead in Modern Brazilian Literature by Robert H. Moser, Athens:  Ohio University Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review.

Land, Protest, and Politics:  The Landless Movement and the Struggle for Agrarian Reform in Brazil by Gabriel Ondetti University Park:  Pennsylvania State University Press, 2008.  Multicultural Review.

Lula of Brazil:  The Story So Far by Richard Bourne, Berkeley:  University of California Press, 2008.  Luso-Brazilian Review.

Medical Interpreting and Cross-cultural Communication, Claudia V. Angelelli, Cambridge, England:  Cambridge University Press, 2008.  Journal of Hospital Librarianship.

Mexican Wars for Independence, Timothy J. Henderson, New York:  Hill and Wang, 2008.  Multicultural Review.

Peruvians Dispersed:  A Global Ethnography of Migration by Karsten Paerregaard, Lanham, Maryland:  Lexington Books, 2008.  Multicultural Review.

The Throes of Democracy:  Brazil since 1989 by Bryan McCann, London:  Zed Books, 2008.  Hispanic American Historical Review (HAHR).  ¹¹⁶

Abstracter, Historical Abstracts and America:  History and Life, selected articles abstracted from:  American Indian Quarterly, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, Hispanic Review, History & Memory, Itinerario, Journal of Forest History, Journal of Genocide Research, Latin American Research Review, Luso-Brazilian Review, Proceedings of the American Italian Historical Association, ABC-Clio Press, 2008-2009.

Reviewer for Choice:  Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, American Library Association, 1990-present.  
 
Reviewer for Multicultural Review, Goldman Group Publishing, 1999-present.

Reviewer for Criticas/library Journal, Reed Elsevier Publishers, 2008-present.

Reviewer (intercultural medicine) for Journal of Hospital Librarianship, Haworth Press, 2008-present.

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EDITING   ↑
  
Editor, Fulbright Educational Advising Newsletter [Quarterly], Rio de Janeiro, 1979-1988. 
 
Editor, Guide to Courses in the United States during Southern Hemisphere Summer, Part One:  Intensive English Courses; Part Two: Academic Courses, Rio de Janeiro:  Working Group of US Overseas Educational Advisers in South America, 1985, 21 pp. and 10 pp. respectively; Part One, rev., 1986, 23 pp. 
 
Editorial Research Assistant, 1986, revision of California Library Laws 1981, Sacramento: California State Library, 132 pp.  (Not published due to lack of state funds.) 
 
Editorial Consultant, The Profession of Overseas Educational Advising, Washington, DC:  USIA, 1987, unpaginated. 
 
Editorial Consultant, Overseas Educational Adviser's Manual, 2nd ed., New York:  College Entrance Examination Board, 1987, 9 chapters, separately paginated. 
 
Editorial Consultant, If You Want to Study in the United States series:  Vol. 4, Scholars and Professionals, 20 pp.; vol. 5 Predeparture Orientation (with Brazilian supplement, Partindo certo), 89 pp., Washington, DC:  USIA, 1987. 
 
Editorial Consultant, Estudo nos Estados Unidos da América (Portuguese edition of Diversity, Accessibility, and Quality by Cliff Sjogren), Rio de Janeiro:  USIS-Brazil, 1987, 45 pp. 
 
General Editor, Directory of US Overseas Educational Advisers in South America, Rio de Janeiro:  USIS-Brazil, 1984, 20 pp., 1986, 20 pp., 1987, 23 pp. 
 
Editorial Consultant, Resources Directory for Overseas Educational Advising, Washington, DC:  AMIDEAST, 1989, 66 pp. 
 
Editorial Consultant, Overseas Educational Advisers’ Manual, 3rd ed., New York:  College Entrance Examination Board, not published. 
 
Book Review Editor and Member, Editorial Board, Phi Beta Delta International Review, New York:  New School for Social Research, 1992-1996. 
 
Editor, "News of Members" column, Fagulha:  Newsletter of BRASA, Albuquerque, 1994-1996. 
 
Project Coordinator and Co-editor with Beau D. Case of The Directory of International and Area Studies Librarians in Ohio, 1997-1999 for the Organization of International Studies Librarians in Ohio (OIALO), 1997-1998. 
 
Editorial Consultant, manuscript of Guide to Brazilian Studies in the US, 1945-2000, with additional chapters on Britain and France. Washington, DC:  Brazilian Embassy, 2001-2002.  
  
Editor, Monthly Online Bulletin of New Acquisitions of the Latin American Studies, Spanish, and Portuguese Library at The Ohio State University (ISSN 1545 9713), 2002-2006. 

