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19th Century Economies and Taxation in Latin America(478 clicks)
Short essay.

AFRICAN DIASPORA IN LATIN AMERICA(426 clicks)
Bibliography.

Andes Slide Show(488 clicks)
Professor Kris Lane offers many images. Click on the thumbnail to get the larger image.

Bibliography of Social Materials(478 clicks)
A Bibliography of Latin American Serials, Periodicals, and Books in the Social Sciences

Bibliography on Latin American Judaism(482 clicks)
This bibliography is assembled by Judith Laikin Elkin.

Caudillos Discussion (18 Nov.-14 Dec. 1995)(484 clicks)
Interesting discussion on an important topic.

Center for the Study of Western Hemispheric Trade(468 clicks)

Climbing Though the Clouds in South America(466 clicks)
Railroad history. The way it was in 1935.

Cocaine Politics(436 clicks)
Review of Cocaine Politics: Drugs, Armies, and the CIA in Central America. By Peter Dale Scott, and Jonathan Marshall. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1992.

Colonial Latin American Historical Review(501 clicks)
"As a refereed quarterly, CLAHR is dedicated to publishing and promoting scholarly works about the Americas. We invite professional manuscripts by colonial Latin Americanists from all the Americas, as well as by experts in other fields when they are relevant to colonial Luso-Hispano American history."

Communism in the Americas(496 clicks)
Communism in the Americas by Roy R. Rubottom, Jr. Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs.

Comparative Cultural Chonology(465 clicks)
Chart comparing Europe and Latin America

Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales(504 clicks)
In English, Spanish, Portuguese and French

Democracy and Drugs in Central America(477 clicks)
Paper written in 1988 by Don Mabry.

Demographic Cost of Sugar(473 clicks)
The Demographic Cost of Sugar: Debates on Slave Societies and Natural Increase in the Americas. MICHAEL TADMAN

Doña Catalina de Erazu, muleteer(429 clicks)
Short piece about a fascinating woman in the colonial period.

Drugs, Latin America: A Bibliography(426 clicks)
Done in 1990, this bibliography has citations to articles on the drug trade.

Encuentro Evidencia(503 clicks)

Environmental History of Latin America(457 clicks)
Online Bibliography for Environmental History of Latin America.

Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe(497 clicks)
Israeli journal. All past issues are online.

Fitzgibbon Survey of Latin American Democracy: An Update of the 2000 Tabulations(667 clicks)
Begun in 1945 by Russell Fitzgibbon and continued at five-year intervals, the Latin American democracy surveys currently number twelve, the most recent being for the year 2000. Enlisting a panel-of-experts approach, over one-hundred latinamericanist scholars participated in the latest poll. This article provides background data of the survey, cumulative rankings of the twelve surveys plus an update of the 2000 survey that added the Middle American countries, a statistical analysis of the cumulative rankings, and comparisons with other Latin American democracy tabulations.

Fundación de Etnomusicología y Folklorica(483 clicks)
Ethno Muisic and folklore

H-Caribbean Network(529 clicks)
"The goals of this discussion list are multiple. Firstly, building on the work done by various associations and programs since the 1960s, one of the objectives of this list is to overcome the linguistic, political, and geographic fragmentation that has traditionally characterized the field and region. Secondly, this list will provide access to debates and discussions on Caribbean studies and act as a resource to academics teaching and researching in associated fields. Scholars from other traditionally defined fields are now looking to the Caribbean as they teach courses on slavery, colonization, and world history. Thus, it is anticipated that this list will have a broad appeal and will be of interest to academics specializing in different but albeit connected fields of study. Thirdly, this list will serve to reinforce the growing awareness of the region as an important and rich area for further research and study. In keeping with current historiographical trends, it is intended that this list will help to move the study of the Caribbean beyond a regional analytical framework and will locate the region within the broader context of modern world history. Finally, this list will provide a meeting place for academics from a number of disciplines thereby facilitating interdisciplinary discussions between academics worldwide."

Handbook of Latin American Studies(485 clicks)
The Handbook is a bibliography on Latin America consisting of works selected and annotated by scholars.

Hispanic American Historical Review(483 clicks)

Historizing The Living Past in Latin America(509 clicks)
"hirty-four studies addressing recent events that remain in the memories of many, by historians that lived through them, in a time in which their dramatic character has made them an enduring moral problem for the national conscience. The “living past” of political violence in Argentina, Chile and Peru interpreted by historians and other specialists, with studies on Brazil, Guatemala, Germany, Spain, France, Northern Ireland, Poland, the United States and Japan offering a comparative dimension."

