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Nicolás A. González Quintero

@nagonzalezq.bsky.social
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Historian. Postdoctoral fellow at the History Department and Lab-Mundi of the University of São Paulo. Affiliated scholar of the Atlantic Exiles Project of the University of Tübingen. nicolasgonzalezquintero.weebly.com

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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
11/ Jan C. Jansen highlights the period around 1800 as a transformative moment in the conceptual history of refuge. As refugees moved across a shifting political map of empires and nation-states, the labels of asylum came to delineate not just protection and relief, but also status and belonging.
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Elusive Refugees: Revisiting Terms of Exile and Asylum in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Elusive Refugees: Revisiting Terms of Exile and Asylum in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
10/ @nagonzalezq.bsky.social discusses the question of return. Based on petitions from émigrés who had fled the Spanish American Revolutions, he shows how refugees purposefully appropriated an "émigré" label and appealed to notions of republican citizenship in order to be able to return to Colombia.
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Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
9/ @salmahargal.bsky.social traces the resettlement of Algerians fleeing French colonial rule in the Ottoman Empire. She highlights how the term "muhacir" became the centrepiece of a migration regime founded on refugee claims to imperial belonging and the renunciation of French subjecthood.
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Algerian Migration and the Formation of the Muhacir Status in the Ottoman Empire (1830–1908) | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Algerian Migration and the Formation of the Muhacir Status in the Ottoman Empire (1830–1908) - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
8/ @annikabaerwald.bsky.social examines attempts to escape from slavery in the port of Hamburg. In a striking parallel to other contributions, she showcases the connection between the treatment of refugees and efforts at mobility control, and how people of colour became its particular targets.
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No Safe Haven: Fugitives from Slavery as Contested Refugees in Hamburg, 1770–1840 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
No Safe Haven: Fugitives from Slavery as Contested Refugees in Hamburg, 1770–1840 - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
7/ From the vantage point of Philadelphia, @meganmaruschke.bsky.social discusses how barriers to mobility, assistance, and the right to remain on the soil of the early United States developed in response to the arrival of refugees from the Haitian Revolution.
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A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810 - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
6/ @thomasmareite.bsky.social analyses the governance of relief in Havana, Cuba. Putting the exile of French planters into dialogue with the displacement of Spanish settlers, he traces how relief revolved around imperial loyalty and subjecthood that crystallized in the category "emigrados".
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A Benevolent Empire? Exile, Politics of Relief, and Subjecthood in Havana (1790–1810) | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
A Benevolent Empire? Exile, Politics of Relief, and Subjecthood in Havana (1790–1810) - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
5/ @jkeindorf.bsky.social discusses refugees from the Haitian Revolution in neighboring British Jamaica. Colonial authorities sought to make sense of the people arriving by fitting them into supposedly clear-cut categories, but the process of registration was also actively influenced from below.
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“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars | Itinerario | Cambridge Co...
“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
4/ Sibylle Fourcaud traces the evolution of relief distribution to "colons" displaced by the Haitian Revolution in the French metropole. While relief legislation initially encompassed all ranks of colonial society, the concept of "colons" eventually came to signify white property owners only.
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The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802 - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
3/ @bryanbanksphd.bsky.social discusses the exodus of the French Huguenots as an antecedent to the modern concept of a "refugee crisis". He underscores how the Huguenots developed and appropriated a refugee identity for themselves that was not just religious, but also political in nature.
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Inventing the Refugee Crisis: Huguenots and the Rise of Refugee Identity | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Inventing the Refugee Crisis: Huguenots and the Rise of Refugee Identity - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
2/ In their introduction, @nagonzalezq.bsky.social and @thomasmareite.bsky.social situate the contributions to the special issue within a "long Age of Revolutions" as a period of mass migration in which the reflection on and negotiation of the status of newcomers and their rights took center stage.
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Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction - Volume 50 Issue 2
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
📣Fresh from the press! The special issue "Semantics of Refuge: The Shifting Labels of 'Exile', 'Asylum' and 'Refugee' during the 18th and 19th Century" is now out in Itinerario, edited by team members @thomasmareite.bsky.social and @nagonzalezq.bsky.social. See 🧵 for the individual contributions
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Itinerario: Volume 50 - Semantics of Refuge: The Shifting Labels of ‘Exile’, ‘Asylum’, and ‘Refugee’ during the 18th and 19th Century | Cambridge Core
Cambridge Core - Itinerario - Volume 50 - Semantics of Refuge: The Shifting Labels of ‘Exile’, ‘Asylum’, and ‘Refugee’ during the 18th and 19th Century
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
I’m glad to see that our special issue, “Semantics of Refuge: The Shifting Labels of ‘Exile,’ ‘Asylum,’ and ‘Refugee’ during the 18th and 19th Centuries,” has finally been published in its entirety in the latest issue of Itinerario. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Latest issue | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
De vuelta en Bogotá. Mi postdoc en Brasil terminó hace algunos meses y, ante una nueva oportunidad laboral para Nathalia, decidimos volver. No puedo sino estar muy agradecido con Brasil. Conocí lugares y personas maravillosas. Además, el postdoc fue una oportunidad fantástica.
