Identity and the State in 19th-Century Latin America

Conference on Latin American History 60
Saturday, January 8, 2022: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Bayside Ballroom C (Sheraton New Orleans, 4th Floor)
Chair:
William Patrick Cohoon, Uplift North Hills Preparatory
Papers:
Whose State, Whose Nation? Exclusionary Nationalism and Uneven State Presence in Latin America
Paola Galano Toro, ETH Zurich
Being African and Mexican: Veracruz’s Afro-Descendants during Mexican Nation-State Consolidation, 1820–26
Alan Malfavon, University of California, Riverside
“Only in Name”: Jails and the Limits of Confinement in Bourbon Peru, 1784–1812
William Patrick Cohoon, Uplift North Hills Preparatory
"In Our Climate... A Girl Is Already a Woman... At around Fourteen": Childhood, Race, and Gendered Violence in Manaus, Brazil, 1870–1900
Ana Luiza Morais Soares, University of Illinois at Chicago
Comment:
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