Recent Trends in the Business History of Latin America

It would be folly to defend the conception “Latin America” too strongly. In a large area of twenty-odd republics, diverse in geography, resources, and ideologies, and where personalismo has been both a national and individual creed, generalizations tend to crumble when wielded too forcibly. Yet there are common ties of hemisphere, colonial heritage, language, law, and, to some extent, experience. The history of “Latin America” and its constituents is a recognized field of endeavor and will always sustain further study

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• National Sovereignty and the Mexicanization of the Compañía Minera de Cananea, 1971 to 1989

  Doyle Lawrence Perdue•2019

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• The Adoption of US-Style Business Education in Mexico, 1945-2005

  Open Access•Bernardo Batiz-Lazo•América Latina en la Historia…•2012

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• British Company and Mexican Community

  Open Access•Robert W Randall•The Business History Review•1985

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• Latin American Business History since 1965

  Open Access•H V Nelles•The Business History Review•1985

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• Business History in Latin America

  Open Access•María Ines Barbero•The Business History Review•2008

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• The Mining Guild of New Spain and Its Tribunal General, 1770–1821

  Walter Howe•Mining Guild of New Spain and Its…•1949

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• International Enterprise in a Developing Economy. A Study of U. S. Business in Brazil

  Stefan H Robock, Claude McMillan et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1966

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• Intervention and Dollar Diplomacy in the Caribbean, 1900-1921

  Dana Gardner Munro•Intervention and Dollar Diplomacy…•1964

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• Entrepreneurship in Argentine Culture

  Reina E Ruben, Ruben E Reina et al.•Capitalism in Argentine Culture•1962

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• The Puerto Rican Businessman

  Thomas Childs Cochran•Puerto Rican Businessman•1959

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• The Making of Modern Mexico

  David H Shelton, Frank Brandenburg et al.•Southern Economic Journal•1965

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• Economic Development in Latin America

  P T Ellsworth•Hispanic American Historical Review•1952

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• Viscount Mauá and the Empire of Brazil

  Anyda Marchant•Viscount Maua and the Empire of…•1965

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• Argentina, the United States, and the Inter-American System, 1880-1914

  William H Jeffrey, William Jeffrey et al.•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1958

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• The United States and Cuba

  Ione Stuessy Wright, Robert F Smith•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1961

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• Rails, Mines, and Progress

  Marvin D Bernstein, David M Pletcher•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1959

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• Henry Meiggs

  John L Harr, W A C Stewart et al.•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1946

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• A Mexican Interest Group in Action

  Ward M Morton, Merle Kling•The Western Political Quarterly•1962

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• The Mexican Mesta

  Robert R Dykstra, Robert Dykstra et al.•The Western Political Quarterly•1964

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• Journeys toward Progress. Studies of Economic Policy-Making in Latin America

  Michele Saint Marc, Albert Hirschman et al.•Revue économique•1965

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• The Growth and Decline of Indigo Production in Colonial Brazil

  Open Access•Dauril Alden•The Journal of Economic History•1965

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• American Business Abroad

  William Miller, Mira Wilkins et al.•Journal of American History•1964

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• Social Factors in Economic Development

  H A Holley•International Affairs•1962

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• The Creole Petroleum Corporation in Venezuela

  Michael Field•International Affairs•1956

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• Economic Policy Revolution and Industrialization in Latin America

  Pedro C M Teichert•International Affairs•1960

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• A Century of Banking in Latin America

  L S Pressnell, D M Joslin et al.•Economica•1967

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• Journeys toward Progress

  David Felix, Albert O Hirschman•Economica•1964

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• British Investments in Latin America, 1822-1949. A Case Study in the Operations of Private Enterprise in Retarded Regions

  Leland H Jenks, J Fred Rippy•Hispanic American Historical Review•1960

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• Notes on the Heavy Equipment Industry in Chile, 1800-1910

  Jack B Pfeiffer•Hispanic American Historical Review•1952

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• Notes on the Dawn of Manufacturing in Chile

  J Fred Rippy, Jack Pfeiffer et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1948

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• Social Science Research on Latin America

  David Chaplin, Charles Wagley•American Sociological Review•1965

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• Cultural Factors in Economic Growth

  Open Access•Thomas C Cochran•The Journal of Economic History•1960

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• Utopia in Uruguay

  Simon G Hanson•Geographical Journal•1939

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• Britain and Argentina in the Ninteenth Century

  A G Ford, H S Ferns•The Economic History Review•1961

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• Empires in the Wilderness

  David Felix, William J Griffith•The Economic History Review•1966

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• The Dilemma of Mexico's Development

  Robert L Bennett, Raymond Vernon•The Economic History Review•1965

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• The Economic Societies in the Spanish World (1763-1821)

  Richard Herr, Robert Jones Shafer•The William and Mary Quarterly•1959

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• The Development of Latin American Private Enterprise

  Roland T Ely, Frank Brandenburg et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1965

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• Financing the Central American Federation, 1821-1838

  Robert S Smith•Hispanic American Historical Review•1963

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• Argentina, the United States, and the Inter-American System, 1880-1914

