...Marcello Carmagnani The author is definitely far more keen when he writes about the period examined in his earlier work, from the 1920s to the 1940s. He properly characterizes the ways in which government action led to regional reconciliation and convergence on specific issues. The book does...

...Marcello Carmagnani Un siglo de deuda pública en México . Edited by Ludlow Leonor and Marichal Carlos . Lecturas de Historia Económica Mexicana . Mexico City : El Colegio de México , 1998 . Tables. Appendix. Bibliographies . 269 pp. Paper. Copyright 2004 by Duke...

...Marcello Carmagnani Dominación y legitimidad política en hispanoamérica. Un estudio de la historia de las ideas políticas en la experiencia colonial y la formación del estado nacional en Chile . By Cristoffanini Pablo Rolando . Aarhus, Denmark : Aarhus University Press , 1991...

...Marcello Carmagnani La minería peruana y la iniciación de la república, 1820-1840 . By Deustua José . Lima : Instituto de Estudios Peruanos , 1986 . Notes. Graphs. Charts. Map. Appendixes. Bibliography . Pp. 288 . Paper . Copyright 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 El...

...Marcello Carmagnani Publicaciones Principales El estado en el derecho indiano. Época de fundación, 1492-1570 ( Santiago , 1951 ). Evolución de la propiedad en el Valle del Puangue (en colaboración con Borde Jean ) ( Santiago , 1956 ). Los grupos de conquistadores en Tierra...

...Michael Monteón Desarrollo industrial y subdesarrollo económico: el caso chileno (1860–1920) . By Carmagnani Marcello . Translated by Hernández Silvia . Introduction by Eduardo Cavieres F . Colección Sociedad y Cultura . Santiago : Ediciones de la Dirección de Bibliotecas...

...Steven Topik The Other West: Latin America from Invasion to Globalization . By Carmagnani Marcello . Translated by Giammanco Frongia Rosanna M. . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2011 . Maps. Bibliography. Index. xi, 316 pp. Paper , $28.95 . Copyright © 2014...

...Herbert S. Klein Las islas del lujo: Productos exóticos, nuevos consumos y cultura económica europea, 1650–1800 . By Carmagnani Marcello . Translated by Ciao Vito and Isidro Esther Llorente . Ambos Mundos . Mexico City : El Colegio de México ; Madrid: Marcial Pons, 2012...

...John D. Monaghan El regreso de los dioses: el proceso de reconstitución de la identidad étnica en Oaxaca. Siglos xvii y xviii . By Carmagnani Marcello . Mexico City : Fondo de Cultura Económica , 1988 . Map. Tables. Bibliography. Appendixes. Cloth . 263 pp. Copyright 1991...

...Arnold Bauer Sviluppo industriale e sottosviluppo economico. Il caso cileno (1860-1920) . By Carmagnani Marcello . Turin, Italy , 1971 . Fondazione Luigi Einaudi . Tables. Graphs. Appendices. Index . Pp. 242 . Paper. Copyright 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Just after...

...” (p. 199), when the “Capitania General” hardly produced more than one metric ton of gold and five of silver? How can one reasonably analyze interregional trade, when one does not know with any certainty how Valparaiso organized regional redistribution? More seriously, M. Carmagnani seems at times...

...Germán O. E. Tjarks Estado y sociedad en América Latina, 1850-1930 . By Carmagnani Marcello . Barcelona : Editorial Crítica , 1984 . Bibliography. Index . Pp. 260 . Paper . Copyright 1987 by Duke University Press 1987 No historical work is absolutely flawless, and more...

... this volume of interpretive essays to challenge the often repeated generalizations of nineteenth-century political writers. Joined by Marcello Carmagnani, Brian R. Hamnett, Torcuato S. Di Telia, and Reynaldo Sordo Cedeño, Vázquez invites students of the era to appreciate the difficulty of creating a new...

... are surprisingly strong, at least to those of us who consumed a steady diet of bureaucratic authoritarianism for so many years. Carmagnani’s own chapter in section 2 delineates well the struggle to balance state power with liberty. He finds that a viable solution was achieved under Mexican federalism until...

... English-language compilation, Marcelo Carmagnani pursues a truly innovative analysis of the rebellion, one that complements the materialistic lines of evidence presented by the other authors. Carmagnani stresses the symbolic use of social space by native rebels and colonial officials, and emphasizes...

.... This is convincingly proposed by Marcello Carmagnani, who compares the geoeconomic concept of regionalism to the geohistorical one of “territorialidad,” with the aim of uncovering the social dimension of federalism. Basically, Carmagnani maintains that the property-owning class accepted federalism in Mexico only when...

... in various forms and periods throughout the nineteenth century. Besides Rodríguez, Alicia Hernández Chávez, Andrés Reséndez, Robert H. Duncan, William H. Beezley, Brian Connaughton, Christon I. Archer, Manuel Chust, José Antonio Serrano Ortega, Marcelo Carmagnani, and Sandra Kuntz Ficker contributed chapters...

... are non-Chilean writers—Darcy Ribeiro, André Gunder Frank, Alain Joxe, and Tulio Halperin. Among the Italian contributors are some distinguished Latin American and Chilean specialists such as Marcello Carmagnani, Salvatore Sechi, and Ruggiero Romano. This anthology contains very little material...

... distorts reality. The final essay in the volume is the work of Elisabetta Bertola, Marcello Carmagnani, and Paolo Riguzzi, who propose a lucid interpretation of the articulation of social and political power in the second half of the nineteenth century. ...

.... Platt’s study of foreign investment in newly independent Mexico to Marcello Carmagnani’s assessment of the relationship between Liberal doctrine and financial strategies from 1857 to 1911, and E. Richard Downes’s interpretation of U.S. involvement in the petroleum sector in the late 1940s. Robert Potash...