Australian-Latin American Relations

Preface Paul James
Chapter 1: Australia and Latin America in a Global Era Elizabeth Kath
Chapter 2: A Tale of Two Waves: Latin American Migration to Australia Raul Sanchez Urribarri, John Sinclair, Mara Favoretto, Elizabeth Kath, Vicente Perez de Leon, & Annie Fergusson
Chapter 3: From 'Latin Americans' to Country-based Distinctions: A Case Study of the Migratory Motivations and Adaptation Experiences of Mexicans in Australia'. M. Laura Vazquez Maggio
Chapter 4: The 'Tequila Effect' or 'How the Taco Won Australia': The Appropriation of Mexican and Latin American Culture in Australia. Barry Carr and John Sinclair
Chapter 5: Towards a Hybrid Latin American-Australian Music Scene Mara Favoretto
Chapter 6: Rediscovering El Dorado: Past and Future Trade Relations with Latin America. Alexis S. Esposto and John Fien
Chapter 7: Australia and Brazil: Common Experiences of the China Challenge Adrian H. Hearn
Chapter 8: The Changing Nature of Australian-Latin American Trade Relations in Educational Services Angel Calderon
Chapter 9: The Magic of Big Science in Forging Collaborative Relationships: Australia, Latin America and the Australian Synchrotron Initiative. Victor Del Rio

Elizabeth Kath is a Lecturer at the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University, Australia. She has a political science background and now works within the interdisciplinary field of global studies. Her work, reflecting a long-standing regional interest in Latin America and the Caribbean, has appeared in numerous journal articles, international conferences and books, including Social Relations and the Cuban Health Miracle (2010), The SAGE Handbook of Globalization (2014), and Narratives of Globalization: Reflections on the Global Condition (2015).