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date: 27 April 2025

Digital Resources: The League of Nations and Latin Americalocked

Digital Resources: The League of Nations and Latin Americalocked

  • Fabián Herrera LeónFabián Herrera LeónUniversidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo

Summary

Historical research on the phenomena of the multilateral interaction and transnationalization of institutional structures and norms centered on the international organisms of the interwar period, with the League of Nations as the central axis, have benefited enormously from the creation and development of several digital resources in first decades of the 21st century. One challenge for this period involves efforts to reconstruct the trajectories, collaboration, and interaction of Latin American members in relation to those international organizations, but these have been increasingly favored by these resources because of the information they concentrate or make available, and because they combat the omissions and imperceptibility to which this region has often been subjected. International histories centered on Geneva that radiate out toward Latin America could represent a new area of development for websites that specialize in consolidating such digital resources as the United Nations Office at Geneva (library and archives), the League of Nations Photo Archive, the League of Nations Search Engine (LONSEA), and the History of the League of Nations.

Subjects

  • History of Latin America and the Oceanic World
  • Digital Innovations, Sources, and Interdisciplinary Approaches
  • Diplomatic History

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