Daniel Chavez

"Nicaragua and the Politics of Utopia proposes that utopias are not only for novelists and poets; contemporary dictators, Marxist revolutionaries, and neoliberal economists also deal with promises and hubris, with imagined national destinies that often end up in conflict and disaster" --

development and culture in the modern state

Nicaragua and the politics of utopia

Callum and The Land of Gonnas is a fun story about a boy who learns that there are consequences to procrastinating. Callum is a little boy who is warned by his loved ones that putting things off will turn out to be a big mess. Callum is then escorted to The Land of Gonnas by the characters in his neglected tasks and they show him he can have more fun if he faces his chores right away. Callum and The Land of Gonnas, will help teach the lesson to do chores and tasks right away. Tasks and chores aren't fun, but in this story, we learn that if we get things done right away, tasks and chores aren't so bad.

Callum and the Land of Gonnas

Patrick Barrett

Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito

Leading scholars discuss ideology and hotly contested post-structuralist theory.

Daniel Chavez

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