Editor, OXlatlist:  An E-publication of Online Research Resources for Latin American and Brazilian Studies, CBC-Ox, 2006-2007.

Manuscript Reviewer at Publisher's Request, Brazil:  Five Centuries of Change by Thomas Skidmore, 2nd ed., rev. and enlrgd., Oxford, England:  Oxford University Press, [2007], not scheduled for publication.

History Editor, Editorial Board, brazilink -- connecting people, ideas, and information on Brazil, London, 2005-2008. 

Manuscript Reviewer at Editor's Request, Cambridge History of Latin America,  Brazil since 1930, ed. by Leslie Bethell, Cambridge, England:  Cambridge University Press, 2008, vol. 9, pp. 119-133 (section on Juscelino Kubitschek).

Member, Editorial Advisory Board, História, ciências, saúde--Manguinhos (peer reviewed, thrice-yearly journal), Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, 1994-present. 
 
Manuscript Reviewer on Brazil for editor of Latin America Series, Ohio University Press, Athens, 1996-present. 

Editor, LAT Reading Room Occasional Papers series, OSUL, Columbus, 2006-present. 

Columnist, "CyberDicas:  Internet Resources for Brazilian Studies," monthly column, BRASA-net Digest, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 2008-present.

Manuscript Reviewer at Publisher's Request, Brazil under Lula, New York:  Palgrave Macmillan, 2008.  Provided book cover endorsement.

Member, Editorial Advisory Board, The Mayan Studies Journal = La Revista de Estudios Mayas (peer reviewed e-journal), Department of Spanish and Portuguese, OSU, Columbus, 2007-present. 

Manuscript Reviewer at Publisher's Request, essays related to Brazil, Encyclopedia of Library and Information Sciences, New York:  Francis and Taylor, 2009. ²⁸ 

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SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS   ↑
(* = by invitation; # = juried)

 Speaker, "Coordination of Advising in Brazil and South America," USIA Conference of Overseas Educational Advisers in South America, Lima,  Peru, 6-10 December, 1983.

* Speaker, "Historical Per Capita Consumption and the Development of American Education," Brazilian War College, Rio de Janeiro, 23 May 1985.  (P = delivered in Portuguese.) 

* Workshop Instructor, "Educational Advising for Binational Center Librarian from Southern Cone Countries in South America," Buenos Aires, 26 September-1 October 1985. 
 
Speaker, "The Fulbright Program and the Preservation of Brazilian Culture," Brazilian Academy of Letters, Rio de Janeiro, 26 March 1987.  (P) 
 
* Commencement Speaker, Graduation Exercises, IBEU, 8 July 1987.  (P) 
 
Presenter for US, Panel Chair and Organizer, "Educational Information Systems for Study in Other Countries:  France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States," VI World Congress of Comparative Education, Rio de Janeiro, 8-9 July 1987. 
 
Representative for Latin America and Caribbean, OSEAS Leadership Conference, NAFSA and USIA headquarters, Washington, DC, 14-19 March 1988. 
 
* Speaker, "Upcoming Presidential Election in Brazil:  A New Leader for the Giant of Latin America," Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, 8 May 1989; City Commons Club, Berkeley, 21 April 1989. 
 
Presenter, "The Flowering of Brazilian Culture in the Twentieth Century," XIV Symposium on Portuguese Traditions in Europe, Asia, Africa, and  America, University of  California, Los Angeles, 21 April 1991. 
 
Presenter, "Online Reference Orientation for Latin American Materials," SALALM XXXVI, San Diego, California, 4 June 1991. 
 
* Presenter, "Overseas Advising as an International Information Service" and Applications of Librarianship for Overseas Advising," Third Biennial OSEAS/Europe Conference, Montpellier, France, 1, 3 December 1991. 
 
Presenter, "OSEASNet and New Technologies for Overseas Advising," NAFSA Conference, San Francisco, 1 June 1993. 
 
Presenter, "Accessing Information on Brazilian Education," NAFSA Conference, San Francisco, 1 June 1993; Chicago, 25 May 1992. 
 
Workshop Instructor, "Electronic Resources for Research on Brazil," Second BRASA Conference, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 13 May 1995. 
 
* Workshop Instructor, "Applications of Library and Information Science for Overseas Educational Advising," Fifth OSEAS/Europe Conference, Athens, Greece, 1 July 1995. 
 
# Presenter, "The French Avant-Garde, Italian Futurism, and the Development of Modern Brazilian Culture," Fifth Conference of the International Society for the Study of European Ideas (ISSEI), University for Humanist Studies, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 19-24 August 1996.  Proposal accepted; unable to attend conference. 
 
