Hispanic American Historical Review

Hispanic American Historical Review The Hispanic American Historical Review is published quarterly by Duke University Press.

Founded in 1918 at Duke University, HAHR pioneered the study of Latin American history and culture in the United States. Today it maintains a distinguished tradition of publishing vital work across thematic, chronological, regional, and methodological specializations. It is generally recognized as the preeminent journal in the field of Latin American history. HAHR publishes peer-reviewed articles

featuring original, innovative research and pathbreaking analysis. Each issue also contains a comprehensive book review section, which provides commentary on every facet of scholarship on Latin American history and culture. The journal periodically publishes special features, such as forums and special issues.

A new digital project to build an open-access repository for scholars on painters of colonial New Spain.
06/23/2026

A new digital project to build an open-access repository for scholars on painters of colonial New Spain.

Presentación del proyectoPintores de la Nueva España: de una colec...

HAHR board member Mirunam Achim discusses the material significance of jade in Mesoamerica and explores extraction, trad...
06/16/2026

HAHR board member Mirunam Achim discusses the material significance of jade in Mesoamerica and explores extraction, trade, and collecting practices over time.

Esta charla reconstruye los usos del jade mesoamericano —un mineral...

A digital archive of 20th-century Mexican photography and art, the Archivo Fotográfico "Manuel Toussaint".
06/11/2026

A digital archive of 20th-century Mexican photography and art, the Archivo Fotográfico "Manuel Toussaint".

Catálogo digital del acervo del Archivo Fotográfico Manuel Toussaint, UNAM

Newly digitized 19th-century archival materials from Memoria Chilena.
06/10/2026

Newly digitized 19th-century archival materials from Memoria Chilena.

Ramón Briseño, director de la Biblioteca Nacional e investigador de libros en el siglo XIX El nuevo minisitio de Memoria Chilena presenta al funcionario público y bibliógrafo, que durante el siglo XIX investigó la producción de libros, periódicos y revistas en Chile. También elaboró cursos ...

An interview with HAHR author Sarah Osten on Mexico City's gay and le***an Left and solidarity with Central American rev...
06/09/2026

An interview with HAHR author Sarah Osten on Mexico City's gay and le***an Left and solidarity with Central American revolutions from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. (More of Dr. Osten's research on this topic is forthcoming in HAHR, which you can read early via Duke University Press's Advance Publication initiative here: https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-12490491)

06/02/26 June is Gay Pride month! Learn about Q***r activists in La...

In the newest HAHR from Duke University Press, Jessica R. Mack reconstructs the expropriation of four ejidos to build th...
06/08/2026

In the newest HAHR from Duke University Press, Jessica R. Mack reconstructs the expropriation of four ejidos to build the Ciudad Universitaria of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, the displacement of ejidatarios, and their struggle for legal compensation.

Abstract. In 1946, the Mexican federal government expropriated four ejidos—plots of land that the postrevolutionary state had recently redistributed to

In the newest HAHR from Duke University Press, Sofía Pachas Maceda and Mark Rice tell the history of Lima phone operator...
06/03/2026

In the newest HAHR from Duke University Press, Sofía Pachas Maceda and Mark Rice tell the history of Lima phone operators’ strike of 1931.

Abstract. In August 1931, the telephone operators of Lima's US-owned phone company went on strike. The telefonistas, as these women operators were known, built alliances with feminist groups, labor organizations, and competing political movements to present themselves as decent young women abused by...

HAHR author Roy Hora discusses the life and trajectory of Julio Argentino Roca. (You can read more of Dr. Hora's researc...
06/02/2026

HAHR author Roy Hora discusses the life and trajectory of Julio Argentino Roca. (You can read more of Dr. Hora's research on the history of nineteenth-century Argentina in HAHR here via Duke University Press: https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-83-3-451)

Entrevistado: Roy HoraConducción: Camila PerochenaEn ...

06/01/2026

In the newest HAHR via Duke University Press, Gilberto da Silva Guizelin discusses the actions of the Consulate General of Brazil in New York against the Atlantic slave trade in the 1850s. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-12328642

HAHR author Magdalena Candioti interviews Michael Goebel and Hernán Otero on the history of the Afro-Argentine populatio...
05/28/2026

HAHR author Magdalena Candioti interviews Michael Goebel and Hernán Otero on the history of the Afro-Argentine population in Argentina. (Some of Dr. Candioti's research on this topic is forthcoming in HAHR via Duke University Press: https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-12487987)

1 like. "El descenso demográfico de los afroargentinos."

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