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date: 24 April 2025

Digital Resources: The H-LatAm Listservlocked

Digital Resources: The H-LatAm Listservlocked

  • John SchwallerJohn SchwallerDepartment of History, University at Albany, State University of New York

Summary

H-LatAm, short for History-Latin America, is an electronic list that has served the scholarly community since the late 20th century as a forum in which important issues facing Latin American history can be debated. It has served as a means of spreading information about publications, a channel for soliciting research and research collaborations, and an instrument that links historians of Latin America who are spread throughout the world. A review of this resource allows for a look at the history of Latin American studies on the Internet—useful for understanding and researching early threads—and some of the specific contributions of H-LatAm to the profession.

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  • Digital Innovations, Sources, and Interdisciplinary Approaches

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