Number 93, July-September 2024

Article

• The Modernization of Medical Education in Brazil : Rockefeller Foundation Funding and the Ribeirão Preto Medical School in a Development Context (1951-1964)
  Maria Gabriela Silva Martins da Cunha Marinho, Ricardo dos Santos Batista, Paloma Porto, Ana Nemi and Cristina de Campos

Number 89, July-September 2023

Dossier

• Capitalisms of the “Global South” (c. 10th to 19th Centuries) – Old and New Contributions and Debates
  Kaveh Yazdani and Constanza Castro

• Capitalism and Global Mining: Latin American Perspectives 1500-1914
  James V. Torres

• Political Economy and Knowledge Production in the Making of the Viceroyalty of New Granada
  Maria José Afanador Llach

• Exploring Capitalism in the Economy of Early Modern Gujarat: The Structure and Organization of Textile Production and the Market in Surat in the Eighteenth Century
  Ghulam A. Nadri

• Merchant Capital and Labor Migration in the Colonial Indian Ocean World
  Richard B. Allen

• Capital and World Labor: The Rise and Fall of Slavery in the Nineteenth Century
  Tâmis Parron

• “Soft Gold” Before the Gold Rush: Sea Otter Pelts in the “Competitive Expansion” of Merchant Capitalism And the Creation of a Pacific Ocean Economy
  Arturo Giráldez and Analiese Richard

• The Evolution of Commercial Finance in Ming-Qing China: 16th to Early-20th Centuries
  Kaixiang Peng and Liangping Shen

• Camel Caravans as a Mode of Production in Postclassical Afro-Eurasia. An Interview with Richard W. Bulliet
  Richard Bulliet, Constanza Castro and Kaveh Yazdani

Number 87, January-March 2023
New Perspectives on the Cost of Living Problem in Latin America, 20th Century

Dossier

• Monitor, Produce, Distribute: Chile’s Battle Against Inflation and Scarcity, 1932-1973
  Joshua Frens-String

• The Construction of the Minimum Wage and Nutrition in Mexico in the Early 20th Century
  Joel Vargas Domínguez

Number 86, October-December 2022

Dossier

• Histories of Sexual Violence in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Latin America: An Introduction
  Daniel J.R. Grey and Eliza Teixeira de Toledo

• The Coloniality of Law in Peru:Legal Positivism, Rape & Racialized Morality in Early Twentieth-Century Courts
  Laura Bunt-MacRury

Number 85, July-September 2022

Article

• Thirsty Country: State, Water, and the “War on Drought” in Chile in the 1960s
  Fernando Purcell

Number 84, April-June 2022

Article

• The Great War and the Fifth International Psychoanalytic Congress in Budapest: Psychoanalysis in the 1910s
  Pedro Muñoz and Sílvia Correia

Number 82, October-December 2021

Articles

• Legitimizing and Resisting Spatial Violence in Southern Chile (1890s-1910s)
  María de los Ángeles Picone

• “Everywhere there are distilled spirits”: Alcohol Consumption and Alcoholism on the Chilean Frontier at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
  Christiane Hoth de Olano

Number 81, July-September 2021

Article

• “Sweet Masters”: The Order of Saint Benedict and the “Good Treatment” of Slaves, Brazil, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
  Robson Pedrosa Costa

Number 80, April-June 2021

Dossier

• Mediating At the Margins: Yucatan’s Interpreters in Unconquered Lands, 1600-1697
  Mark W. Lentz

• Justice on the Mountain: Travel, Security, and Native Authority in Colonial Oaxaca, Mexico
  YannaYannakakis

• “Because That’s What His Consul Had Ordered”: The Chilean Consulate as a Labor Institution in Mendoza, Argentina (1859-1869)
  Kyle E. Harvey

• Salomón Resnick and the “Judaica” Project: Translation Strategies and Representation in the Making of Jewish-Argentines (1933-1946)
  Ariel Svarch

• “Pedimos Posada”: Local Mediators and Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico, 1978-1984
  Catherine Nolan-Ferrell

Number 78, October-December 2020

Dossier

• Choices in the History of Emotions
  Peter N. Stearns

Number 73, July-September 2019

Dossier

• Degenerate Heirs of the Empire. Climatic Determinism and Effeminacy in the “Mercurio Peruano”
  Magally Alegre Henderson

• “Practical Botanists and Zoologists”: Contributions of Amazonian Natives to Natural History Expeditions (1846-1865)
  Anderson Pereira Antunes, Luisa Massarani and Ildeu de Castro Moreira

Number 69, July-September 2018

Research Article

• Lessons of the “Longue Durée”: The Legacy of Fernand Braudel
  Richard E. Lee

Number 68, April-June 2018

Dossier

• The Rise of Public History: An International Perspective
  Thomas Cauvin

• Whose Artifacts? Whose Stories? Public History and Representation of Women at the Canada Science and Technology Museum
  Anna Adamek and Emily Gann

• An Overlooked Contributor to a Unique Colombian Periodical. Enrique Pérez and the journal “Hispania” (1912-1916)
  Jane M. Rausch

Number 67, January-March 2018

Articles

• The Lived Space: Possession, Ownership, and Land Sales on the Chilean Frontier (Valdivia, 1790-1830)
  Manuel Bastias Saavedra

• The United States Congress and the Peruvian Revolution, 1968-1975
  Norberto Barreto Velázquez

Number 66, October-December 2017

Article

• Oath Ceremonies in Spain and New Spain in the 18th Century: A Comparative Study of Rituals and Iconography
  Inmaculada Rodríguez Moya

Number 65, July-September 2017
History of Consumism

• Presentation. “Paths, Detours, and Connections”: Consumption and Its Contribution to Latin American History
  Frank Trentmann y Ana María Otero-Cleves

Number 64, April-June 2017
The Russian Revolution (October 1917): Impact in Europe and Latin America

• Presentation: On the studies about the Russian Revolution of 1917 conducted in Latin America
  Renán Silva

Number 57, July-September 2015

Article

• American Rock with a European Twist: The Institutionalization of Rock’n’Roll in France, West Germany, Greece, and Italy (20th Century)
  Maria Kouvarou

Number 55, January-March 2015

Dossier

• “The Pursuit of Human Perfection”: Brazil at the Vienna Universal Exhibition of 1873
  Sven Schuster

Number 54, September-December 2014

Dossier

• Modernity: Are Modern Times Different?
  Lynn Hunt

• Interview: A Brief Conversation with Robert Darnton
  Renán Silva

Review

• Rappaport, Joanne. “The Disappearing Mestizo. Configuring Difference in the Colonial New Kingdom of Granada”
  By Daniel Cano

Number 53, May-August 2014

Article

• Connecting Realities: Peace Corps Volunteers in South America and the Global War on Poverty during the 1960s
  Fernando Purcell

Number 51, September-December 2013
New Agrarian Stories of Latin-America

Dossier

• Ranching and Market Access in the Backlands: Mato Grosso, Brazil, ca. 1900-1940s
  Robert W. Wilcox

• Classic Works of Brazil's New Rural History: Feudalism and the Latifundio in the Interpretations of the Left (1940/1964)
  Márcia Maria Menendes Motta