Volume 7 (2009)

• Recent Research on the Andes before Independence: Ethnohistory, Social History, and Revolt and Revolution

  By Susan Elizabeth Ramírez , Texas Christian University
  (Vol. 7, March 2009)
  History Compass

• Constructing a Narrative: The History of Science and Technology in Latin America

  By María Portuondo , The Johns Hopkins University
  (Vol. 7, January 2009)
  History Compass

Volume 6 (2008)

• Guadalupan Devotion in Mexico: A Historiographical Consideration

  By Linda Hall , University of New Mexico
  (Vol. 6, December 2008)
  History Compass

• Teaching and Learning Guide for: Subjectivity, Agency, and the New Latin American History of Gender and Sexuality

  By Robert Buffington, University of Colorado at Boulder
  (History Compass 2008, September 2008)
  History Compass

• Convents and Nuns: New Approaches to the Study of Female Religious Institutions in Colonial Mexico

  By Margaret Chowning , University of California, Berkeley
  (Vol. 6, September 2008)
  History Compass

• The Virtual and the Real: The Case of the Mysterious Documents from Naples

  By Kenneth Andrien , Ohio State University
  (Vol. 6, August 2008)
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• Opening New Frontiers in Colonial Spanish American History: New Perspectives on Indigenous-Spanish Interactions on the Margins of Empire

  By Caroline A. Williams , University of Bristol
  (Vol. 6, July 2008)
  History Compass

• The Political and Economic Reverberations of the Cuban Revolution in Mexico

  By Arthur Schmidt , Temple University
  (Vol. 6, July 2008)
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• How Far is the ‘Rhetoric of Inclusion; Reality of Exclusion’ Argument Applicable to the Relationship of Afro-Latin Americans to the Nation-State?

  By Helen Creighton , University College London
  (Vol. 6, May 2008)
  History Compass

• From Involution to Revolution in Mexico: Liberal Development, Patriarchy, and Social Violence in the Central Highlands, 1870–1915

  By John Tutino , Georgetown University
  (Vol. 6, April 2008)
  History Compass