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    The article discusses the convergence of Latin American history studies in the United States and Latin America. It notes that in the past, Latin American historians in the U.S. focused more on the colonial period while Latin American historians examined the national period. However, over time the fields have integrated their approaches and topics of study, converging into a more hemispheric view of Latin American history.

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    Studying the History of Latin America: A Case of Hemispheric Convergence

    Author(s): Thomas E. Skidmore


    Source: Latin American Research Review, Vol. 33, No. 1 (1998), pp. 105-127
    Published by: The Latin American Studies Association
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