Coercive State and the Subaltern Response in Manabí during the Global Expansion of Capitalism, 19th Century

11-41

The Municipality of Antioquia and the Regeneration in Colombia: A Delegated Centralization, 1878-1902

43-72

The Ecuadorian Hacienda from the Historiographical Perspective of “Perspectivist Poststructuralism,” 20th Century

73-102

José Mallart UNESCO Expert at Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana (1957-1959)

103-137

Censuses and Cartography of Quito and its Metropolitan Area (1573-2022): Search, Processing, and Geographical Representation

141-166

Cultural History: Past, Present, and Future

216-225

Thinking about the Andes: A Reflection on Memory and Heritage

169-174

An Andean and Latin American Urban Historian

175-182

Historian and Artist of the Baroque

183-189

The Profession of Historian, the City, and Memory

Comment on the book by Almarza and Cabrera

199-203

The Political-Electoral Forge of the Northern Andean Republics: A Necessary Comparative View

204-211

From the Boards to the Congress of Villa del Rosario

212-215

Milton Luna Tamayo, editor. Educación y ciencia en Ecuador: 1830-194

229-232

Enrique Ayala y César Montúfar, editores, La Junta Militar y sus repercusiones. Los años sesenta y la historia contemporánea del Ecuador

233-236

Ana María Goetschel, Inicios del feminismo en Ecuador: debates históricos

236-239

References

240-242

Sadness in Buenos Aires: Miguel Murmis Has Passed Away

226-227

The Authors

245-247

Peers Reviewers for this Edition

248