  Arthur P Whitaker, Thomas F Mcgann•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• The Last Titan, Percival Farquhar, American Entrepreneur in Latin America

  Lawrence F Hill, Charles A Gauld•Hispanic American Historical Review•1965

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• El petróleo en Venezuela

  Edwin Lieuwen•Hispanic American Historical Review•1957

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• Participación del capital extranjero en la economía chilena

  Calvin P Blair•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Mexican Petroleum Taxes

  Harold E Davis•Hispanic American Historical Review•1932

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• The Mexican Mesta. The Administration of Ranching in Colonial Mexico

  Francis L Fugate, William M Dusenberry•Hispanic American Historical Review•1965

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• Industria y protección en Colombia, 1810-1930

  James J Parsons, Luis Ospina Vasquez•Hispanic American Historical Review•1955

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• The United Fruit Company in Latin America

  Dana G Munro•Hispanic American Historical Review•1959

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• The Evolution of the Colombian Tobacco Trade, to 1875

  John P Harrison•Hispanic American Historical Review•1952

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• Juan Bernardo Elbers and the Introduction of Steam Navigation on the Magdalena River

  Robert Louis Gilmore, Robert Gilmore et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1948

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• Rubber Development in Latin America

  Robert J Alexander•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• The Chilean Nitrate Railways Controversy

  Joseph R Brown•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Trade and Navigation Between Spain and the Indies

  C H Haring•Hispanic American Historical Review•1960

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• The Growth of the Shipping Industry in the Rio de la Plata Region 1794-1860

  Charles C Griffin•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Colombian Transport and the Reforms of 1931

  Donald S Barnhart•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Historia de los ferrocarriles argentinos

  Clifton B Kroeber•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Economic Aspects of Argentine Federalism

  Harry Bernstein, Miron Burgin•Hispanic American Historical Review•1947

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• The Guatemalan Merchants, the Government, and the Provincianos, 1750-1800

  Troy S Floyd•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

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• Manoel Luís Vieira

  Dauril Alden•Hispanic American Historical Review•1959

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• The Early Sugar Industry in Española

  Mervyn Ratekin•Hispanic American Historical Review•1954

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• The Building of the Mexican Railway

  David M Pletcher•Hispanic American Historical Review•1950

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• Britain and Argentina in the Nineteenth Century

  Samuel Shapiro, H S Ferns•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

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• Ferrocarriles bolivianos. Pasado, presente, futuro

  Charles W Arnade•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

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• Industry in Latin America

  Sanford A Mosk, Sandord A Mosk et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1946

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• Venezuela

  Wendell Gordon•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• El pensamiento económico en México

  Sanford A Mosk, Jesús Silva Herzog•Hispanic American Historical Review•1948

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• Historia de la Marina Mercante de Chile

  Charles C Griffin, Claudio Veliz•Hispanic American Historical Review•1963

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• Social Factors in Economic Development. The Argentine Case

  William H Jeffrey, William Jeffrey et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1962

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• Financing the Central American Federation, 1821-18381

  Open Access•Robert S Smith•Hispanic American Historical Review•1963

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• The Rise of the Factory in Latin America

  George Wythe•Hispanic American Historical Review•1945

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• The Institution of the Consulado in New Spain

  Robert Sidney Smith•Hispanic American Historical Review•1944

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• The Pan American Railway

  John Anthony Cabuso, John Anthony Caruso•Hispanic American Historical Review•1951

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• Early Mexican Broadcasting

  Marvin Álisky•Hispanic American Historical Review•1954

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• Petroleum in Venezuela

  J Fred Rippy, Edwin Lieuwen•Hispanic American Historical Review•1955

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• Indigo Production and Trade in Colonial Guatemala

  Robert S Smith•Hispanic American Historical Review•1959

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• Colonial Placer Mining in Colombia

  Walter Howe, Robert C West•Hispanic American Historical Review•1953

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• El real consulado de Caracas

  Roland Dennis Hussey•Hispanic American Historical Review•1959

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• Steamboat Transportation on the Orinoco

  William H Gray•Hispanic American Historical Review•1945

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• The Tasks Ahead for Latin American Historians

  Stanley J Stein•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

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• Rubber River

  John Melby, John P Melby et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1942

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• Economic and Social Origins of the Guatemalan Political Parties (1773-1823)

  Ralph Lee Woodward•Hispanic American Historical Review•1965

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• Industrialization of Latin America

  J Fred Rippy, Lloyd J Hughlett•Hispanic American Historical Review•1947

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• Great Britain and Mexico in the Era of Porfirio Díaz

  Victor C Dahl, Alfred Tischendorf•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

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• Brazil

  Raul D’eça, Raul D''Eça et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1936

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• Edward A. Hopkins and the Development of Argentine Transportation and Communication

  Victor L Johnson•Hispanic American Historical Review•1946

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• Vassouras. A Brazilian Coffee County, 1850-1900

  Charles Wagley, Stanley J Stein•Hispanic American Historical Review•1958

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• Social Science Research on Latin America

  Harley L Browning, Charles Wagley•Social Forces•1965

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