Nalacs NALACS promotes insight, knowledge and debate on issues related to Latin America and the Caribbean.

NALACS, the Netherlands Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, is an association for everyone in the Netherlands who is interested in Latin America and Caribbean. NALACS is a membership organization formed in 1996 by a group of Dutch-based academics with different disciplinary backgrounds doing research on Latin America and the Caribbean. Originally, Nalacs was an association by and

for academics, but it has broadened to include individuals working on the region within additional professional fields, such as journalism and development practice. Its members include senior researchers, PhD candidates and students, as well as journalists and NGO staff. NALACS also has a network function, connecting Latin Americanists and Caribbeanists in the Netherlands to each other and to colleagues in surrounding countries. A NALACS membership includes a subscription to the European Review of Latin American Studies. NALACS organizes lectures, seminars and conferences on social, political and cultural developments in Latin America and the Caribbean, often in cooperation with other Dutch institutions. These events focus on urgent or otherwise topical issues and offer a forum to experts based in the Netherlands and abroad.

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NALACS, the Netherlands Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, is an association for everyone in the Netherlands who is interested in Latin America and Caribbean.

NALACS is a membership organization formed in 1996 by a group of Dutch-based academics with different disciplinary backgrounds doing research on Latin America and the Caribbean. Originally, Nalacs was an association by and for academics, but it has broadened to include individuals working on the region within additional professional fields, such as journalism and development practice. Its members include senior researchers, PhD candidates and students, as well as journalists and NGO staff. NALACS also has a network function, connecting Latin Americanists and Caribbeanists in the Netherlands to each other and to colleagues in surrounding countries.

NALACS organizes lectures, seminars and conferences on social, political and cultural developments in Latin America and the Caribbean, often in cooperation with other Dutch institutions. These events focus on urgent or otherwise topical issues and offer a forum to experts based in the Netherlands and abroad.