Secuencia

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Secuencia is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal. It considers for publication original articles written in Spanish, English, Portuguese and French, which are the result of scientific research and represent a clear contribution to the debate and understanding of the historical, social and political evolution of Mexico and Latin America from the colonial period to the 21st century. Secuencia seeks to be a leader among undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students and specialists in various areas of history, ethnohistory, sociology, political science, economics, geography and all disciplines related to Social Sciences. All articles are double-blind peer reviewed to determine their acceptance or rejection. Secuencia does not charge a fee for the publication and/or peer-review process. Articles are published in the original language. Secuencia, a quarterly publication that appears regularly in January-April, May-August and September-December, is published by the Dr. José María Luis Mora Research Institute. Secuencia is available in a print (ISSN 0186-0348) and electronic (E-ISSN 2395-8464) version.

Current Issue

No. 120 (2024)
Published June 4, 2024

Articles

The “Topographic Map of 1857”: Uses of an Image and the Construction of Cartographic Sources
Fernando Aguayo Hernández
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City of Angels: Abandoned and Illegitimate Infants, Puebla, 18th Century
Agustín Grajales Porras, Lilián Illades Aguiar
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Social Catholicism and Religious Uprising in Chihuahua: From Pacifism to Defense
Jorge Arturo Machado Márquez
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Parish Perquisites and Funerals in Novohispanic Bishoprics. The Parish of Jalostotitlán, 1771-1825
Celina G. Becerra Jiménez
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The Right Side of History? The Political Use of the Narrative of Progress in Contemporary Feminisms
Catherine Andrews
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Authoritarian neoliberalism and accumulation by legitimization in Mexico. The energy reform (2013)
Jesús Bojórquez Luque
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Vectors, Military and Natives: Yellow Fever and Malaria in Yucatan, 1911-1912
Carlos Alcalá Ferraez
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Poverty and relative housing cost in Santiago (Chile): a historical perspective (1966-2020)
Mauricio Casanova Brito
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Post-Soviet Anticommunism in Mexico: Mexican Exceptionalism in the Cold War and the Persistence of its “External Enemy” Logic in the 2006 Presidential Elections
Héctor Alejandro Quintanar Pérez
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Historiography of the Gender Problem in the Mexican Socialist Armed Movement (MASM) of the 1960s and 1970s
Francisco Ávila Coronel
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