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
@jkeindorf.bsky.social examine comment ces mêmes exilés de Saint-Domingue furent traités en Jamaïque dans les années 1790. Il montre notamment comment ces exilés cherchaient à être enregistrés sous la catégorie ("réfugiés", "prisonniers de guerre") la plus avantageuse selon les circonstances. 3/3
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“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars | Itinerario | Cambridge Co...
“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
Sibylle analyse la gestion des secours aux réfugiés des colonies en France métropolitaine pendant la période révolutionnaire. Elle montre que la catégorie admin. de "colons de Saint-Domingue réfugiés en France", en constante redéfinition, fut de + en + restreinte aux propriétaires blancs de SD 2/3
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The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
Le numéro spécial dans la revue Itinerario que j'ai eu le bonheur de co-éditer avec @nagonzalezq.bsky.social est désormais entièrement disponible en "first view". Les deux derniers articles publiés sont signés Sibylle Fourcaud et @jkeindorf.bsky.social 1/3
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
📢New Publication! Thrilled to announce that one key project publication is finally coming out: “Semantics of Refuge: The Shifting Labels of 'Exile', 'Asylum', and 'Refugee' during the 18th and 19th centuries” in Itinerario, edited by @thomasmareite.bsky.social and @nagonzalezq.bsky.social. See 🧵👇
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Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Itinerario - Catia Antunes, Isaac M. Scarborough
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Megan Maruschke @meganmaruschke.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
First view of my article in an issue edited by @thomasmareite.bsky.social and @nagonzalezq.bsky.social on Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries doi.org/10.1017/S016...
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A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
As mentioned in the previous message, this wonderful article by @thomasmareite.bsky.social is part of our special issue in Itinerario. In it, Thomas shows how French refugees from the Haitian Revolutions negotiated their status to receive aid from Cuban authorities...
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
I am glad to see that the introduction to our special issue has been published. In it, @thomasmareite.bsky.social and I seek to further historicize the category of “refugee.” Early historiography on this topic focused primarily on its modern definition as established by...
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Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 28/03/2026
🗣️ New publication! In this introduction, @nagonzalezq.bsky.social and I revisit the historiography on refugees and explore how the category of “refugee” (or its historical equivalent) was constructed in Atlantic and Mediterranean societies (18th–19th c.) ... www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction
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In The Same Sea @inthesamesea.bsky.social · 27/02/2026
IN THE SAME SEA's team and Dr. Joy Lewis have guest-edited the special issue “Small Islands, Proximity and Connection in the Eastern Caribbean” of the Journal of Caribbean History. See: www.uwipress.com/journals/the... Thanks to all contributors and the journal’s main editor Kathleen Monteith.
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Journal of Caribbean History | University of the West Indies Press
The Journal of Caribbean History (JCH) is a peer reviewed journal produced by the Departments of History, The University of the West Indies, and published by the University of the West Indies Press. T...
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Michael Goebel @mgoebel.bsky.social · 19/03/2026
With 11 other colleagues, we are launching a new online seminar series about Latin America in global history on Zoom. Here's the program for 2026. First meeting with @svenbeckert.bsky.social on Apr 10 at 4pm CET. All welcome. Link in program below, website to follow soon.
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LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY IN NEW PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBAL CAPITALISM: ACTORS, CONCEPTS, AND PROBLEMS OF SCALE
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08.05.2026
05.06.2026
04.09.2026
02.10.2026
06.11.2026
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Sven Beckert (Harvard University): A Conversation with Sven Beckert: Capitalism in Latin American History
Roy Hora (Universidad de San Andrés - Buenos Aires): Capitalism and Society in Argentina in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Rossana Barragán (CIDES - UMSA - La Paz): The Empire of Work: History of the Social Production of Silver from Potosí for the World
Pablo Pryluka (CUNY - New York): Markets, Consumers, and the Making of Developmental Capitalism in Postwar Latin America
Constanza Castro (Universidad de los Andes - Bogotá): "En este puerto está el mundo". A Microhistory of Global Tobacco: Honda,
Columbia, 1846 — 1880
Melissa Teixeira (University of Pennsylvania): "Tem que dar certo": Inflation and the Remaking of Brazilian Democracy
John Tutino (Georgetown University): The Revolution that Remade Global
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María Angélica Tamayo @angelicatp.bsky.social · 16/02/2026
It is a great joy to share that the special issue “Memories in Transit” of the journal Memory Studies, co-edited by my dear María Eugenia Ulfe and me, has just been published. We invite you to read it! 📚📖 journals.sagepub.com/toc/mss/curr...
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Memory Studies - Volume 19, Number 1
Table of contents for Memory Studies, 19, 1
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Annika Bärwald @annikabaerwald.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
I wrote about enslaved people in Hamburg, flight attempts, and the city's free-soil law of 1837. It's an open-access publication: 🗃️
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No Safe Haven: Fugitives from Slavery as Contested Refugees in Hamburg, 1770–1840 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
No Safe Haven: Fugitives from Slavery as Contested Refugees in Hamburg, 1770–1840
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Bryan Banks @bryanbanksphd.bsky.social · 04/02/2026
Excited my research is out here and freely accessible!! Thanks Itinerario and my excellent editors @thomasmareite.bsky.social and @nagonzalezq.bsky.social! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Inventing the Refugee Crisis: Huguenots and the Rise of Refugee Identity | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Inventing the Refugee Crisis: Huguenots and the Rise of Refugee Identity
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 04/02/2026
It is finally out! Happy to share that my article “Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions” has been published by Itinerario in First View. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions | Itinerario | Cambridge Core
Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Este miércoles estaré debatiendo el nuevo libro de Nathan Perl-Rosenthal con @oscarszarate.bsky.social y @franmackandal.bsky.social. Si tienen tiempo, los esperamos este miércoles en Youtube. ¡Gracias al Centro de Estudios Históricos del Colmex por la invitación!
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Vamos ministrar este curso de História Política e Social da Colômbia com Nathalia Sandoval, José Bento de Oliveira Camassa e Juan Francisco Beltrán. A ideia foi de José Bento, a quem agradeço profundamente.
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tamquarterly.bsky.social @tamquarterly.bsky.social · 08/10/2025
🏅 Winner: Ana Vergara Sierra “The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos during the War of Independence (1806–1833)” 📖 Read here: bit.ly/3PJSokH
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The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos During the War of Independence (1806–1833) | The Americas | Cambridge Core
The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos During the War of Independence (1806–1833) - Volume 81 Issue 3
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 11/11/2025
📢 We are thrilled to announce the #CfP for the Sixth International Seminar in Historical #Refugee Studies, which will be held at the University of Vienna, Sept 28-Oct 1, 2026! Deadline is December 20, 2026. For more information, see rhs.hypotheses.org and CfP below:
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 03/09/2025
Feliz de ver, por fin, este texto publicado. Fue uno de mis primeros acercamientos al tema de los emigrados de las guerra de Independencia cuando estaba haciendo mi doctorado.
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
📢Out now in print and #OpenAccess online: Jan C. Jansen, "'A Sanctuary to Crime'? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833," Comparative Studies in Society and History 67, no. 2 (2025): 429–456. @csshjournal.bsky.social
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“A Sanctuary to Crime”? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833 | Comparative Studies in Society and History | Cambridge Core
“A Sanctuary to Crime”? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833 - Volume 67 Issue 2
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CSSH Journal @csshjournal.bsky.social · 30/07/2025
Our latest Under the Rubric, "Submergent Histories," features Mandana Limbert, Jan Jansen, and Jeffrey Kahn discussing how the study of #mobility at #sea can isolate historical processes that, wherever they are found, remain at depth and hard to discern. sites.lsa.umich.edu/cssh/2025/07...
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 25/08/2025
📢New publication!! Out #openaccess FirstView: "Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s," by Jan C. Jansen in Law and History Review @lawandhistrev.bsky.social. Access here doi.org/10.1017/S073.... Short summary in 🧵
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Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s | Law and History Review | Cambridge Core
Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 29/05/2025
Fue maravilloso hablar con Jimena Perry, Carla Sagástegui y Malena Bedoya sobre bicentenarios, cómic, e historia pública. Aprendí un montón. ¡Muchas gracias por la invitación, Jimena! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl0B...
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Los conflictos académicos llegan al cómic: Diálogo sobre personajes Bicentenario de la Ind del Perú
YouTube video by International Federation for Public History
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 14/05/2025
Nosso seminário continua hoje na USP! Se você está no São Paulo, o/a esperamos na FFLCH!
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 13/05/2025
Hoje começa nosso evento, "Cartografias de Escravidão," na Universidade de São Paulo! Teremos a abertura do evento e a conferência de abertura, ministrada por Alain El Youssef.
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Martín Bowen @mbowensilva.bsky.social · 01/05/2025
Happy to share my forthcoming article in the Hispanic American Historical Review. Into revolutions, emotions, and global connections? Have a look. The advance version is available open access here: read.dukeupress.edu/hahr/article...
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 30/04/2025
Quiero compartir con ustedes esta reseña que escribí en Revista Almanack del primer volumen de Historias de lo Político en Colombia, editado por Francisco Ortega, Margarita Garrido y Franz Hensel. Pero, sobre todo, quería invitarlos a leer el libro. periodicos.unifesp.br/index.php/al...
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
Fico feliz de compartilhar com vocês a programação do evento "Cartografias de escravidão" que será realizado na USP em maio de este ano. Organizar o seminário com Silvana Andrade dos Santos, Leida Fernández e Rafael Marquese tem sido legal demais. Se você estiver em São Paulo nessas datas, o/a...
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
👉 Here's a link to the online version: read.dukeupress.edu/french-histo...
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“Sterile in Spanish Hands”: French Visions of Empire, Saint‐Domingue Refugees, and the Spanish Caribbean in the Age of the Haitian Revolution
Abstract. This article examines schemes for reviving the French imperial presence in the Caribbean against the backdrop of the Haitian Revolution. It analyzes a series of memoranda sent to French mini...
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Thomas Mareite @thomasmareite.bsky.social · 24/02/2025
This weekend I received from @sfhs.bsky.social a copy of my contribution to the latest issue of French Historical Studies. This article is based on the discovery of a memoir written in 1807 by Alexandre-Joseph Lambert, colonial sub-inspector in Guadeloupe, preserved (...)
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 10/02/2025
7/ Based on a close reading of the New Orleans-based newspaper El Español, the article explores how exiled Spaniards from Mexico mobilized against republican exclusionary policies and promoted imperial constitutionalism against abolitionism and ethnic conflict in a post-imperial Caribbean.
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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles @atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 10/02/2025
6/ One focus of our work has been on exile politics, and an outstanding example of this work is "Envisioning Empire from the U.S.: Exile, Constitutional Monarchism, and Ethnic Conflict in Post-Independence Spanish America," by @nagonzalezq.bsky.social, in: The Americas 80, no. 4 (2023): 537-568 👇
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Envisioning Empire from Inside the United States: Exile, Constitutional Monarchism, and Ethnic Conflict in Post-Independence Mexico | The Americas | Cambridge Core
Envisioning Empire from Inside the United States: Exile, Constitutional Monarchism, and Ethnic Conflict in Post-Independence Mexico - Volume 80 Issue 4
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Jannik Keindorf @jkeindorf.bsky.social · 09/02/2025
I had the joy of being a guest on Wendy Aris' impressive podcast project "Dis a fi mi History" on the history of the Caribbean recently. We are talking about refugees from the Haitian Revolution in Jamaica, and the relevance of this history for Jamaicans today. You can listen to my ramblings here 👇
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Nicolás A. González Quintero @nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 03/02/2025
Que bom ver esta entrevista com Rafael Marquese sobre o projeto intelectual do Lab-Mundi e a concepção de história global que o laboratório tem desenvolvido nos últimos dez anos. www.cafehistoria.com.br/lab-mundi-hi...
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"Todo o programa da atual História Global já estava contido na obra de Braudel"
Em entrevista, o historiador Rafael de Bivar Marquese, professor da USP e um dos fundadores do LabiMundi, faz ressalvas sobre a chamada História Global e conta o que o seu laboratório tem feito nos úl...
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Comparative Politics @comppol.bsky.social · 06/12/2024
New article on Fast Track by Nathalia Sandoval-Rojas, “Conversion from Below: A Comparative Analysis of Colombian Indigenous Peoples’ Transformations of FPIC,” www.ingentaconnect.com/content/cuny...
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Conversion from Below: A Comparat...s’ Transformations of FPIC: Ingenta Connect Fast Track Article
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Sabine Hanke @sabinehanke.bsky.social · 30/01/2025
Oh look what has arrived today! Thanks to @manchesterup.bsky.social and everyone involved in getting this out! Worlds of the ring is a rich cultural history that explores the circus from a transnational angle
Image of the book ‘Worlds of the Ring: nation and empire in the British and German circus’ by Sabine Hanke and published with Manchester University Press. Cover shows wild animal tamer lying among lions and tigers
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Sabine Hanke @sabinehanke.bsky.social · 16/01/2025
Please share and maybe request for your library! Happy that my book “Worlds of the Ring: Nation and Empire in the British and German Circus” will be published with @manchesterup.bsky.social later this month manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526175090/
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Manchester University Press - Worlds of the ring
Worlds of the ring - Browse and buy the Hardcover edition of Worlds of the ring by Sabine Hanke
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