...” is a timely intervention about the nation at a critical juncture. While detained in the notorious prison of San Juan de Ulúa in the port of Veracruz from August 1820 to February 1821, the erstwhile Dominican friar and political thinker José Servando Teresa de Mier spent a great deal of time writing...

... origen. Tequila gender women nation nationalism alcohol representation pulque Mayahuel denomination of origin. Más allá del mito: mujeres, tequila y nación* Marie Sarita Gaytán University of Utah Ana G. Valenzuela Zapata Centro Universitario de la Ciénega, Universidad de Guadalajara...

... un enfrentamiento entre naciones. This article maintains that nations were not the cause of the wars of independence but their consequence. It proposes a new evaluation of the conflicts that took place in the Catholic Monarchy during the second decade of the nineteenth century. The evaluation seeks...

... the Atlantic concept of nation, established in 1812 in the Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, fragmented as a result of the various independence movements which promoted an opposite image. In the case of New Spain, the Empire of Anáhuac substituted the image of the Spanish Nation. However, given the violent...

...Mirian Galante © 2006 Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. 2006 Bibliographic review Latin America Contemporary History New Political History political culture republicanism liberalism civil society revolution independence nation Revisión...