Book Signing for Travelers’ Tales Brazil with lecture on Rio de Janeiro, Border’s Bookstore, Columbus, 22 March 1997. 
 
* Presenter, "An Emerging New Hispanic Group:  Brazilian Americans," Fourth BRASA Conference, 14 November 1997. 
 
* Workshop Instructor (with Office of Science and Technology, Embassy of Brazil), "Electronic Resources for Research on  Brazil " Fourth BRASA Conference, Washington, DC, 13 November 1997. 
 
* Lecturer, "After Brasília: Personal and Professional Recollections of Juscelino Kubitschek," OU, 22 January 1998; Latin American Studies Program, OSU, 22 May 1998. 
 
* Lecturer, "The Tropical Culture of Brazil:  Achieving Brazilian National Culture in the Twentieth Century, Miami University, Miami, Ohio, 23 March 1998. 
 
* Speaker, "Understanding Modern Brazilian Culture:  A Renaissance in the Tropics," History Club, Upper Arlington, Ohio, 6 April, 5 October 1998. 
 
* Presenter, "Communicating in Brazil," Conference on Business in Brazil, Office of International Trade, Columbus Chamber of Commerce, 6 May 1999. 
 
* Workshop Instructor (with Ministry of Science and Technology, Brasília), "Electronic Resources for Research on Brazil " Fifth BRASA Conference, Recife, Brazil, 18 June 2000. 
 
* Presenter, "Hélio Oiticica in the Context of 20th Century Brazilian Cultural History," Symposium on Hélio Oitcica, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, 21 September 2001. 
 
* Instructor, Workshop on Electronic Resources for Latin American Studies, First Ohio Latinamericanist Conference, Columbus, 21 April 2002; Second Ohio Latinamericanist Conference, 28 February 2003; Fourth Ohio Latinamericanist Conference, 4 March 2005. 
 
Instructor, Workshop on Electronic Resources for Latin American Indigenous Languages, XVII International Symposium on Latin American Indigenous Languages (LAILA), Columbus, 12 May 2006. 
 
* Guest Lecturer, "Online Research Resources for Latin American Studies:  Interacting between Oxford and OSU Databases," Centre for Latin American Studies, University of Oxford, 28 October 2006. 
 
* Presenter, "The Kubitschek Presidency, a Half-Century On:  Five Phases of Assessment in Fifty Years since the Inauguration of JK (1956-2006)," Michaelmas Seminar Series, CBS-Ox, 14 November 2006.

* Presenter, "Brasília in Historical Cultural Context," Roundtable on Brasília, Brazilian Contemporary Arts Center, London, 9 June 2007.  Cancelled due to illness.

* Panel Member, "Honoring Leslie Bethell," Ninth BRASA Conference, Tulane University, New Orleans, 28 March 2008. ³⁰ 

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE   ↑

°°________________  
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL  
 
Organizer, Task Force on:  The establishment of a section within NAFSA for overseas educational advisers; proposal presented, NAFSA Conference, Cincinnati, 23 May 1983, approved as establishment of OSEAS, NAFSA Conference, San Antonio, Texas, 15 May 1986. 
 
Member, Scholarship Committee, (IBEU, Rio de Janeiro) 1983-1988. 
 
Member, Education Committee, US Chamber of Commerce, Rio de Janeiro, 1984-1988. 
 
Founder and Chair (elected), Working Group of US Overseas Educational Advisers in South America (US Consulate-General, Rio de Janeiro), 1984-1988. 
 
Candidate Selection Aide, Fellowship Committee (Maryland-Rio de Janeiro), Partners of the Americas (Rio de Janeiro), 1985-1988. 
 
Representative, Latin America and Caribbean regions, OSEAS/NAFSA, 1986-1988. 
 
Founder and Member, Midwestern Association of Brazilianists (MABS), University of Minnesota), 1992-1994; absorbed into BRASA, March, 1994.  
 
Organizer and Administrator, OSEASNet (OSU), electronic communication network for overseas educational advisers, +200 members, 40 countries, 1992-1995; absorbed into OSEAS World, September, 1995, University of Tampere, Finland. 
 
Member, Organizing Committee, BRASA (University of New Mexico), 1993-1994. 
 
Secretary (elected), BRASA, 1994-1996. 
 
Member Program Committee, First BRASA Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994, Second Conference, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1995, Third Conference (juried presentations, member of jury), Cambridge University (King's College), 1996. 
 
Member (organizing), OIALO (OSU), 1996-2000. 
 
Member (elected), Executive Council, Brazil Section, LASA (University of Pittsburgh), 1998-2000. 
 
Member (elected), Executive Board, BRASA, 1998-2002. 
 
Member (organizing), Cervantes Commemoration Committee for 400th Anniversary of Publication of Don Quixote, OSUL, 2004-2005. 
 
Contributor, Assessment of Web Sites and Library Resources for the Report of the Conference on the Future of Brazilian Studies in the United States, Brown University, 30 September-1 October 2006.  
 
Delegate, First International Conference on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Human Rights, 26-29 July 2006, Montreal, Canada; signatory, Declaration of Montreal.

Member-at-Large, Executive Board, American Association of University Professors (AAUP), OSU, 2006-2007.

Member, Advisory Board, Popol Wuj Online, OSUL and Newberry Library (Chicago), 2006-2007.

Member, Organizing Task Force, Ohio Latin Americanist Conference (OLAC), Columbus, 2007.

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PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS  
 
Directory of American Scholars:  History, 9th ed., Detroit:  Gale Group, 1999; Directory of American Scholars:  History, Archaeology, and Area Studies, 10th ed., Detroit:  Gale Group, 2002. 
 
Harvard Directory of Brazilianists, online, 2002-present. 
 
National Directory of Latin Americanists, Irving, Texas:  Taylor Publishing, 1992. 
 
Who’s Who in American Education 1996-1997, 5th ed., Owings Mills, Maryland:  National Reference Institute, 1996; Who’s Who in American Education 2004-2005, 7th ed., New Providence, New Jersey:  Marquis Who’s Who, 2004, Who’s Who in American Education 2007-2008, 8th ed., New Providence, New Jersey:  Marquis Who’s Who, 2007.

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CONSULTING   ↑

Consultant, Survey of Counseling in Brazil with Recommendations for its Country Coordination, for USICA-Brazil:  Rio de Janeiro, September, 1980; produced report of same name. 
 
Resource Consultant and Instructor, for Overseas Educational Advisers Training Workshop, NAFSA Conference:  Snowmass, Colorado, 10-16 June 1984. 
 
Consultant, Needs Assessment of Educational Advising in Venezuela, for USIA and USIS-Venezuela:  Caracas, 19-26 October 1987; produced report, "Educational Advising in Venezuela:  Maintenance and Change." 
 
Consultant, Needs Assessment of Educational Advising in Peru, for USIS-Peru:  Lima, 14-18 September 1987; produced report, "Educational Advising in Peru:  Transition and Development." 
 
Private Consultant, Evaluation of Transcripts from Brazilian Universities, for US university admissions officers: Columbus, 1989-1993. 
 
Consultant to Participants, Applications of Library and Information Science for International Educational Advising, for Fifth OSEAS/Europe Conference:  Athens, Greece, 1-5 July 1995. 
 
Adviser, Acquisition of Computer Resources for Educational Advising, for USIA:  Rio de Janeiro, June, 1995, produced report, "Overseas Educational Advising into the Next Century." 
 
Consultant, Profile of Contemporary Brazil, for Ohio Governor George Voinovich and State Trade Mission to South America:  Argentina, Brazil, Chile; Columbus, 12 February 1998, produced "Background Paper on Brazil." 
 
Adviser, Cultural Communication in Brazil, for Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce:  6 May 1999. 
 
Bibliographic Adviser, NEH Summer Institute, Seminar on Brazil within Colonial Latin American Studies, OSU, Columbus, Ohio, 2001. 
 
Invited Participant, Conference on Assessment of Brazilian Studies Programs in the US, (invitation from Brazilian Ambassador to the US, Rubens Antônio Barbosa), Brazilian Embassy:  Washington, DC, 29 October 1999, 3 December 2001, 12 October 2002. 
 
Evaluator, Grant Proposals in Library Science, for Fulbright Senior Specialists Program, CIES and Institute for International Education (IIE):  Washington, DC, 1999-2003. 
 
Evaluator, Proposals for Grants under:  Title VI National Resource Centers Program; Title VI Foreign Language and Area Studies Program; Title VI American Overseas Research Centers Program; Title VI International Research and Studies Program; Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Program; Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Program, US Department of Education:  Washington, DC, 2001-2003. 
 
Adviser, Historical and Cultural Background, Canto do Brasil interactive web site, Geoffrey Hiller Photography Studio:  Portland, Oregon, 2002-2003. 
 
