A continental congress of the Latin American Studies Association
It is not required to be a LASA member to submit a proposal and actively participate in this Congress. However, if you do have an active LASA membership, please use that account, LASA member ID and password, to access the LASA/Oceania-Asia 2025 submission system. Submitting a proposal for LASA/Oceania-Asia 2025 has no cost.
If you have never been a LASA member or your LASA membership expired, you can join or renew your membership to submit a proposal to the LASA/Oceania-Asia 2025 Congress and enjoy the wide benefits of the LASA membership.
Alternatively, you can become a Friend of LASA or change your LASA expired membership to Friend of LASA, a complimentary, non-member account, that allows you to submit a proposal to the LASA/Oceania-Asia 2025 Congress.
Having an account, whether it is an active LASA membership or Friend of LASA, is necessary to receive your proposal, notify you about the acceptance or rejection of your proposal, as well as any Congress update.
Friends of LASA is a complimentary, non-member account, that allows you to submit a proposal to the Congress.
Please consider that this category does not provide you with the benefits of a LASA membership, including participating in the LASA2025 Hybrid Congress in San Francisco and virtual.
The Latin American Studies Association (LASA) is the largest professional association in the world for individuals and institutions engaged in the study of Latin America. With over 13,000 members, over 60% of whom reside outside the United States, LASA is the one association that brings together experts on Latin America from all disciplines and diverse occupational endeavors, across the globe.
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