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Gilbert Joseph

Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor

Yale University

Affiliations

History

Latin American Studies

Gilbert Joseph is currently serving as a History Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor at Yale University.

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Gilbert Joseph

Yale University

Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor

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latin american studies history latin american research latin american politics historical review social history political science political economy cultural history political history anthropology business criminology corporate governance comparative politics historiography family violence latin american economic history academic librarianship modern italy historical sociology class conflict regional collaboration cross-border challenge cross-border crime indigenous peoples historical analysis societal influence open access peasant resistance latin american bandits henequen industry monocrop economy international harvester corporate control economic rivalry elite factions modern yucatan caste war class war informal empire latin american banditry border crossing revolutionary process cacique politics latin america portuguese transnational history spanish caribbean studies global history central america empire

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Bandits and Liberals, Rebels and Saints: Latin America Since Independence. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

Gilbert M. Joseph

colonialismhistoryhistorical reviewlatin american studieslatin american politicslatin america

The Need to Market Library Services and Its Challenges to Academic Librarians: The Case of Delta State Polytechnic Library, Otefe-Oghara. (2024)

Omamomo Obaguono EyaufeGolley Joseph

academic librarianshipmarket (economics)academic librariansmarketing

The Continuing Challenge of Border Crossing: A Response to Marcelo Casals’ Commentary. Cold War History (2020)

Gilbert M. Joseph

border crossingcross-border crimecross-border challengehistory

Mexicans in Revolution, 1910–1946: An Introduction ‐ Edited by Beezley, William H. and Maclachlan, Colin M.. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2013)

Gilbert M. Joseph

latin american researchsocial scienceslatin american studieslatin american politicssocial change

Paul K. Eiss: In the Name of El Pueblo: Place, Community, and the Politics of History in YucatáN. Durham, Nc: Duke University Press, 2010.. Deleted Journal (2013)

Gilbert M. Joseph

indigenous peoplesel pueblosocial historyhistory

Un Replanteamiento De La MovilizacióN Revolucionaria Mexicana: Los Tiempos De SublevacióN En YucatáN, 1909-1915. SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología (1994)

Gilbert M. JosephAllen Wells

open accessmovilizacion revolucionaria mexicanalatin american politicsjournalismideology

“Resocializing” Latin American Banditry: A Reply. Latin American Research Review (1991)

Gilbert M. Joseph

public healthlatin american banditrylatin american researchlatin american studiesfamily violence

Thomas Benjamin. Italic a Rich Land, a Poor People: Politics and Society in Modern Chiapas /Italic. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. 1989. Pp. XXII, 350. $40.00. The American Historical Review (1991)

Gilbert M. Joseph

social historypolitical historyhistoryhistorical reviewhistorical analysissocial inequalitylatin american studiesmodern italypolitical sciencesocietal influencesociologysocioeconomic statuspoor people

On the Trail of Latin American Bandits: A Reexamination of Peasant Resistance. Latin American Research Review (1990)

Gilbert M. Joseph

anthropologysocial historypeasant resistancelatin american researchcriminologylatin american bandits

Summer of Discontent: Economic Rivalry Among Elite Factions During the Late Porfiriato in Yucatán. Journal of Latin American Studies (1986)

Gilbert M. JosephAllen Wells

economic rivalrypolitical economyelite factionslatin american politicspolitical sciencejournalismcomparative politics

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Gilbert Joseph

Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor

Yale University

Affiliations

History

Latin American Studies

Gilbert Joseph is currently serving as a History Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor at Yale University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gilbert Joseph

Yale University

Farnam Professor Emeritus of History Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bandits and Liberals, Rebels and Saints: Latin America Since Independence. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

Gilbert M. Joseph

colonialismhistoryhistorical reviewlatin american studieslatin american politicslatin america

The Need to Market Library Services and Its Challenges to Academic Librarians: The Case of Delta State Polytechnic Library, Otefe-Oghara. (2024)

Omamomo Obaguono EyaufeGolley Joseph

academic librarianshipmarket (economics)academic librariansmarketing

The Continuing Challenge of Border Crossing: A Response to Marcelo Casals’ Commentary. Cold War History (2020)

Gilbert M. Joseph

border crossingcross-border crimecross-border challengehistory

Mexicans in Revolution, 1910–1946: An Introduction ‐ Edited by Beezley, William H. and Maclachlan, Colin M.. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2013)

Gilbert M. Joseph

latin american researchsocial scienceslatin american studieslatin american politicssocial change

Paul K. Eiss: In the Name of El Pueblo: Place, Community, and the Politics of History in YucatáN. Durham, Nc: Duke University Press, 2010.. Deleted Journal (2013)

Gilbert M. Joseph

indigenous peoplesel pueblosocial historyhistory

Un Replanteamiento De La MovilizacióN Revolucionaria Mexicana: Los Tiempos De SublevacióN En YucatáN, 1909-1915. SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología (1994)

Gilbert M. JosephAllen Wells

open accessmovilizacion revolucionaria mexicanalatin american politicsjournalismideology

“Resocializing” Latin American Banditry: A Reply. Latin American Research Review (1991)

Gilbert M. Joseph

public healthlatin american banditrylatin american researchlatin american studiesfamily violence

Gilbert M. Joseph

On the Trail of Latin American Bandits: A Reexamination of Peasant Resistance. Latin American Research Review (1990)

Gilbert M. Joseph

anthropologysocial historypeasant resistancelatin american researchcriminologylatin american bandits

Summer of Discontent: Economic Rivalry Among Elite Factions During the Late Porfiriato in Yucatán. Journal of Latin American Studies (1986)

Gilbert M. JosephAllen Wells

economic rivalrypolitical economyelite factionslatin american politicspolitical sciencejournalismcomparative politics

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