The Americas: A quarterly review of inter-american cultural history

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  Año 2017, Vol. 74, Número Extraordinario 1. Dedicado a: Revolutions in Latin America

  • The social reforms of San Martin

    William H. Gray

    págs. 3-11

    

  • Revolution and revolutionary movements in Latin America: a special teaching and research collection of The Americas

    Erica Toffoli

    págs. 3-12

    

  • Woodrow Wilson's use of the non-recognition policy in Costa Rica

    George W. Jr. Baker

    págs. 3-21

    

  • Women and the mexican revolution, 1910-1920

    Anna Maciaş

    págs. 53-82

    

  • The "underside" of the mexican revolution: El Paso, 1912*

    Charles H. Harris, Louis R. Sadler

    págs. 69-83

    

  • Agrarian precursors of the mexican revolution: the development of an ideology

    John Mason Hart

    págs. 131-150

    

  • Labor and the theory of the mexican revolution under Lázaro Cárdenas

    Joe C. Ashby

    págs. 158-199

    

  • Information and disinformation in late colonial New Granada

    Rebecca Earle

    págs. 167-184

    

  • The military and political aspects of the 1933 cuban revolution: The fall of Machado

    Louis A. Pérez

    págs. 172-184

    

  • José Artigas

    Bernard F. Bobb

    págs. 195-222

    

  • In search of the party: the communist party, the Comintern, and the peasant rebellion of 1932 in el Salvador*

    Erik Ching

    • Resumen

    págs. 204-239

    

  • Nineteenth century urban labor precursors of the mexican revolution: the development of an ideologyt

    John Mason Hart

    págs. 297-318

    

  • The role of women in the mexican cristero rebellion: las señoras y las religiosas

    Barbara Sr. Miller

    págs. 303-323

    

  • The contributions of Toussaint L'Ouverture to the independence of the american republics, 1776-1826

    Mary Aquinas Healy

    págs. 413-451

    

  • Indian unrest in the peruvian sierra in the late nineteenth century

    Peter Blanchard

    págs. 449-462

    

  • The guatemalan military and the revolution of 1944

    Kenneth J. Grieb

    págs. 524-543

    

  • Cárdenas and the caste war that wasn't: state power and indigenismo in post-revolutionary Yucatán*

    Ben Fallaw

    págs. 551-577