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“According to the possibility of the Natives, make the appropriate demonstrations of thanks and rejoicing”. Celebrations in towns and villages on the occasion of the swearing-in of Prince Luis Fernando (Philippines, 1712) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 87-107
  • Y. Alexander Narváez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
At the threshold of a “very harsh war”: Indigenous resistance in the letters of the conquest of Chile (1545-1552) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 315-39
  • Eric Francisco Salazar Lisboa
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The Bogotá clergy and state authorities in the transition from the Viceroyalty of Nueva Granada to the Republic of Colombia (1817-1827) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 398-427
  • Francesco Ferrari
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Celebrations for the Truce of Nice in New Spain: the conquest of Rhodes and the conquest of Jerusalem (1539) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 265-89
  • Beatriz Aracil Varón
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The episcopal entry into Puebla de los Ángeles, 1640-1774 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 191-212
  • Sergio Rosas Salas
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Festive processions of the Society of Jesus in Tunja, Nuevo Reino de Granada during the 17th and 18th centuries 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 213-36
  • Abel Fernando Martínez Martín
  • Andrés Ricardo Otálora Cascante
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Festivity and power in New Spain: the Festive Reform of 1789 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 136-66
  • Antonio de Jesús Enríquez Sánchez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
For whom do the bells toll? Feast and tragedy: bells and their symbolic role in the conflicts of independence in Spain and America (1808-1825) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 237-64
  • Justo Cuño Bonito
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
From enthusiasm to disappointment: Indigenous parcialidades and collective sovereignty in Mexico City through three Indigenous intellectuals’ writings, 1812-1827 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 374-97
  • Argelia Segovia Liga
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Government and discipline in the parishes of the Archbishopric of Mexico after the Third Mexican Council (1585-1630) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 340-73
  • Rodolfo Aguirre
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Mourning as a First Fiesta. Sociocultural changes in Chiapas’ burial celebrations (16th-19th centuries) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 167-90
  • Luz del Rocío Bermúdez Hernández
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The municipal councils and the Royal Festival in the Spanish monarchy: sociability and ornamentation (18th century) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 53-86
  • Inmaculada Rodríguez Moya
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Preparing the fete: logistics and material management in royal oaths and Funerals in the New Kingdom of Granada in the 18th century 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 108-35
  • Julián Andrei Velasco Pedraza
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Presentación 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 13-22
  • Beatriz Carolina Peña
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Religious and political ceremonies: royal visits and entrances of Isabella the Catholic in the play with Indian references Todo es dar en una cosa, by Tirso de Molina 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 290-313
  • Ana Zúñiga Lacruz
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
“The viceroys are copies of the majesty”. Armendáriz, alter ego of the King in Viceregal visual culture 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (1): 24-52
  • José Javier Azanza López
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Presentación 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 10-17
  • Alejandra Natalia Araya Espinoza
  • Lía Quarleri
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Hierarchized bodies, irrelevant violence: forced defloration in Santafé and Tunja in the early 17th century 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 19-48
  • Leidy Jazmín Torres Cendales
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Mita, gender and colonialism: Bentura Sirpa's nonbinary body to the Mita of Potosí (Calacoto, Pacajes, 1769) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 49-85
  • Xochitl Inostroza Ponce
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The princess who saved the captain: the allegorization of Pocahontas’ body in the engravings of Robert Vaughan (1624) and Matthäus Merian (ca. 1634) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 86-114
  • Nathaniel Sola Rubio
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
“They provided food and everything necessary”: the disappearance of Indigenous female Amazons 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 115-54
  • Vanina Teglia
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Sounds of resistance: nuns, music, and power in Córdoba del Tucumán (18th Century) 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 155-78
  • Clarisa Pedrotti
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Guaquería in Colombia: the history of a long-duration practice 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 180-204
  • Pedro María Argüello García
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Water or cleanliness? Problems caused by Lima's ditches in the 16th and 17th centuries and the debate over their elimination 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 205-34
  • Paula Ermila Rivaspalta Varillas
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Regional markets in the Peruvian viceroyalty: Cuzco and Trujillo in the final decades of colonial rule 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 266-99
  • Carlos Contreras
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Northern Andean sugar, small-scale production and its Caribbean connections: the case of Guadua Valley in New Granada, 1765-1811 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 235-65
