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... of how the socioeconomic structure of mobility allowed peninsular nephews to dominate colonial commerce at the expense of creole sons. I wish more thought and analysis had been given to the functional economic roles played by migrants as outsiders in their new settings. But these are small criticisms...

... Peeks in from Outside.” By Barbosa José Carlos . Translated and with an introduction by Machaffie Fraser G. Danford Richard K. . Lanham, MD : University Press of America , 2008 . Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xx , 168 pp. Paper , $29.00 . Copyright 2011 by Duke...

...Madaline W. Nichols Theses on Texas History. A Check List of Theses and Dissertations in Texas History Produced in the Departments of History of Eighteen Texas Graduate Schools and Thirty-Three Graduate Schools Outside of Texas. 1907-1952 . Compiled and edited by Elliott Claude...

...Dennis N. Valdés The Mexican Outsiders: A Community History of Marginalization and Discrimination in California . By Menchaca Martha . Austin : University of Texas Press , 1995 . Photographs. Maps. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index , xvii , 250 pp. Cloth , $40.00 . Paper...

...John Lear Integral Outsiders: The American Colony in Mexico City, 1876–1911 . By Schell William Jr . Latin American Silhouettes . Wilmington, Del. : Scholarly Resources , 2001 . Photographs. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xix , 274 pp. Cloth , $55.00 . Copyright 2002...

.... Evidence for this hidden jurisdiction is found in a sixteenth-century case that was set aside by the Real Audiencia because it fell outside that body's jurisdiction and within the dominion of the cacique. Copyright © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 In October 1558, Peruvian viceroy don Andrés...

... work demonstrates how both the Paraguayan military and society (long considered by historians as isolated) were influenced by outside ideas and people. References Andreev Vasilii . 2012 . “  ‘Belyi otets' general Ivan Belyaev” [“White father” General Ivan Belyaev] . Fond: “Russkii mir...

..., classroom and outside world, and teacher and student. Copyright 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 We each teach, at our respective institutions (Cornell University and the University of Connecticut), a course on the lives and labors of migrants in the United States. Both courses focus...

... activities performed outside the mines by women. Some of this work involved the preparation and distribution of goods and foodstuffs and basic housekeeping at mining haciendas, and women’s engagement with small-scale trade, market activities, and the management of properties in the city. Indian women also...

... classified as indigenous, in this view, was projected outside the central areas controlled by the nation-state, beyond the frontiers of the Pampas, Patagonia, and the Chaco. Historical writing accepted and contributed to the formation of this image by characterizing the political mobilization of gauchos...

.... Immersed in the wreckage of the past, an old man surveyed the ruins and imagined a future that looked nothing like the world outside his doors. This article analyzes Espinosa's prophecy and explores the methodological challenges of studying historical subjects who are at odds with their earlier selves...

... achieved according to the new standards that they embraced, whether slightly or wholeheartedly. By identifying and understanding the idiosyncratic language they used to identify themselves (as opposed to labels such as “Indian” placed upon them by outsiders), the article approaches the possibility...

... modernist development, moves beyond the existing literature that assumes that outside political, economic, and technical elites impose modernist development projects like dams on communities from above. I argue that Cochabambinos' continued enchantment with the Misicuni dam project owed to the belief...

... they emerged and have been maintained over time. In chapter 3 he explores a theme of “insiders” and “outsiders,” and roots that trend in Portuguese colonial policy. Chapter 4, “The Brazilian Way,” looks at patron-client relations and political corruption, linking them to a Brazilian political and cultural...

... farm land of the nation. Theoretically lands granted in ejidos could be tilled either in individual plots or collectively as the ejidatarios wished. However, the author points out that in reality outside political influences have usually determined the type of operations through various persuasive...

...Stephen B. Brush The Quechua populations of the central Andes remain largely enigmatic to outsiders. This ethnography makes a timely and a major contribution to our understanding of the contemporary Indian culture of highland Peru. It is timely because of the rapid change affecting traditional...

... sections, one defining the institutional character of the resguardo , the other treating its interplay with the outside society. Regarding the former, the congregation of Indians into segregated communities expressed the crown’s desire to isolate the native population from outside influences, to affirm...

.... The thesis of this engaging book is that changing social and economic conditions alter identity imaging significantly from the perspectives of both outsiders and insiders. Using numerous and varied sources, the author demonstrates this by providing a unique geographical slice of New Mexican social history...