...E.G. These guides should prove exceedingly useful since all materials listed in them may be consulted directly or through interlibrary loan. This selective listing of materials on the Falklands/Malvinas (which contains 196 monographs and government documents) will be followed over the next...

... in making available to intellectuals who read Spanish the results of studies that in the past would all too often have been published in obscure ways or not at all or in other languages. The first of these four monographs published by the Institute, Olen E. Leonard’s study of four Altiplano communities...

.... Tables. Figures. Illustrations. Appendices. Index . Pp. xxi , 166 . Cloth. Copyright 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 Virtually every segment of the scholarly community concerned with Latin America will find something of (methodological or philosophical) interest in this monograph...

...Norman Ames Heitor Villa-Lobos, Brazilian Composer . By Mariz Vasco . Gainesville , 1963 . The University of Florida Press . Latin American Monographs, 24 . Notes. Bibliography . Pp. viii , 62 . Paper . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 According to Gilbert...

...John Francis Goins The People of Ecuador: A Demographic Analysis . By Saunders J. V. D. . Gainesville , 1961 . University of Florida Press . Monographs. No. 14. School of Inter-American Studies . University of Florida . Tables . Pp. 61 . Paper. Copyright 1962 by Duke...

... in educational development might require the identical main lines of action. Although some progress has been noted, a great deal remains undone. Ovidio Soto Blanco’s monograph brings together most effectively the data on the quantitative gains made in the region, including the Republic of Panama. The charts...

...Timothy Fox Harding First Brazilian Legislation Relating to Rural Labor Unions. A Sociological Study . By Freitas Marcondes J. V. . Gainesville , 1962 . University of Florida Press . The Latin American Monograph Series. No. 20 . Charts. Bibliography . Pp. 63 . Paper. Copyright...

...). This monograph is the fifteenth in a series of bilateral studies concerning private international law. Previously published monographs have dealt with American-Colombian, American-Brazilian, American-Chilean, and American-Venezuelan private international law This is the kind of subject that should be researched...

... of a country which needed to industrialize itself prior to the sharp break between internal economic and social relations founded along colonial lines.” This is a fascinating thesis indeed, but it is not satisfactorily defended in the pages of this limited monograph. We shall have to await a more penetrating...

...Thomas Ford Health Manpower in Peru. A Case Study in Planning . By Hall Thomas L. . Baltimore , 1969 . Johns Hopkins Press . The Johns Hopkins Monographs in International Health . Map. Tables. Notes. Appendices. Index . Pp. xiv , 281 . $6.50 . Copyright 1970 by Duke...

... . Paper. Copyright 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 “The purpose of the present study,” writes the author, “is to give a picture of the manner of living and the way of thinking of the Talamancan in 1956-59.” Although the monograph is a welcome contribution to the literature on the Talamancan...

... On this rests his merit rather than on the quality of his writings. All three authors (Villalpando’s introduction is the heart of the monograph) deserve applause for dramatizing, by using a most deserving local historian as their subject, the need for historical research and writing...

... cultural influence in Mexican society; this was achieved by the spread of popular culture via mass media. The strength of Guerra Manzo's monograph lies in its bottom-up, regional analysis of church-state conflict, which demonstrates that the peasant supporters of each camp often found appealing...

... © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 Bonnie Lucero's insightful monograph closes with Quintín Bandera's 1906 assassination by the Cuban Rural Guard—a haunting image. Bandera's trajectory from national hero to villain encapsulates Lucero's powerful arguments about the island's transition from...

... given by this monograph on the history of republican propaganda in Minas Gerais. The chief contribution of Minas Gerais to the republican cause in Brazil was the romanticized Inconfidência . Following the suppression of that “revolt of the poets,” according to the author, republican sentiment...

...Charles Frazier The Constabulary in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. Progeny and Legacy of United States Intervention . By Goldwert Marvin . Gainesville , 1962 . University of Florida Press . Latin American Monographs. No. 17 . School of Inter-American Studies. Notes...

...Elinore Barrett Las minas de Nueva España en 1753 . By Miramontes Alvaro López . México , 1975 . Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia . Illustrations. Glossary . Pp. 108 . Paper. Copyright 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 This monograph consists of a series...

... was settled by the outthrust of Indian-seeking colonists from Asunción, became a hub of Jesuit activity, and also fell before the onslaught of bandeirantes in the 1630s and 1640s. Unfortunately, this monograph does little to clarify the impact of Itatím upon Paraguayan expansion and recession, or its effect...

.... Commerce also continued between English and French settlements during the Seven Years’ War, as this documentary monograph clearly demonstrates. Parlementaires or “truce ships” were employed to exchange prisoners and transport legal and contraband traffic between the belligerents. In this well-researched...