Europeans and Latin Americans share a long history of mutual engagement. Bringing together scholars from Europe, Latin America and the USA, this volume offers insights that draw on diverse methodologies and help to reassess European and Latin America mutual perceptions. Authors write about such topics like the national and territorial Identities, Europeans and the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America, Anglo-Mexican relations and perceptions, culture of football, modernization, foreign consultants, adaption of former hegemonic parties in Eastern Europe and Mexico, human rights legacies of Pinochet's rule, political assessments of the past in Poland, democracy, the European and Latin America integration projects.