Panameñismo and Panameñidad : converging ideologies in the construction of Panamanian national identity
Panama's temporary migrants : the Afro-Antillean presence in the national narrative
"Panama is more than a canal" : the twenty-first century and the Panamanian tourism industry
Touring the archipelago of Bocas del Toro
Afro-Antilleanness represented : museums, theme parks, and the manufacturing of history
The permanent attractions: music and cuisine as malleable "ethnic commodities"
Conclusions: Afro-Antillean identity construction, international tourism, and the new symbols of Panameñidad.