Colonial Latin American Review

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  Año 2026, Vol. 35, Número 1

  • Research Articles

    • The ‘Water pouring song’ and Indigenous social protest in sixteenth-century Mexico

      Peter Bjorndahl Sorensen

      págs. 1-23

      

    • Barren seeds: martyrdom and the disputed temporality of La Florida

      Nicole T. Hughes

      págs. 24-49

      

    • The mirage of restitution, an attempted disinheritance, and absconded charity: administrating empire in the sixteenth-century Andes and Atlantic

      Richard P. Ibarra

      págs. 50-71

      

    • Historia y desmemoria de la trata atlántica de esclavos en los libros de texto españoles de historia (1970–2023)

      Cosme Jesús Gómez Carrasco, Félix González Chicote, Juan Antonio Inarejos Muñoz

      págs. 72-98

      

  • Special Section: The Prospect of Iberian Asia: A Conversation

    • Introduction: who is afraid of Iberian Asia?

      Jorge Flores, Giuseppe Marcocci

      págs. 99-106

      

    • The question of Iberian Asia and integrating the ‘Spanish Indies’

      Christina H. Lee

      págs. 107-113

      

    • Decolonizing histories of Iberian empire in Asia-Pacific

      Stephanie Joy Mawson

      págs. 114-121

      

    • Entangled worlds: Iberian Asia and the Malay-Indonesian sultanates

      Ariel López

      págs. 122-128

      

    • Iberian Asia: an offshore perspective

      Eric Tagliacozzo

      págs. 129-135

      

  • Book Reviews

    • The women who threw corn: witchcraft and inquisition in sixteenth-century Mexico by Martin Austin Nesvig, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2025, 308 pp. (ISBN 9781009550505)

      Ana María Silva Campo (res.)

      Es reseña de:

      • The women who threw corn: witchcraft and inquisition in sixteenth-century Mexico

        Martin Austin Nesvig

        Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2025

      págs. 136-137

      

    • Global servants of the Spanish king: mobility and cosmopolitanism in the early modern Spanish Empire by Adolfo Polo y la Borda, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2025, 350 pp. (ISBN 9781009403207)

      Hector Linares González (res.)

      Es reseña de:

      • Global Servants of the Spanish King. Mobility and Cosmopolitanism in the Early Modern Spanish Empire

        Adolfo Polo y la Borda

        Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2025

      págs. 138-140

      

    • Reading the illegible: Indigenous writing and the limits of colonial hegemony in the Andes by Laura León Llerena, Tucson, University of Arizona Press, 2023, x, 250 pp. (ISBN 9780816547531)

      Angelica Serna Jeri (res.)

      Es reseña de:

      • Reading the illegible: Indigenous writing and the limits of colonial hegemony in the Andes

        Laura León Llerena

        Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 2023

      págs. 141-142

      

    • Sins of excess: the spatial politics of idolatry and magic in colonial Mexico by Anderson Hagler, Norman, University of Oklahoma Press, 2025, 216 pp. (ISBN 9780806195636)

      Mina García (res.)

      Es reseña de:

      • Sins of excess: the spatial politics of idolatry and magic in colonial Mexico

        Anderson Hagler

        University of Oklahoma Press, 2025

      págs. 143-144