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... to congratulate Stephan Palmié as the winner of HAHR' s book review prize, for the review of The Experiential Caribbean: Creating Knowledge and Healing in the Early Modern Atlantic by Pablo F. Gómez, published in Hispanic American Historical Review vol. 98, no. 4. The editors thank Stephan Palmié, along...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

... profession. The editors will name each year an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments with a fair assessment of the book's strengths...

...Jonathan Hartlyn Winners and Losers in Colombia’s Economic Growth of the 1970s . By Urrutia Miguel . New York : Oxford University Press for the World Bank , 1985 . Tables. Notes. References. Index . Pp. x , 142 . Cloth . Copyright 1987 by Duke University Press 1987...

... seaborne empire. His publications include: Fidalgos and Philanthropists. The Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Bahia, 1550-1755 (Berkeley, 1968; Portuguese language translation, Brasilia, 1981), winner of the Herbert E. Bolton Prize; From Colony to Nation. Essays on the Independence of Brazil (Baltimore...

... is less flexible than parliamentarism and, therefore, is less supportive of democracy; 2) that presidentialism is more prone to immobility and gridlock; and 3) that presidentialism has a “winner-takes-all logic” that is unfavorable to democracy. To their credit, Mainwaring and Shugart present a more...

... the 1966 awards: Herbert Eugene Bolton Memorial Prize, Winner, Robert N. Burr, By Reason or Force—Chile and the Balancing of Power in South America, 1830-1905 , University of California Press, Berkeley; Honorable Mention, William J. Griffith, Empires in the Wilderness—Foreign Colonization and Development...

...), heresy and sexuality as seen through the records of seventeenth-century inquisitorial visits, and others. The influence of French theoretical models in the analysis of the issues is clear. The diversity of the subjects reflects the fact that the essays were the winners in a research contest subsidized...

... of an annual prize for the best review published in the journal. The editors will name an ad hoc committee to evaluate the reviews published in the immediately past volume of the journal and select the winner, based on the criteria of accurately summarizing the book's contents and main arguments...

..., although from the outset there is no question that Marx will prove to be the winner. The idea is an excellent one and Mexico could prove to be a superb testing ground. Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Scarcity, Exploitation, and Poverty: Malthus and Marx in Mexico . By Serrón...

...Madaline W. Nichols Sarmiento y la educación pública . By Sanhueza G. , . Buenos Aires , 1962 . Editorial Losada, S. A. Notes. Index . Pp. 236 . Paper . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 This book is a collection of four articles—three prize-winners from...

...Helen Rand Parish Historia del derecho colonial dominicano . By Wenceslao Vega B . Santo Domingo , 1978 . Editora Taller . Notes. Appendix. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 164 . Paper. Copyright 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 Winner of the Premio Siboney 1978 en Ensayo...

.... $1.25 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 In this work Ricardo Gullón continues his studies of Juan Ramón Jiménez, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1956. Professor Gullón, born in Astorga, Spain, is now on the faculty of the University of Texas. This volume is well...

... mentioned are merely listed along with the pertinent dates of birth and death, while the work of even the most important writers is dealt with in few more words. For example, the author describes in ten lines the literary contribution of Gabriela Mistral, the Chilean Nobel Prize winner (which...