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Rachel Nolan’s Book “Until I Find You” Named Pulitzer Prize Finalist

Professor Rachel Nolan earned a Pulitzer Prize nomination for her debut book Until I Find You.

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Nolan Publishes Article Exploring Colombia’s Truth Commission Report

in Research

“The convergence of the Truth Commission report with a leftward swing in the country’s politics, and those of the continent, creates an opening, not just to end the drug war in its current form, but to make more sweeping changes”

Tagged: 2022, Colombia, Drug Trafficking, Latin America, London Review of Books, Rachel Nolan, Violence

Nolan Publishes Article on Political Corruption and Upcoming Election in Brazil

in Research

In outlining the accusations against and imprisonment of Lula, Professor Nolan lays the foundation for the upcoming presidential election and explains the lasting impacts of Operation Car Wash’s effort to weed out political corruption in Brazil.

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Nolan Discusses 1954 CIA-led Coup in Guatemala

in In the Media

Professor Nolan explores the overthrow of Guatemalan President Árbenz in 1954 and its importance as a model for CIA-backed regime change across Latin America.

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