Working Papers
Instituto Cultural
Oaxaca, Mexico
The Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS) Working Papers series provides rapid dissemination of high quality, previously unpublished research first presented at the University of Chicago by CLAS-affiliated students, faculty, and visiting scholars. Electronic publication of Working Papers facilitates broad dissemination to a wide audience of social science and humanities researchers and to those interested in Latin American affairs.
The CLAS Working Paper series is juried by a committee of our affiliated faculty and edited by an advanced graduate student. To be considered for publication in the CLAS Working Paper series:
- The paper must be of publishable quality and contain original ideas and research
- The individual submitting the paper for consideration must be formally affiliated with the Center for Latin American Studies
- Scholars who present papers at CLAS-sponsored workshops, seminars, or conferences may be invited by faculty to submit a paper for publication
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Center for Latin American Studies Working Papers
"The Contestation of Cuba's Public Sphere in National Theater and the Transformation from Teatro Bufo to Teatro Nuevo or What Happens When El Negrito, El Gallego, and La Mulata Meet El Hombre Nuevo"
Laurie Aleen Frederik, University of Chicago
"The Road to Transnationalism: Reconfiguring the Spaces of Community and State in Guerrero, Mexico and Chicago"
Judith Boruchoff, University of Chicago
"Latin American Republicanism: Leap of Faith or Bust of Trust?"
Luis Castro Leiva, Tinker Visiting Professor of History, Instituto de Ideas Avanzadas, Venezuela/University of Chicago
"Mestizophilia, Biotypology, and Eugenics in Post-Revolutionary Mexico: Towards a History of Science and the State, 1920-1960"
Alexandra Minna Stern, University of Chicago/University of Michigan
"The Press and the Mexican Revolution"
Javier Garciadiego Dantán, Tinker Visiting Professor of History, University of Chicago/El Colegio de México
"With Water Bought from God: Commodities, Consciousness and Religious Conversion in 19th Century Mosquitia"
Daniel Noveck, University of Chicago, Spring 2000
"Exilio e Historia: Algunas Hipotesis Generales a Partir del Caso de Los Mexicanos Exilados por la Revolución Mexicana (1906-1920)"
Dra. Victoria Lerner Sigal, Visiting Scholar, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
"Mexico City in the Network of Global Cities"
Christof Parnreiter, Institute for Urban and Regional Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences; Visiting Scholar, University of Chicago
"Intimidad Social y Politica Nacional: Familia, Intelectuales y Espera Publica en Argentina (Salta, 1946-1955)"
Federico Neiburg, Museu Nacional, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro; Hewlett Visiting Scholar, University of Chicago
"Art, Religion and the Public Sphere in Bahia, Brazil"
Roger Sansi-Roca, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago
