La nación cubana y Estados Unidos

La historia transnacional es la innovación historiográfica más importante de las últimas décadas. Transcendiendo el Estado-nación como unidad de análisis, observa lo que ocurre entre y a través de los países y naciones: transferencias, circulaciones, contactos…, relaciones, en suma, que atraviesan las fronteras. En este libro, Pierre-Yves Saunier realiza una profunda y meticulosa reflexión teórica sobre la perspectiva y metodología transnacional, traza sus orígenes intelectuales y examina los temas y herramientas conceptuales que la caracterizan. La historia transnacional,...

A fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX, una oleada masiva de inmigración transformó el panorama cultural de la Argentina. Junto a otros inmigrantes, en Buenos Aires, los germanohablantes crearon las instituciones de su colectividad mientras buscaban adaptarse e integrarse en la sociedad donde la mayoría iba a pasar el resto de su vida. Enfocándose en el bienestar social, la educación, la religión y la niñez, Benjamin Bryce examina la formación de una identidad germano-argentina. Alrededor del primer centenario de la independencia, cuando el nacionalismo argentino se intensificaba,...

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