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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	“Alleviating Backwardness”. Tulua, a Progressive City: 1910-1948	-
	-	Domeyko and His Trip to Araucanía: The Narrative Construction of the Indigenous World at the Dawn of Republican Chile	-
	-	Historical Heritage and Perceptions on the Panopticon of Ibague, Colombia	-
	-	Editorial	-
	-	Situated thought in “Recovering the Land to Recover Everything” in the Native Village Misak (Cauca), Colombia	-
	-	Trade Networks in the Second Half of the 19th Century: Antioquean Traders and Foreign Firms	-
	-	Biopolitics and Governance in the Wallmapu Territory (Araucanía) from a Subject Level. Manuel Manquilef and the “National Gymnastics” at the beginning of the 20th Century	-
	-	Indigenous Appropriation of an Infernal Punishment Image at The Ixquimilpan Convent (Hidalgo, Mexico)	-
	-	Anarchists in Oruro (Bolivia). Trench Fights against Crisis and War, 1930-1932	-
	-	Barranquilla’s Public Market: Constitution and Consolidation (1880-1930)	-
	-	Germans in the Colombian Caribbean: Cultural Life and National Socialism in Barranquilla, 1930-1942	-
	-	Companies, Investments and Merchants in Cali (Colombia) between 1915 and 1929	-
	-	Violence and Memory in Medellin	-
	-	Índice Volumen 2019	-
	-	The Imagined Reader. Reading Material and Readers in the Illustrated Press of Bahia Blanca (Argentina, 1902-1927)	-
	-	Collective Fears and the Phenomenon of Piracy in the Gulf-Caribbean during the Sixteenth Century. An Approximation Essay	-
	-	The Population of the Encarnación Parish (Nueva Galicia) through the 1819 and 1820 Censuses. Methodological Problems	-
	-	Towns and Departmental Organization in the Cisplatine Province. The Maldonado Cabildo, 1822	-
	-	The General in His Network, Julio Argentino Roca: Consolidation and Political Projection from the South of Córdoba (1870-1890)	-
	-	Local Sovereignty during the First Republican Period in the New Kingdom of Granada. The Cases of Tunja, Socorro and Mariquita, 1810-1812	-