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October 2018 • Bulletin 49
The 2018 Silvio Zavala Award,for Colonial History in the Americas
On September 18th, there
was a meeting to evaluate
the Silvio Zavala Award candi-
datures we received, in honor
of the founding president of the
History Commission.
The jury, by unanimous
decision, decided to give this
Award to Dr. Oscar Mazín, as
his career meets the charac-
teristics and conditions of the
call.
El jurado, por decisión un-
ánime otorgó el premio al Dr.
Oscar Mazín, por considerar
que su trayectoria reúne las
características y condiciones
de la convocatoria.
Dr. Mazín has a Ph.D. in
History from the School of
Advanced Studies in the So-
cial Sciences, France. He is
currently a professor and re-
searcher with the Historical
Studies Center in El Colegio de
Mexico, and he is a member
of the National System of Re-
searchers, level II.
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History Commission Pan American Institute of Geography and History
Among his many works, the following stand
out: El Cabildo catedral de Valladolid de Michoacán (col-
mich, 1996); Una ventana al mundo hispánico (colmex,
2006) and Gestores de la real justicia (colmex, 2007).
The Award jury was composed of Dra. María
Eugenia Zavala from El Colegio de México; Dra.
Johanna Von Grafenstein from the Dr. José María
Luis Mora Research Institute; and Dra. Patricia Es-
candón from the National Autonomous University
of Mexico.
The History Commission extends its deepest
congratulations to Dr. Mazín.
On September 19, there was a meeting to evaluate the
Pan-American Award we received, for the best doctoral thesis in
the general field of American History, of the centuries 19th and
20th Centuries.
The Prize was unanimously declared void because none of
the candidates registered met the requirements of the respective
call.
Nevertheless, the jury decided to give a special mention to the
following thesis: El martinato: configuración del autoritarismo cívico-mil-
itar, continuismo y herencia política. El Salvador 1931-1944, written by
Dr. Luis Gerardo Monterrosa Cubías, and Moralización y catolicismo
al arribo de la televisión. Ciudad de México y Bogotá, 1950-1965,
written by Dra. Laura Camila Ramírez Bonilla, for studying the pe-
riod indicated in the call and demonstrating academic merit.
The 2018 Pan-American History Award for Best Doctoral Thesis in fields related to 19th and 20th
Century, general Historyof the Americas.
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Bulletin 49October • 2018
CALLS
American History Journal
The American History Journal seeks article
submissions. For further information:
http://comisiones.ipgh.org/historia/assets/
convocatoria_2018.docx.pdf
Please address any inquiries to Journal Editor Alexandra Pita, Ph.D.: [email protected]
The 2019"Leopoldo Zea"
AwardThe History Commission of the Pan American Institute of Geography and History calls for
applications to the 2019 “Leopoldo Zea” Award, given to the most valuable and important
trajectory that offers a relevant contribution to the American thought.
The call for applications is available at the following link: http://comisiones.ipgh.org/historia/
assets/convocatoria-leopoldo-zea-2019.pdf
For further information: [email protected]
Applications deadline: December 31st, 2018.
Journal of American
Archeology The Journal of American Archeology
(Revista de Arqueología Americana) has
an open call for the submission
of articles to be published in its
forthcoming editions. For further information, please contact
Journal Editor Mario A. Rivera Ph.D.: [email protected]
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History Commission Pan American Institute of Geography and History
The American Anthropology Journal of the Pan
American Institute of Geography and History invites
academics to send thematic dossier proposals for
consideration in upcoming editions.
Proposals can be sent to the Journal (antropo-
[email protected]) and should include
the following information:
1. Name or title of the theme of the dossier.
2. Objectives and justification of the theme (500
words).
3. A provisional list of possible articles that will be
included in the dossier, as well as the names of
participating writers, including a brief résumé
for each.
4. The résumé of the coordinator of the thematic
dossier.
5. The proposals will be considered by the Edito-
rial Committee of the journal. Proposals with
an international perspective that include with
authors from different regions in Latin America
and the Caribbean will be privileged.
6. Once a proposal is accepted by the journal’s
Editorial Committee, the coordinator (or coor-
dinators) will be responsible for:
• Posting the ‘Call for papers’ in collaboration
with the journal’s Editorial Committee.
• Contacting potential authors to collaborate
on the thematic edition.
• Carrying out a preliminary evaluation of the
papers, together with the Editorial Commit-
tee of the journal.
• Suggesting at least two peer reviewers for
each paper.
7. All the articles will be peer reviewed according
to the double-blind system.