  • José Leonardo Henao Giraldo
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The experience of treasury public employees in New Granada, 1821-1830: merits and representations 2025 Fronteras de la Historia 30 (2): 300-31
  • Adolfo Polo y La Borda
  • Muriel Laurent
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Presentación 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 8-18
  • Antonio Escobar Ohmstede
  • Diana Bonnett Vélez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
“It’s public that is misbehaving”: indigenous and mestiza women among the prostitution allegations brought to the Ecclesiastical Court of the Bishopric of Maranhão in the 18th century 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 138-58
  • Maria Rosalina Bulcão Loureiro
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The border as a colonial invention: a reinterpretation of cultural boundaries in a region of the eastern Andes of Colombia 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 183-205
  • Camilo Andrés Colorado Yepes
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Challenging relationships, fleeting desires. Women of African origin and magical practices in the Port of Campeche, 1639 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 270-88
  • Carlos Roberto Gutiérrez Peraza
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Conflicts and negotiations on natural resources in the Valles Centrales of Oaxaca, 18th century. The case of Santo Domingo Tomaltepec and Tlalixtac 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 84-115
  • Antonio Escobar Ohmstede
  • Marta Martín Gabaldón
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Escapes, rebellions and cabildos. The response of the indigenous people of Chiquitos to the Bourbon reforms 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 42-62
  • Cecilia Martínez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The epidemic of fevers (Typhus) of 1814 in the Tlaxcalan Indian villages of northeastern Nueva España 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 159-81
  • Andrea Alejandra Martínez Coronel
  • José Gustavo González Flores
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Melchor de Salazar: itinerary and social mobility in the Governorships of Popayán and Chocó, 1548-1623 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 289-317
  • Juan David Montoya Guzmán
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The pueblos de indios of Chiapas during the period of the Intendencia. 1786-1821. Some changes in its political, economic, and religious organization 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 116-37
  • María Dolores Palomo Infante
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Pueblo de Indios of Bucaramanga. Socioeconomic and population conflicts caused by bread traders 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 20-41
  • Luis Rubén Pérez Pinzón
  • Marian Johanna Rugeles Páez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Former Spanish-Creole captives and mediation roles: the case of the expeditions to Salinas Grandes (1778-1810) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 242-69
  • Natalia Soledad Salerno
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Living and rule in the village of Indians Viana: Pombaline directory in the Amazon (1757-1798) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 63-83
  • Soraia Sales Dornelles
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Two cattle-producing areas “bovine, horse and goat” in the governorate of Santa Marta: Valledupar and Valencia de Jesús, 1740-1810 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (1): 206-41
  • Hugues Sánchez
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Presentación 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 13-17
  • Pablo Ibáñez-Bonillo
  • Rafael Chambouleyron
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
From undulant serpent to river course: Amazon’s colonial representation and cartographic invention 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 19-42
  • Daniel Esteban Unigarro Caguasango
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Construction and uses of canoes in the Amazon basin during the 16th and 17th centuries 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 43-69
  • Antonio Jaramillo Arango
  • Daniel Giraldo Sabogal
  • Juan David Sarmiento Rodríguez
  • Ricardo Borrero L.
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The Amazon connection: Tupi and Tapuia exchanges in Dutch Atlantic trade (1600-1641) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 70-91
  • Alirio Cardoso
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Dispute over the colonial sertão of an Iberian Amazon: the case of sertão spices (17th and 18th centuries) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 92-117
  • André Pompeu
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The river as a space of contest: the politics of Portuguese occupation in Guaporé (1740 - 1770) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 118-39
  • Vanice Siqueira de Melo
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Indigenous resistances and territorialities in the frontiers of the Iberian Amazon in the mid-18th century 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 140-69
  • Pablo Ibáñez-Bonillo
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Amazonia in the history of the New World: Alexandre Rodrigues Ferreira, the “Observações Gerais e Particulares sobre a Classe dos Mamíferos” and the Native peoples 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 170-97
  • Ângela Domingues
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
Encomienda, power and miscegenation. An approach to the life journey of two Mestizo encomenderos of the Nuevo Reino de Granada in the second half of the 16th century 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 199-223
  • Shems Kasmi
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
The economy of the Santafé (Bogotá) Jesuits: the Colegio Mayor de San Bartolomé and the house-novitiate of Las Nieves (1752-1766) 2024 Fronteras de la Historia 29 (2): 224-51
  • Julián Galindo Zuluaga
 H6/KUL [FRONTERAS-] 0123-4676
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