History of the Left in Latin America(431 clicks)
"History of the Left in Latin America contains the full-text of the following two journals...La Cultura en México and Los Libros."

History of U.S. Interventions in Latin America(484 clicks)
Chart of some of the interventions.

Institute of Iberian and Latinamerican History at the University of Cologne(468 clicks)
In German and Spanish

Inter-American Development Bank(470 clicks)
Official site

Italian Migration(501 clicks)

Jesuit Missions in the Americas(508 clicks)
By Robert Jackson.

Journalism in Latin America: Colonial-19th Century(458 clicks)
Darlene Waller's essay from the University of Connecticut library.

Journalism in Spanish America(488 clicks)
Miguel Gomes, Department of Modern & Classical Languages, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

La Red de Archivos Sonoros(468 clicks)

Latin America(477 clicks)
"A historical web site constructed by four ingenious Wake Forest University Students This site contains: Geographical maps Detailed information on selected events Links to several interesting sights and sources Images, photographs, national flags, and historical artifacts."

Latin America in the 1940s: War and Postwar Transitions(440 clicks)
Scholarly book edited by David Rock

LATIN AMERICA LINKS.COM(440 clicks)
General links

Latin American & Caribbean Government Documents Project(453 clicks)

Latin American Alliance(506 clicks)
Simply written account from the Latin American Alliance.

Latin American and Caribbean Center(503 clicks)
Florida International University

Latin American and South American History and Studies(509 clicks)
Links from Patrick Reagan at Tennessee Tech.

Latin American Aviation History(478 clicks)

Latin American Bureau(476 clicks)

Latin American Chronology(508 clicks)
Excellent work by Marc Becker, a good historian.

Latin American links, from Australia(478 clicks)
A Web Page containing links to many resources related to culture and news in Latin America.

Latin American Network Information Center(494 clicks)
Comprehensive database

Latin American Network Information Center(485 clicks)
LANIC is a directory of Web-based resources pertaining to Latin America maintained by the University of Texas at Austin. It includes country and subject pages, including a history page.

Latin American Press Links(466 clicks)
Newspapers which give a Latin American perspective on current events in the region.

Latin American Resources(454 clicks)

Latin American/Spanish Speaking Countries Page(496 clicks)
Also in Spanish

Latin World(472 clicks)
Search engine for Iberoamerica and the Caribbean

LatinoThought.com(448 clicks)
Over 1,000 links referenced. Access articles, complete books, journals, and archives on Latin American and Iberian, history, art, philosophy, literature, and more. Always scholarly, always free. Multiple language options. Get your research published on-line.

Map of Latin America(473 clicks)
From the University of Texas, a large political map.

Military Regimes of South America(444 clicks)

Modern Latin American History(453 clicks)

Noriega and Key Players in the Drug Trade(481 clicks)
Massive database of biogaphies and articles.

Operation Condor(489 clicks)
National Security Archives

Organization of American States(519 clicks)
Choose English, French, Portuguese, or Spanish

Pirates(495 clicks)
Links to pirate pages

Political Database of the Americas(510 clicks)

Presentations on Latin America(434 clicks)
Adobe Acrobat files on * California Missions, 1769-1840 (19,320K) * The Colonial Frontier of New York (4,045K) * Colonial Panama (2,016K) * The Demography of a Colonial Frontier Fortress: Louisbourg, 1713-1758 (part 1) (104K) * The Demography of a Colonial Frontier Fortress: Louisbourg, 1713-1758 (part 2) (955K) * Demographic Patterns at Santa Clara Mission, 1777-1840 (1,321K) * Early Oneonta: A Pictorial History (15,111K) * The First Site of La Purisima Mission: A Photo Essay (2,241K) * Historical Demography of San Carlos Mission, 1770-1840 (1,244K) * Images of Colonial Spanish America: Supplement with additional photos (16,454K) * Images of the Colonial Spanish American World: Examples of Colonial Architecture (22,795K) * The Jesuit Missions in the Americas (5,769K) * The Jesuit Missions of Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil (5,177K) * La Purisima Mission, 1788-1840 (2,048K) * Mission Ranchos (889K) * The Missions of Baja California, 1697-1849 (18,179K) * Missions of New Mexico (1,375K) * Missions of Northern Sonora (1,961K) * Missions on the Fringes of Spanish America: A Comparison (17,494K) * Os Sete Povos: The Trans-Uruguay Missions (2,474K) * Pullman: A Company Town that Made History (2,025K) * San Cosme y Damian Mission (Paraguay) (844K) * San Diego Mission, 1769-1840 (887K) * Santa Gertrudis la Magna and San Francisco de Borja Missions (Baja California) (5,675K) * The Spanish Borderlands in Maps (855K) * Spanish Colonial Architecture Pt. 3 (21,479K) * The Spanish Missions of Texas (2,002K) * Spanish Presidios (638K) * Stone Monuments to the Service of God: Mission Churches in Northern Mexico and Paraguay (2,095K) * Trinidad de Parana: A Jesuit Mission in Paraguay (2,198K)

