Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel is the Marta S. Weeks Endowed Chair in Latin American Studies and Professor at the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at the University of Miami. She has a B.A. from the University of Puerto Rico (1989). Her M.A. (1991) and Ph.D. (1996) are from the University of California at Berkeley. Her areas of teaching and research interest include Latin American Literature, Colonial, Caribbean, and Latino Literatures, Literary Theory, Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial Studies, Migration Studies, Sexuality, Queer and Trans Studies. She is the author of Saberes americanos: subalternidad y epistemología en los escritos de Sor Juana (Iberoamericana, 1999), Caribe Two Ways: cultura de la migración en el Caribe insular hispánico (Callejón, 2003); From Lack to Excess: 'Minor' Readings of Colonial Latin American Literature (Bucknell UP, 2008); and Coloniality of Diasporas: Rethinking Intra-Colonial Migrations in a Pan-Caribbean Context (Palgrave 2014). She recently finished two co-edited anthologies: Critical Terms in Caribbean and Latin American Thought (with Ben. Sifuentes Jáuregui and Marisa Belausteguigoitia, Palgrave 2016) and Trans Studies: The Challenge to Hetero/Homo Normativities (with Sarah Tobias, Rutgers University Press, 2016).

1. "Introduction: 'Isolated Above, But Connected Below': Toward New, Global, Archipelagic Linkages", Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel and Michelle Stephens

2. "Archipelagic Poetics", Craig Santos Perez

I. Beyond the Repeating Islands: Geographies, Disciplinary Topographies, and Conceptual Archipelagoes

3. "The Fifth Map", Craig Santos Perez

4. "The Chronotopes of Archipelagic Thinking: Glissant and the Narrative of Philosophy", Lanny Thompson,

5. "Postscript: On the Chronotope of the Hurricane", Lanny Thompson

6. "Mediterranean Archipelago: A Maritime Eco-System between Sicily and Tunisia", Sarah Demott

7. "Sardinia 'Lost between Europe and Africa': Archaeology and Archipelagic Theory", Thomas P. Leppard & Elizabeth A. Murphy and Andrea Roppa

8. "Literary Archipelagraphies: Readings from the British-Irish Archipelago", Pippa Marland

9. "A Shorebird Conservation Archipelago? Archipelagic Political Ecology", Jenny Isaacs

10. "Storm Tracking, 2016",Craig Santos Perez

II. Beyond the Sea as Metaphor: Comparative Maritime Epistemologies.

11. "Chanting the Waters", Craig Santos Perez

12. "Praise Song for Oceania", Craig Santos Perez

13. "The Anglo-Saxon Sea of Islands", Jeremy DeAngelo,

14. "Digital Currents, Oceanic Drift, and the Evolving Ecology of the Temporary Autonomous Zone" Lisa Swanstrom

15. "Archipelagic Deformations in Early American Disability Studies", Mary Eyring

16. "The Debris of Caribbean History: Literature, Art and Archipelagic Plastic", Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert

17. "Care", Craig Santos Perez

III. Relational Archipelagics: Redefining Imperial and Postcolonial Studies

18. "Family Trees", Craig Santos Perez

19. "Archipelagoes as the Fractal Fringe of Coloniality: De-militarizing Caribbean and Pacific Islands", Mimi Sheller

20. "Archipelagic Studies and the British Empire in the Nineteenth Century", Kyle McAuley,

21. "The Insular and the Transnational Archipelagies of Indo-Caribbean literature in Sam Selvon and Harold Sonny Ladoo", Anjali Nerlekar,

22. "The Archipelagoes of Power and Resistance: Counter-Mapping Indigeneity and Diaspora in the Trans-Pacific", Haruki Eda,

23. "Decolonizing Archipelagos: Rethinking Sovereignty between Empire and Nation-State", Christopher Lee

IV. Erasure and In/visibility: Big Island/ Small Island Relations

24 "Off-Island Chamorros", Craig Santos Perez,

25 "Bringing Together the Small and the Smaller: Decolonization on Anguilla and Barbuda", Don E. Walicek

25 "'Together, but not together, together': The Politics of Identity in Island Archipelagos" Godfrey Baldacchino,

26. "Large Radio: Small Islands, and Archipelagic Listening", Jessica Swanston Baker

27. "On Archipelagic Beings", Gitanjali Pyndiah

28. "Thanksgiving in the Anthropocene, 2015", Craig Santos Perez

V. Theorizing and Doing the Archipelago: Toward New Disciplinary Formations

29. "A Phenomenology of Archipelagos: from Thinking with to within the Archipelago", Jonathan Pugh

30. "What Is an Archipelago? On Bandung Praxis, Lingua Franca, and Archipelagic Interlapping", Brian Russell Roberts31. Afterword, Susan Stanford Friedman