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The Latin American Association of Rural History is an international non-profit making academic organisation, whose mission is to promote the research and teaching of Latin American rural history and foster collaboration between the academic communities of the region and similar associations in other regions of the world. To join ALAHR visit the membership section of our website: https://alahr.org/membresia/

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Historia Agraria de América Latina (HAAL) is a research journal published by the Centro de Estudios de Historia Agraria de América Latina (CEHAL), an academic, independent institution established in Santiago de Chile in 2017 and sponsored by the Asociación Latinoamericana de Historia Rural (ALAHR) founded in 2024. HAAL is to publish original articles on the history of the rural societies of Latin America and the Caribbean that analyse new topics and problems, make theoretical/methodological contributions and/or develop new interpretations. The journal publishes articles and book reviews in Spanish, English and Portuguese. It also publishes thematic dossiers and special editions with guest editors. Manuscripts are evaluated by the editors and, if considered appropriate for external evaluation, subjected to double blind peer review by specialists in the disciplinary area. HAAL is published bi-annually (May and November), and is open access through its website.
 

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Historia Agraria de América Latina 5:2 Historia Agraria de América Latina Vol 5No 02November 2024

Dossier: “Commodity frontiers in Latin America and the Caribbean, 19th-20th centuries” (Part I) - Guest Editors: Andrea Montero Mora & Santiago Colmenares Guerra: Andrea Montero Mora, Entre la frontera nacional y transnacional. La expansión del banano en Costa Rica en el contexto de su comoditización (1899-1930) – Santiago Colmenares Guerra, ‘The best lands have been taken’: el proceso de acumulación de tierras de la United Fruit Company a lo largo de la frontera del banano en el Gran Caribe, 1900-1940 - Carlos Eduardo Nicolette, Land Structure in Colonial Portuguese America: The village of Campinas/ São Paulo in the light of the expansion of the sugar frontier (1790-1818) | Articles:  Joana Salém Vasconcelos, “La tierra para quien la merece”: la reforma agraria en Chile y la meritocracia del Instituto de Educación Rural (1954-1970) – Esther Padilla Calderón, Ganadería, población y ambiente en una región serrana: Sonora, México (1880-1980) – Wainer Coto Cedeño, ¿Incentivos para el desarrollo de la agricultura de la papa en Costa Rica? Políticas públicas, crédito agropecuario y seguro de cosechas (1950-2015) | Book Reviews