Silhouettes of Remembrance ( 1986)

In the Garden of Solitude (1988)

Memory of the Word (1995)

Studies in Banking Law (1995)

Journeys of a Traveler (1996)

Challenges of Century’s End (1997)

Paradigms of Reason (1998)

Legal Autonomy of the Central Bank (1999)

Legal Autonomy of the Central Bank (1999)

Latin American on the threshold of the new millennium and present perspectives for the Dominican Republic (1999)

Literature Creation in the twentieth Century (2000)

United Nations Security Council Reform (2002).

International Treaties (2002)

Legal Regime of Diplomatic and Consular Agents (2002)

Iberoamerican Meeting of Heads of Government and Chiefs of State (2002)

United Nations Security Council Reform. 2 Ed. ( 2002)

International Treaties. 2Ed. (2002)

Iberoamerican Meeting of Heads of Government and Chiefs of State. 2Ed. (2002)

Legal Regime of Diplomatic and Consular Agents. 2Ed. 2002.

Legal Autonomy of the Central Bank II. (1999)

Traveler Hats (2004)

Published as part of the Dominican National Library’s Orpheus Collection.

From which his book, the poem “Alfonsina”, was selected as part of a Contemporary Literary Anthology of young Hispanic writers, compiled by the “Generation of ‘27 Cultural Center”, one of Spain’s important literary entities.

A book which collects his encounters with some of the most important contemporary writers.

A detailed study of numerous issues of Dominican banking law, including important aspects of the Monetary and Financial Code.

, was chosen as the first book by a Dominican author to be placed in circulation at the Art Gallery of the Interamerican Development Bank (I.D.B.), Washington, D.C. This book is meant to provide an accessible introduction to the analysis of international literary texts and political, economy and social Dominican situation.

A treatise on the global agenda at the end of the twentieth century. This book is a concise and very readable book that assists the reader in understanding the ‘new world order’ and its impact on society.

A treatise on postmodernism and the links between mankind and technological change. This book is a rubric for generating questions about possible intersections of literary and technological change in the late twentieth century. To the extent that they can be mapped, these intersections are themselves traces of a basic social and cultural shift that has been recognized across a range of discourses and conditions: ontologically, as a shift from atomic to digital states or forms; economically, as a shift from industrial to information-based modes of production; institutionally, as a shift from autonomous to networked infrastructures; narratively, as a shift from linear to non-linear conventions and practices; and textually, as a shift from the printed to the electronic word. Each of these shifts is also, of course, a variation on the now familiar theme of the postmodern.

A detailed study about the autonomy of Latin American central banks. Discusses the inception of central banking and the concept of central bank autonomy. Reyes Sánchez then discusses the degree of legal autonomy found in central banks in 17 Latin American countries.

(English). A detailed study about the autonomy of Latin American central banks. Discusses the inception of central banking and the concept of central bank autonomy. Reyes Sánchez then discusses the degree of legal autonomy found in central banks in 17 Latin American countries.

Magisterial Conference in the Institute of Latin American Studies (LAIS), Stockholm University.

Debates on the nature of literary discourse in the 2Oth century with emphasis on the practice of comparative. Presents a broad selection of the most important authors of the past century with biographical background information and bibliographical material, includes the major aspects of the literary movements. It is unique in its genre,- no other reference work on modern literature embraces such a detailed scientific approach and includes such a huge number of world authors, material and information on their lives and their literary production.

A book, which looks the different aspects and proposal on the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council and other matters related to the Security Council. Discusses the position of various delegations about making the Council's working methods and procedures more open and transparent, on the veto, and on the issue of the enlargement. Reyes Sánchez feels that the goal of Security Council reform should be to make the Council less elitist and more democratic, participatory and representative. The goal should be not to reward a handful of countries with new privileges, but to identify solutions that give all Member States greater access to the Council.

A brief overview of the life cycle of a treaty.  Discusses the most important general aspects over treaties. A study of the different aspects and kind of treaties with two or more parties, signed at a conference or gathering of nations negotiating a treaty. Explain the issues after it’s signing by and show how the treaty must be ratified since, in most jurisdictions, signature does not equal ratification.  When a country has ratified the treaty it is considered as party to the treaty and legally bound by the terms of the treaty and the required implementing legislation in order to become domestically effective.  

Studies the privileges and immunities of diplomatic and consular missions and their respective personnel. Studies the principles of international law which had been observed for grant to ensure that diplomatic and consular functions be exercised without hindrance in order to facilitate normal exchanges between States over a wide range of subjects. Analyzes the legal regime on protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic and consular relations as well as the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents to become Parties of relevant international instruments as soon as possible.

This publication current thought and pertinent history analysis relative on Iberoamerican Meeting of Heads of Government and Chiefs of State issues and challenges. The book cover a wide range of themes, including: good governance; the environment; human potential; powering for growth; financing for development; networking for development. The book aims to strengthen cooperation between government and business, and contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Official publication of the Dominican Republic Foreign Affairs Ministry. A book, which looks the different aspects and proposal on the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council and other matters related to the Security Council. Discusses the position of various delegations about making the Council's working methods and procedures more open and transparent, on the veto, and on the issue of the enlargement. Reyes Sánchez feels that the goal of Security Council reform should be to make the Council less elitist and more democratic, participatory and representative. The goal should be not to reward a handful of countries with new privileges, but to identify solutions that give all Member States greater access to the Council.

Official publication of the Dominican Republic Foreign Affairs Ministry. A brief overview of the life cycle of a treaty.  Discusses the most important general aspects over treaties. A study of the different aspects and kind of treaties with two or more parties, signed at a conference or gathering of nations negotiating a treaty. Explain the issues after it’s signing by and show how the treaty must be ratified since, in most jurisdictions, signature does not equal ratification.  When a country has ratified the treaty it is considered as party to the treaty and legally bound by the terms of the treaty and the required implementing legislation in order to become domestically effective. 

Official publication of the Dominican Republic Foreign Affairs Ministry. This publication current thought and pertinent history analysis relative on Iberoamerican Meeting of Heads of Government and Chiefs of State issues and challenges. The book cover a wide range of themes, including: good governance; the environment; human potential; powering for growth; financing for development; networking for development. The book aims to strengthen cooperation between government and business, and contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Official publication of the Dominican Republic Foreign Affairs Ministry. Studies the privileges and immunities of diplomatic and consular missions and their respective personnel. Studies the principles of international law which had been observed for grant to ensure that diplomatic and consular functions be exercised without hindrance in order to facilitate normal exchanges between States over a wide range of subjects. Analyzes the legal regime on protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic and consular relations as well as the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents to become Parties of relevant international instruments as soon as possible.

Revised and updated version of the detailed study about the autonomy of Latin American central banks. Discusses the inception of central banking and the concept of central bank autonomy. Reyes Sánchez then discusses the degree of legal autonomy found in central banks in 17 Latin American countries.

The conceit in this book is the idea that all of you are traveler of one sort or another. Is a collection of articles with a conceptual experimentalism and become free to travel in the human depths and actions.