...Danna A. Levin Rojo Pueblos, Plains, and Province: New Mexico in the Seventeenth Century . By Joseph P. Sánchez . Louisville : University Press of Colorado , 2021 . Maps. Table. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography. Index. viii, 325 pp. Cloth, $48.00 . Copyright © 2023 by Duke...

...Danna Levin Rojo Properties of Violence: Law and Land Grant Struggle in Northern New Mexico . By David Correia . Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation . Athens : University of Georgia Press , 2013 . Photographs. Maps. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xiii, 220 pp. Paper...

...Danna Levin Rojo The Intimate Frontier: Friendship and Civil Society in Northern New Spain . By Ignacio Martínez . Tucson : University of Arizona Press , 2019 . Maps. Figures. Notes. Index . ix, 228 pp. Cloth, $35.00 . Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021...

...Danna Levin Rojo As the author remarks, Indígenas de la nación is an ethnography of the Mexican state through the analysis of a particular indigenous community's identity transformations. The book represents an important contribution to the current debates on identity politics and its relation...

... received little study. A Peruvian who immigrated to Lower California in 1849 did much to document the historical vicissitudes of this relatively unresearched portion of Mexico. A lawyer by profession and at various times a journalist, teacher, judge, and politician, Manuel C. Rojo felt the need...

...Enrique Lamadrid Levin Rojo sets the preconquest stage with an ethnohistorical overview of the territories where the “quest for Nuevo México” unfolded, explaining how Nahua political organization and local identities emerge from origin and migration narratives. Stories from across Mesoamerica...

...Neill Macaulay Ricardo Rojo, an Argentine lawyer, met Ernesto Guevara in Bolivia in 1953 and traveled with him to Guatemala. There Rojo and Guevara parted company in 1954, but met again the following year in Mexico. At that time Rojo decided to return to his native land to assist Arturo Frondizi...

...Jeffrey A. Erbig, Jr. The Oxford Handbook of Borderlands of the Iberian World . Edited by Danna A. Levin Rojo and Cynthia Radding . New York : Oxford University Press , 2019 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Tables. Appendixes. Notes. Glossary. Bibliographies. Index . xxvi, 890 pp...

...Woodrow Borah Benítez-Rojo’s book is an interpretation of Caribbean history in terms of the Postmodern literary approach, deconstruction, chaos theory, and Freudian psychoanalysis. After sketching the Spanish occupation of the Greater Antilles and Las Casas’ efforts on behalf of the Indians...

... . By Rodríguez Alma Rosa Rojo . Mexico City : Universidad Iberoamericana , 1995 . Maps. Tables. Bibliography . 113 pp. Paper . Copyright 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 These two books revolve around a common subject, small-farmer agriculture in rural Latin America, yet they differ in theme...

... call to analyze “power blocs and networks that framed and often limited that language” (p. 164). Yet the monograph never really examines the nexus between regional camarillas and Cardenista discourse. Cárdenas-era governor Javier Rojo Gómez used his operative Agustín Olvera to mobilize support among...

... as the supreme commander of all PLM units in Mexico. He wrote for several pro-PLM newspapers including Alba Roja in San Francisco, Revolución in Los Angeles, and Punto Rojo in El Paso. He believed women to be oppressed by the ground rules of conventional marriage and by male treatment as pastimes. He...

... in the United States as a radical essayist and anarchist ideologue, he edited and wrote for Revolución (Los Angeles), Punto Rojo (El Paso), and Regeneración (Los Angeles). As a revolutionary soldier, he participated in the 1908 campaigns at Las Vacas and Palomas, and died at the age of twenty-eight...

... of the answer lies in the rudimentary awareness of Mexican sovereignty and culture which he shows in this book. After ten years in Mexico and a forty-five year career in which Mexico plainly lay close to his heart, Hamilton writes of “massa” ( mssa ), “El Ray ( Rey ) rojo,” an “embrazo” ( abrazo...

..., it will probably remain the definitive guide to the association’s evolution and development. That being said, one cannot but have serious reservations about the tone of the work. The constant use of the term rojos to describe Franco’s opponents is insulting and anachronistic; the sustained effort to show...

... tapado The basic data are drawn from the famous El libro rojo, but the story itself is in the form of an historical novel in which the wife of the viceroy and a fictitious friend of Benavides are the central characters. Also included are references to Sor Ines de la Cruz including the quoting of one...

... in the nineteenth century authentic principle faded before personalismo and continuismo in the struggles of “Rojo” and “Azul” factions. Corruption often replaced dedication. One finds a tendency toward the great man theory, especially where the author covers the temperament, methods, and achievements...

... “mobile” and “conventional” warfare in the Chinese Communist context, and relies too heavily on Time magazine for biographical data. Time ’s assertion (repeated by Mallin) that Guevara held a minor government post in Guatemala is not known to be borne out by Ricardo Rojo’s Mi amigo el Ché (Buenos...

... Pérez-López discusses the Joint Venture Law of 1982, drawing on a longer work of his own on this topic. Following an introduction by Santí, Antonio Benítez Rojo analyzes the beginnings of a Cuban national consciousness by the interaction of two discourses—a literary one of resistance and a discourse...