...William Spence Robertson Guide to Materials for American History in the Libraries and Archives of Paris . Waldo G. Leland, General Editor. Volume II, Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs . By Leland Waldo G. , Meng John J. , and Doysié Abel . ( Publication 392...

...  Japan 1 1 — —   Total 1 3 — —    Grand total 292 336 As managing editor, I have taken greatest satisfaction not in any one article published or in the 1987 color scheme but in our elimination of the separate section of book notices,” which to my constant annoyance were...

...Mark D. Szuchman Following the Board of Editors’ vote to transfer the HAHR to Florida International University, the editorial team at the University of Florida, headed by David Bushnell, was remarkably helpful in easing the transition. That period was marked by regular consultations and useful...

...David Bushnell; Managing Editor Copyright 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 This issue is the first for which the editorial team at the University of Florida, which formally assumed management of the HAHR in July of last year, is fully responsible. The February issue would normally have...

... Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 As we begin our term as senior editors of the Hispanic American Historical Review , we look forward with excitement to the five years ahead. With the support of the HAHR editorial board, we aim to explore how digital innovations can help...

... Bylaws of the Board of Editors of the Hispanic American Historical Review Revised December 1989 The editing and publication of the Hispanic American Historical Review constitute a co­ operative enterprise between Duke University Press and historians concerned with Hispanic America. Duke...

... Editors of the Hispanic American Historical Review, 1986-1996 Managing Editor David Bushnell, 1986-91 Mark D. Szuchman, 1991-96 Associate Editor Murdo J. MacLeod, 1986-91 Gilbert M. Joseph, 1992 Gerald E, Poyo, 1993 Noble David Cook, 1994-96 Book Review Editor Neill Macaulay, 1986 Lyle N...

... a quality journal of which Latin American historians are justly proud. The new editorial staff comprises Ursula Lamb, Associate Editor; George Brubaker and Donna Guy, Book Review Editors; Steven Brown, Editorial Assistant; Susan Deeds, Research Assistant; and Sandra Buchman, Editorial Secretary...

... year as compared to ninety-eight articles during the previous twelve-month period. The decline is explained in part by the fact our figures for last year included a number of files turned over to us by the previous editors, in addition to all of the articles that were submitted to us during the first...

... months was somewhat higher than that of our predecessors (20 percent). This is explained in part by the fact that our first-year figures include articles accepted by the previous editors and turned over to us to help us through the first few issues. The articles rejected by the Texas editors during...

... Copyright 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 At its annual meeting held in Atlanta last December, the Board of Editors reluctantly approved an increase in subscription rates for the HAHR . Inflationary pressures in general, and the rise in costs for paper, typesetting, printing...

... purposes. Dr. Basler has concurred in that recommendation, and the papers in question are now open to all qualified scholars. ***** On behalf of the present editorial staff and in the name of the members of the Board of Editors, I would like to take this opportunity to express my pleasure...

... of skills. As Managing Editor of the HAHR I have had the good fortune to work with individuals with the necessary range of skills and commitment. Peter Bakewell, Associate Editor, read manuscripts with infinite care, and with insight and good humor. Edwin Lieuwen, Book Review Editor, worked out a system...

.... ARTICLE III. Board of Editors The Board of Editors shall consist of twelve members, elected for a term of six years by the Board from names submitted by the Advisory Editors, and one member named by the Conference on Latin American History of the American Historical Association, and one member...

... the University of Arizona to the University of New Mexico, where they will remain for the next five years. The transfer was made smoothly, thanks to the joint planning and close cooperation of the outgoing and incoming editorial staffs. The new editors are especially grateful to the Arizona team for selecting...