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Bulletin 49October • 2018
II Ibero-American Congress of Urban
History
Call to present proposals of thematic papers
that contribute to identify consolidated and
emerging realitires that explain the historical
processes of the Ibero-American city, as well
as to the theoretical, methodological and
conceptual debate of Urban History, from a
multidisciplinary perspective.
For further information: 2cihu.unam.mx
E-mail: [email protected]
II Latin American
Congress of Indigenous
HistoryPlace: Argentina
Date: 10-12 October
For further information: http://
www.fhycs.unju.edu.ar/noticia.
php?num=19
E-mail:
congresohistoriaindigenajujuy@
gmail.com
Monographic Number"The Open Lives of Latin America”
To researches from different countries to submit original and unpublished
academic works related to History on biographical space, understood as
a dynamic and multidisciplinary field of reflection throughout memory and
forgetfulness in Latin America.
Application deadline: January 31st, 2019
For further information: http://www.h-mexico.unam.mx/node/22481
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History Commission Pan American Institute of Geography and History
Academic Events
XI Workshop on Colonial History
Place: Santiago, Chile.
Date: October 16th-19th , 2018For further information: http://centroestudiosh-istoricos.ubo.cl/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/TERCERA-CIRCULAR-JORNADAS.pdfE-mail: [email protected]
Sounds Systems of Latin America III
The program includes plenaries, talks, post-
ers, and two roundtables, one devoted to foster-
ing collaborations on language documentation
between Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars
and the other focused on transforming documen-
tation into pedagogical materials.
Place: University of Massachusetts, Amherst,
United States.
Date: October 19-21, 2018
For further information: https://blogs.umass.edu/ssola3/program/
International Congress: Corporatism, Authoritarianism and Democracy
Center for Research and Documentation of
Contemporary History
Place: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Date: October 22-24, 2018For further information: https://cpdoc.fgv.br/net-cor2018E-mail: [email protected]
Second Symposium on Indigenous Languages and Cultures of Latin America (ILCLA)
This forum will enable professionals from
around the world to interact with leading experts
in the fields of education, language policy and
planning, linguistics, cultural studies, ethnomusi-
cology, anthropology, informatics, and other dis-
ciplines so as to contribute to the study and ad-
vancement of indigenous languages and cultures
of the region.
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Bulletin 49October • 2018
Place: Ohio State University, United States
Date: October 25-28, 2018
For further information: https://clas.osu.edu/ilcla
New challenges in security: Organized crime and urban conflict in the Americas
Date: October 24-26
Place: Universidad del Pacífico, Lima, PeruFor further information: http://www.up.edu.pe/UP_Landing/CallforPapersIHL/default.aspx
Changes in Anthropo-logical Imagination
Date: November 14-18, 2018.
Place: San José, Costa RicaFor further information: https://www.eventscribe.net/2018/AAA/
Ruralities in Latin America: Convergences, Disputes and Dlternatives in the 21st Century.
Date: November 25-30, 2018
Place: Montevideo, UruguayFor further information: http://alasru.org/index.php/
congresos.
De-risking, Financial Exclusion & Resiliency in the Caribbean: Scoping out the Problem, Searching for Solutions
Date: November 29-30, 2018
Place: Federal Reserve Bank of AtlantaE-mail: [email protected]
October 1st 1814, Chile. The Battle of
Rancagua begins.
October 2nd 1824. Guadalupe Victoria is
declared the first president of
the United Mexican States.
October 7th
1967. Peruvian novelist,
Mario Vargas Llosa, receives the
Nobel Prize in Literature.
October 9th 1967, Bolivia. Ernesto
Guevara is captured and
executed clandestinely by the cia.
October 10th 1982, Bolivia. Hernán Siles
Suazo is elected president,
marking the end of the military
dictatorships era and the
beginning of democracy.
October 12th
1492, The Bahamas. Christopher Columbus
disembarks for the first time in
America.
October 14th
1962. The Cuba Missile Crisis
begins, due to the American
concern of Soviet nuclear
missiles in Cuban territory.
October 15th
1874. The Ecuadorian
Academy of Language is
established.
October 20th 1883. The Treaty of Ancón is
signed; it ends the War of the
Pacific and establishes post-war
relations.
October 21st
1971. Chilean poet, Pablo
Neruda, receives the Nobel
Prize in Literature.
October 24th 1970, Chile. Chilean poet,
Pablo Neruda, receives the
Nobel Prize in Literature
October 28th 2007, Argentina. Cristina
Fernández becomes the
first woman to assume the
presidency.
October 29th
1929, Estados Unidos. The Great Depression begins;
also known as Black Tuesday.
upcoming anniversaries on the american continent