Consultant for Helldorado Productions on film, The Rundown, with Dwayne Johnson ("The Rock") and Christopher Walker, directed by Peter Berg; Misher Films (Sony-Universal Studios):  Los Angeles, 2002-2003. 
 
Evaluator, Grant Proposals in Modern Brazilian Cultural History, NEH:  Washington, DC, 1996-present. 
 
Adviser, BRAZweb, Online Research Resources, web site of CBS-Ox, 2006-2007. 

Adviser, Jeito - Portal for Brazilian Studies, web site of BRASA, 2008-present.

Principal, Riedinger Research and Writing Consultancy Services, 1988-present.

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ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING AND SERVICE   ↑

°°________________  
LISTSERV AUTHOR AND EDITOR  
 
Latlist, an electronic communication network for students, faculty, and researchers in Latin American Studies at OSU, 1997-present. 
 
Latneto, electronic communication network for students, faculty, and researchers in Latin American Studies in the state of Ohio, 1997-2002. 

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WEB SITE DESIGNER AND MANAGER (all sites on OSUL server except as noted in parenthesis)  
 
BRAZweb, Online Research Resources for Brazilian Studies (CBS-Ox), 2006-2007. 
 
Comparative Americas:  First Nations, Amish-, Anglo-, Bantu-, Basque-, French-, Germanic-, Portuguese-, Spanish-, Yoruba-America, 2006-present. 
 
CyberDicas:  Internet Resources for Brazilian Studies (circulated monthly through BRASA e-mail list from History Department at Vanderbilt University), 2008-present.

Digitized Historical Editions of Don Quixote, e-quix400, 2005-present.  
 
E-Reference Library for Cuban Studies, e-refcuba, 2005-present. 
 
E-Reference Library for Dutch Antillean Studies, e-dutchantl, 2005-present. 
 
E-Reference Library for Ecuadorean Studies, e-refecua, 2006-present. 
 
E-Reference Library for Haitian Studies, e-refhaïti, 2005-present. 
 
E-Reference Library for Peruvian Studies, e-refperu, 2005-present. 
 
History and Culture of Brazil, e-syllabus/e-tutorial, 2003-present. 
 
LATweb, OSUL Web Site for Latin American Studies, 1997-present. 
 
LUSOGLOBE, 2006-present (on server of College of Humanities, OSU). 
 
Memorabilia of Juscelino Kubitschek, 2003-present. 
 
Ohio Latin Americanist Conference (OLAC), 2007-present. 
 
Online Reference Library Collection for Brazilian Studies, e-bRASref,  2003-present.   
 
Renaissance in the Tropics:  Brazilian Culture from the Week of Modern Art to the Inauguration of Brasília (1922-1960), e-rentrop, 2003-present. ¹⁵ 

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PHOTO GALLERY PORTFOLIOS (Picasa):

Quebec, Summer/Été, 2005.

Around Germania, Spring/Frühling, 2006.

Central Ohio Country, 2006.

Oxford University and Environs, Autumn 2006-Spring, 2007.

Scotland, Spring, 2007.

About Gibraltar, Spring, 2007.

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INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE   ↑

°°________________  
RESIDENCE ABROAD  

Brazil:  Rio de Janeiro, 1971-1988; summers, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000.

England:  Oxford, summer, 1970; Cambridge, summer, 1986; Oxford, autumn, 2006, spring, 2007.

France:  Paris, spring, 1999.
 
Mexico:  Puebla, 1978.  
 
Quebec:  Ville de Quebec, summer, 2005.

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COUNTRIES VISITED  
 
1968-present:  Argentina*, Austria*, Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil*, Canada*, Catalonia, Chile, China (People's Republic), Colombia, Curaçao, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt*, England*, France*, Germany*, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy*, Jamaica, Kenya, Macau, Mexico*, Monaco, Morocco, The Netherlands, Palestine, Panama, Paraguay*, Peru*, Portugal, Quebec*, Scotland, Spain*, Spanish Morocco (Ceuta), Switzerland*, Tunisia, Uruguay*, Vatican City*, Venezuela*, Wales*. 

* two or more times

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES  
 
Portuguese:  Almost native competence 
 
French, Spanish, Italian:  Reading, speaking, some writing 
 
German: Reading, some speaking 
 
Catalan, Galician:  Reading 
 
Greek, Latin:  Phrase identification, some reading 

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Address:  LAT Library Collection 
1858 Neil Ave., Rm. 322 B 
Columbus, OH 43210 -- USA 
Phone:  614-688-8797 (voice mail) 
E-mail:  riedinger.4@osu.edu 
URLs:  See above.
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