This review discusses Rafael Rojas's book Combates por la historia en la Guerra Fría latinoamericana, which examines ideological tensions and historiographical disputes that shaped interpretations of Latin America's past ...

This review analyzes the book by Tomás Pérez Vejo, who argues that 19th-century Mexican nationalism was shaped as a civil religion, visually constructed through state-sponsored history painting. The book examines how these ...

This review examines Kathleen M. McIntyre’s book on the expansion of Protestantism in post-revolutionary Oaxaca and its influence on state formation and indigenous identity. Based on oral history and case studies, the ...

El presente texto ofrece un panorama general de la creciente comunidad de blogs dedicados a la historia en el ámbito hispanoamericano. A través de un análisis de dos agregadores de blogs especializados, Planeta Historia y ...

This article examines the symbolic use of the 1917 Mexican Constitution during World War II, underscoring its pivotal role in legitimizing national unity. It analyzes how the Constitution con-tributed to the formation of ...

This article explores the professional practice of the first female attorney in Mexico City during the final decade of the 19th century. The study reveals that María Sandoval served as a defense attorney in jury trials for ...

This article analyzes, for the first time, the professional career of Mexican industrialist Benito Couriel Habif (1920-1999), who currently holds a prominent place in the country’s pharmaceu-tical sector. His professional ...

This study examines the scientific research and planning project developed by the Office of In-dustrial Research of the Bank of Mexico through the U. S.-based consulting firm Armour Research Foundation, in Yucatan, ...

"This article situates the artistic practices of the collectives Germinal and Suma, active in the late 1970s, within a global framework. Although these collectives are often studied under the histo-riographical category ...

This review discusses the work by Marcos Cueto and Gabriel Lopes on the history of HIV/AIDS in Brazil from 1986 to 2021, framed within a global health history approach. The book explores the intersections between public ...