Relics and Selves(484 clicks)
Historians, literary critics, anthropologists and art critics from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, the US and Europe have collaborated in this unique text-image show of the national iconographies of three Latin American countries in the final decades of the nineteenth century - a moment of accelerating modernization and the emergence of new, centralized and disciplinary, state formations.

Relics and Selves: Iconographies of the National in Argentina, Brazil and Chile, 1880-1890(460 clicks)
"In Argentina, Brazil and Chile the decade of the 1880s coincides with a new culturally-based discourse on the nation and nationalism. Institutions of cultural nationalism, which were created and strengthened in this period, fostered, reproduced and displayed the power of the nation through symbolic means. Museums, geographic societies, border commissions and international exhibitions all helped to define what and who composed the nation. This project investigates how institutions of cultural nationalism formed and fostered the creation of a new national consciousness in this period. An important component of this project are the iconographic sources, which range from paintings to ethnographic materials and border surveys. These images aided the institutionalization of the nation by giving citizens a shared iconology and by naturalizing the existence of each country."

Revolts Against Colonial Rule in Latin America in the Early Nineteenth Century(515 clicks)
By Peter N. Herndon of the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute.

Rock, David, editor. Latin America in the 1940s: War and Postwar Transitions(484 clicks)
Scholarly book

Simón Bolívar, Carta de Jamaica (September 6, 1815(511 clicks)

Social System in 19th Century Latin America(461 clicks)
Brief note.

The Ilustrating Traveler...1760-1895(537 clicks)
This exhibition displays illustrated traveler's narratives and original art by travelers from the later 18th to the late 19th century. Geographically it covers travelers to North America in its broadest sense, from the high Arctic to the Caribbean.

The Institute for Latin American Studies(490 clicks)
The University of Liverpool

The Odyssey of Identity: Culture and Politics in the Evolution of Latin American Nationalism(453 clicks)
Roger P. Davis, "The Odyssey of Identity: Culture and Politics in the Evolution of Latin American Nationalism, " Platte Valley Review, 15:1 (Spring, 1987), 36-45. Reprinted with permission.

The Shatterbelts of the Americas(428 clicks)
The intent of this article is first to define the general shatterbelt dimensions, second to review the four Latin American shatterbelts, third to examine the seven North American shatterbelts, and finally to explore briefly the significance of shatterbelts to American diplomacy and to international relations. "Shatterbelts" (the term defies translation into Spanish) are geographic regions (Kelly 1986b: 173): "over whose control great powers seriously compete. Great powers compete because they perceive a strong interest for doing so and because opportunities are present for gaining alliance footholds with states of the region. Consequently, a high potential exists for escalation of war among major powers. A shatterbelt originates when rival major power footholds are established in an area."

The Triple Alliance War, 1864-70(493 clicks)

Tulane Photographic Archive: Latin America(432 clicks)
"The photographic archive contains over 50 major collections of photographs and 25,000 individual items, dating from the mid-19th century to the present. Areas of interest include the colonial architecture of Peru, Mexico, and Guatemala; and pre-Columbian art and artifacts, ethnological material on Indian villages, costumes, and archeological sites, particularly in Mexico and Central America."

University of Nebraska Latin American Studies Links(460 clicks)
Links created by scholars

University of Toulouse Latin American Links(448 clicks)
In French

USAID Data Base 1994(490 clicks)
Latin America and The Caribbean Selected Economic and Social Data

Use and Reform of Military Justice in Brazil, the Southern Cone and Mexico, The(485 clicks)
Written By: Anthony Pereira DRCLAS Working Paper: 1999-2000 - 2

Weekly News Update on the Americas(493 clicks)

Working Papers on Latin America(435 clicks)
David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies