Thomas M Bader
Biographic Data
| ID | 690948 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas M Bader |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas M |
| FAMILY NAME | Bader |
| SIGNATURE | BADER T M |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Northridge |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The roaring days: Trade and relations between Chile and Australia, 1849–1860∗
Gran Bretana y el Peru: Los mecanismos de un control economico. Vol. V
Gran Bretaña y el Perú: Los mecanismos de un control económico
Gran Bretaña y el Perú: Informes de los cónsoles británicos. Vol. I: 1826-1900. Vol. II: 1901-1919. Vol. III: Callao, Iquitos y Lambayeque (1867-1914)
Gran Bretana y el Peru: Informes de los consules britanicos. Vol. I: 1826-1900
The Japanese and Peru, 1873-1973
Dias oscuros en Chile
Días oscuros en Chile
Crónica de las Tierras del Sur del Canal Beagle
Before the Gold Fleets: Trade and Relations between Chile and Australia, 1830-1848
Even at first glance, one can see remarkable similarities in the topography, geography and patterns of land use of the west coast republics of South America and of the states of Australia which stretch along that continent's eastern and southeastern shores. Not only are the latitudinal parameters comparable, but similarities in climate and patterns of agriculture abound. The resemblances are particularly defined as we consider the geographical ex…
Chile, Peru, and the California Gold Rush of 1849
Australian Manuscript Sources and Programs for the Study of the History of Latin America
A Vital Interest in the Affairs of Latin America has Grown Recently in Australia. There, in that land "in back of the beyond," professors are offering new programs of Latin American Studies while their librarian counterparts have strengthened their holdings through active participation in the Latin American Cooperative Acquisition Program (LACAP) and in the Seminars on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM). The move of Clau…
El Gobierno de Las Vacas, 1933-1956. Tratado Roca-Runciman
Early Positivistic Thought and Ideological Conflict in Chile
Although virtually unstudied, the introduction of the philosophy of positivism into Chile acted as a catalyst upon the development of that country during the decade before the War of the Pacific. Scholars have given appropriate attention to the influence of positivism as it became significant in other Latin American countries during the eighteen-seventies, and Leopold Zea has discussed the importance of that philosophic system in Chile during the…
A "Second Field" for Historians of Latin America: An Application of the Theories of Bolton, Turner, and Webb
Historians specializing in the study of Latin America are not making the fullest use of the theories of Bolton, Turner, and Webb. Herbert Eugene Bolton proposed his schema of a comprehensive history for the Americas almost fifty years ago, while this year we mark the seventy-seventh anniversary of the full expression of Frederick Jackson Turner's Frontier theory. The views of these two scholars, while provocative, did not lead to revolutionary ne…
The historian and the Cheshire cat: A study of the views of Sir Keith Hancock towards the empire‐commonwealth and the principles of historiography
Early Positivistic Thought and Ideological Conflict in Chile
Although virtually unstudied, the introduction of the philosophy of positivism into Chile acted as a catalyst upon the development of that country during the decade before the War of the Pacific. Scholars have given appropriate attention to the influence of positivism as it became significant in other Latin American countries during the eighteen-seventies, and Leopold Zea has discussed the importance of that philosophic system in Chile during the…
El Gobierno de Las Vacas, 1933-1956. Tratado Roca-Runciman
The historian and the Cheshire cat: A study of the views of Sir Keith Hancock towards the empire‐commonwealth and the principles of historiography
The historian and the Cheshire cat: A study of the views of Sir Keith Hancock towards the empire‐commonwealth and the principles of historiography
Early Positivistic Thought and Ideological Conflict in Chile
Although virtually unstudied, the introduction of the philosophy of positivism into Chile acted as a catalyst upon the development of that country during the decade before the War of the Pacific. Scholars have given appropriate attention to the influence of positivism as it became significant in other Latin American countries during the eighteen-seventies, and Leopold Zea has discussed the importance of that philosophic system in Chile during the…
A "Second Field" for Historians of Latin America: An Application of the Theories of Bolton, Turner, and Webb
Historians specializing in the study of Latin America are not making the fullest use of the theories of Bolton, Turner, and Webb. Herbert Eugene Bolton proposed his schema of a comprehensive history for the Americas almost fifty years ago, while this year we mark the seventy-seventh anniversary of the full expression of Frederick Jackson Turner's Frontier theory. The views of these two scholars, while provocative, did not lead to revolutionary ne…
El Gobierno de Las Vacas, 1933-1956. Tratado Roca-Runciman
Before the Gold Fleets: Trade and Relations between Chile and Australia, 1830-1848
Even at first glance, one can see remarkable similarities in the topography, geography and patterns of land use of the west coast republics of South America and of the states of Australia which stretch along that continent's eastern and southeastern shores. Not only are the latitudinal parameters comparable, but similarities in climate and patterns of agriculture abound. The resemblances are particularly defined as we consider the geographical ex…
Chile, Peru, and the California Gold Rush of 1849
Australian Manuscript Sources and Programs for the Study of the History of Latin America
A Vital Interest in the Affairs of Latin America has Grown Recently in Australia. There, in that land "in back of the beyond," professors are offering new programs of Latin American Studies while their librarian counterparts have strengthened their holdings through active participation in the Latin American Cooperative Acquisition Program (LACAP) and in the Seminars on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM). The move of Clau…
Crónica de las Tierras del Sur del Canal Beagle
Dias oscuros en Chile
Días oscuros en Chile
Gran Bretaña y el Perú: Informes de los cónsoles británicos. Vol. I: 1826-1900. Vol. II: 1901-1919. Vol. III: Callao, Iquitos y Lambayeque (1867-1914)
Gran Bretana y el Peru: Informes de los consules britanicos. Vol. I: 1826-1900
The Japanese and Peru, 1873-1973
Gran Bretana y el Peru: Los mecanismos de un control economico. Vol. V
Gran Bretaña y el Perú: Los mecanismos de un control económico
The roaring days: Trade and relations between Chile and Australia, 1849–1860∗
Political science (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Humanities (7 works) · History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political and Social Dynamics in Chile and Latin America (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Historical Studies in Latin America (3 works)